I found this:
IN() Operator Syntax
"fieldname": { "in": [ "value1", "value2", "value3" ] }
Example:
"board.id":{ "in":[ "stereos", "televisions" ] }
So I think yours would look like this:
"labels.text":{ "in":[ "Text1", "Text2" ] }Yes you can do this with a json subquery. The Community API v2 request (khoros.com)
I think yours would look something like this:
[
{
"messages":{
"fields":[
"id",
"subject",
"search_snippet",
"body",
"cover_image.view_href",
"teaser",
"view_href",
"author",
"conversation.last_post_time",
"replies.count(*)",
"metrics.views",
"labels"
],
"constraints":[
{
"category.id":"DE",
"conversation.style":"tkb",
"body":"mykeyword",
"depth":0
}
],
"sorts": [
"post_time desc"
],
"limit":10,
"subQueries":{
"labels":{
"fields":[
"text"
]
}
}
}
}
]
There is a good example here of using Freemarker to make an API request with a json body restBuilder (khoros.com)
Thanks for your answer,
unfortunately I cannot access developer.khoros.com urls. They always stuck in a TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error by the browser.
Can you please give me an example here on how the request for messages with a subquery looks like?
Sure are you using Freemarker? See below.
<#assign messagePostCall = restBuilder()
.method("POST")
.path("/api/2.0/search")
.body([
{
"messages":{
"fields":[
"id",
"subject",
"search_snippet",
"body",
"cover_image.view_href",
"teaser",
"view_href",
"author",
"conversation.last_post_time",
"replies.count(*)",
"metrics.views",
"labels"
],
"constraints":[
{
"category.id":"DE",
"conversation.style":"tkb",
"body":"mykeyword",
"depth":0
}
],
"sorts": [
"post_time desc"
],
"limit":10,
"subQueries":{
"labels":{
"fields":[
"text"
]
}
}
}
}
])
.admin(true) />
<#assign resp = messagePostCall.call() />
I think that should work.
thx,
the like contraint doesnt seem to work:
"body":"mykeyword",
it returns
