Unfortunately it is not working for me.
I did something like this:
<#assign apiVersion = "2.0"/>
<#assign topKudosQuery = "SELECT * FROM messages WHERE kudos.sum(weight) > 0 AND author.id='3' ORDER BY kudos.sum(weight) DESC" />
<#assign topKudos = rest(apiVersion, "/search?q=" + topKudosQuery?url + "&restapi.response_style=view").data.items![] />
<#list topKudos as x>
<div>
data: ${x.post_time?datetime?string('dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm')}<br>
tytuł: ${x.subject}<br>
adres: ${x.view_href}<br>
ilość wyświetleń: ${x.metrics.views}<br>
treść: ${x.body?replace("<[^>]*>", "", "r")?replace(" ", " ", "r")}<br>
lajki: ${x.kudos.sum.weight}
</div><br><br>
</#list>When I am trying to use: ${x.view_href} I get url like this: /t5/BlaBla/BlaBla/m-p/1896#M1 and when I am trying to use code ${x.@view_href} I get error:
The following has evaluated to null or missing: ==> x.@view_href [in template "latest-kudos-test.ftl" at line 13, column 18]
VarunGrazitti This is exactly what I am trying to do but when I use "x.view_href" I get link like this:
/t5/O-spolecznosci/Bialy-czy-Czarny/m-p/1896#M1
My query looks like this:
<#assign apiVersion = "2.0"/> <#assign topKudosQuery = "SELECT * FROM messages WHERE kudos.sum(weight) > 0 AND author.id='3' ORDER BY kudos.sum(weight) DESC" /> <#assign topKudos = rest(apiVersion, "/search?q=" + topKudosQuery?url + "&restapi.response_style=view").data.items![] />
Any ideas?
omygoodness what's the problem with having the relative url? If you're doing the call from inside the community I think it's expected...
ChiaraS Yes it is expected... You are right. I am just testing code as custom endpoints and that is why I have problems with absolute urls...
Thank you :)
