Delete a bookmark subscription
Hi, I'm working on a customisation within one of our TKBs where we want to make bookmark functionality more visible. I'm creating a button to bookmark and another to remove the bookmark. My bookmark button is working as intended, but I'm having difficulty removing/deleting the bookmark. $("#remove-bookmark").on( "click", function() { $.ajax({ type: "DELETE", url: "/api/2.0/users/${userID}/badges/${bookmarkID}", contentType: "application/json", dataType: "json", }).done(function(jqXHR, textStatus) { console.log('Success' + textStatus) }).fail(function(jqXHR, textStatus) { console.log('Fail: ' + textStatus); }); }); I'm using the URL /api/2.0/users/user-id/badges/subscription-id based on documentation. Am I right in substituting user-id and subscription-id for the respective values? In my specific test case, the URL being called is /api/2.0/users/67/badges/3829. Here's the server response: { "status": "error", "message": "An unexpected error occurred.", "data": { "type": "error_data", "code": 301, "developer_message": "", "more_info": "" }, "metadata": {} } Any help appreciated.API v1 docs gone since Atlas migration to Aurora
Link for API v1 documentation used to point at this Classic instance at devdocportal.khoros.com (which I think used to be pointing at the same Classic instance that community.khoros.com ran on): https://devdocportal.khoros.com/t5/Community-API-v1-Reference/bd-p/restv1docs?section=commv1&page=apiv1home Since the Aurora migration of Atlas two weeks ago accessing this URL just returns a "Cannot find community" generic error. When can we expect this v1 doc to be back? It's currently becoming a major blocker for a bunch of development initiatives I'm involved in.Online User Count is Completely Wrong
I'm trying to get an accurate count of online users and it's quite obvious the count is completely wrong just by looking at the results I'm encountering on my staging environment. The LIQL query used is fairly simple: SELECT count(*) FROM users WHERE online_status='online' Given the number of people who access our staging server, I would expect the result of this to be a low single digit number. Instead, I got a result of over 30 users. So I dug into the API results: SELECT login,last_visit_time FROM users WHERE online_status='online' The results list users with last visit times from 2020 and 2021 as well as users from earlier in 2022 that I know for a fact aren't online. How is Khoros defining an "online user" here? Is the behavior I'm seeing a bug or expected behavior?Possible? Display 30-day FRT on a Board Component?
Our Board Oversight teams would like a component on their boards that displays the First Response Time (FRT) average over the past 30 days. While I realize I can grab this in Community Analytics, and I also am comfortable around the API... I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to grabbing time-constrained data via the API Here's the board component with the line in question: <#if userHasApplicableRole> <#assign frt = [30_DAY_BOARD_FRT_AVG] /> <#-- this --> <div class="dc-boardwidget-FRT" title="FRT 30-day average"> <i class="fa-regular fa-reply-clock"></i> <span>${frt}</span> </div> </#if> Is this possible with the API? wkd-oliver
Adobe AEM integration with Khoros ( For Comments )
Hi Team, This is regardingAdobe AEM integration with Khoros. We have a requirement like, We need to create the pages in AEM. But, Comments ( User generated content ) should be stored in Khoros. When I create a page in AEM , it should create one specific comments thread in Khoros as well. Users ( Customers ) Should be able to read/create /update/delete comment on the page ( which is in AEM) but , comments should be stored in Khoros. When ever I create a new page , it should create one unique comments thread in Khoros. Any suggestions please.Lab / Idea / Unconference Meetup?
I have a couple things on my community backlog that probably require some level of customization - I tend to be looking for stuff in Atlas that already has some traction or headway AND I see lots of "under consideration" ideas AND I see lots of "Did anybody make an XYZ widget in their community..." questions BUT what I haven't yet found (beyond this forum itself) is an available time and place for Devs to get together on their own and either attack a specific common problem OR talk together through a top of mind issue. It could be anything from a KhorosLed affair or even just an Unconferencewe put on ourselves. Would be REALLY great if there was a vanilla lab stood up to do actual live-action work that participants could then try to leverage in their own environments later. Am I just not finding this yet? Do we need to bootstrap something? BlakeH- has this come up before?
