Creates a SOAP header for the client given the user. It assumes that each element within the header to be filled in is a publicly acessible feild of the SOAP header element.
Generates the request information using the request and response. This method is called after the request has been made and RemoveSensitiveInfo() has been called as well.
Depending on the version of PHP, the xsi:types need to be added and empty tags may need to be removed. The SoapRequestXmlFixer class can facilitate these changes.
<span class="constraint Required">This field is required and should not be {@code null}.</span>
Returns a page of ideas that match the query described by the specified TargetingIdeaSelector.
<p>The selector must specify a {@code paging} value, with {@code numberResults} set to 800 or less. Large result sets must be composed through multiple calls to this method, advancing the paging {@code startIndex} value by {@code numberResults} with each call.
<p>Only a relatively small total number of results will be available through this method. Much larger result sets may be available using #getBulkKeywordIdeas(TargetingIdeaSelector) at the price of reduced flexibility in selector options.
<span class="constraint Required">This field is required and should not be {@code null}.</span>
Returns a page of ideas that match the query described by the specified TargetingIdeaSelector. This method is specialized for returning bulk keyword ideas, and thus the selector must be set for IDEAS and KEYWORD. A limited, fixed set of attributes will be returned.
<p>A single-valued com.google.ads.api.services.targetingideas.search.RelatedToUrlSearchParameter must be supplied. Single-valued com.google.ads.api.services.targetingideas.search.LanguageTargetSearchParameter and com.google.ads.api.services.targetingideas.search.CountryTargetSearchParameter are both optional. Other search parameters compatible with a keyword query may also be supplied.
<p>The selector must specify a {@code paging} value, with {@code numberResults} set to 500 or less. Large result sets must be composed through multiple calls to this method, advancing the paging {@code startIndex} value by {@code numberResults} with each call.
<p>This method can make many more results available than #get(TargetingIdeaSelector), but allows less control over the query. For fine-tuned queries that do not need large numbers of results, prefer #get(TargetingIdeaSelector).