Migration to Viva Engage
Hi Would anyone know if there are more options to upload data from our old company portal in bulk to Viva Engage other than the API? I just finished the export of the old portal and have a JSON file with all posts and links to pictures and documents. I scripted everything to download the documents and use the ID of the post as filenames so I can add them back. Drawback of using the API is that you can't post on behalf of someone else so all user related data is lost nor can you set the date on which the post is originally created. Any tips would be welcome. Thanks!
Hello, how could I obtain the access data in Viva Engage through the API？
The data I currently obtain through the API only include the number of likes, but not the number of visitors. What kind of request should be sent to obtain the number of visitors to each Question(data circled in red in image)？
Search JSON return different results based on geolocation
Hello Team, we're using yammer search json API we're recently noticed the result different based on geo-location. API: https://api.yammer.com/api/v1/search.json?search=india&num_per_pages=10&page=1 Documentation refered: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/yammer/searchjson we don't pass any parameters related to location but somehow the results are different. Even we tried search in yammer(now it is viva engage) portal, we could see the different results. Note: in below url the organization is hidden: https://web.yammer.com/main/org/xxx.org/search/threads?search=covid please confirm is this an expected behavior.Generating an Administrator Token
The administrator functions built into Yammer work well, but what if you want to perform an administrator function outside of what's built for you? If you ask around, you may find someone advising you to take advantage of the REST API, but if you don't know where to start, then you've come to the right place. Because you can't fully use the REST API and you can't run any of the scripts posted in this community if you don't have a token. This token is like your username and password, and is what allows you to tell Yammer that the script you're running is you. Getting one of these things used to be relatively complicated, but is much simpler now. Step 1: Log into Yammer normally, then click this - https://www.yammer.com/client_applications Step 2: Click the big green box, Register a New App Step 3: Fill in the form. The name can be whatever you want, and the organization and email should match what is approprate for your organization. I always use Yammer as the redirect URI. Step 4: Now you're on the information screen and can go get your token. On the bottom of the screen is a link called "Generate a developer token for this application". Click that. Like magic, your very own scripting token will now appear. Copy and paste that into something safe and secure. Remember, this is your username and password all rolled up into one, and if someone gets that, they can perform the same functions on your network as you can. Guard it carefully. And then use it for the scripts you'll find elsewhere in this community. Enjoy!
