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Daily API rate limit met when authenticating for the first time #48

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sergeisorkin opened this issue Feb 15, 2021 · 4 comments
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@sergeisorkin
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sergeisorkin commented Feb 15, 2021

Are there firewall considerations? We are of course locking down a lot of inbound ports.

When authenticating (or trying to) for the first time, the page is in a endless waiting for response state; then eventually crashed with "Daily API rate limit met" in the error message at the top.
Screen Shot 2021-02-14 at 6 44 29 PM

The Pardot Settings page now takes a long time to load (see screenshot above ~220s) then loads not authenticated with daily API rate limit message.

We do have a lot of prospects in our Pardot instance, and this is our first time connecting up with wordpress.

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We have the same error after hardcoding the redirect_uri value within the plugin php code

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Looks like our issue is that our edition of Pardot does not include access to the Pardot API. Of course, we did not know the Pardot API would be required for Wordpress integration. The workaround is to manually insert forms, but this is not great news, of course.

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Thanks @sergeisorkin, so its not that we had some huge large number of requests. Its that your limit must be larger than 0 in the screenshot:

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Thanks @sergeisorkin, so its not that we had some huge large number of requests. Its that your limit must be larger than 0 in the screenshot:

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Exactly, that is correct (based on what I was told).

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