bernhara

I would like to get over an API call the list of the members having a given badge. I checked the available API endpoints, but did not find something talking about "badges". Did I miss something?

Looking at the systems logs which can be accessed on the Cloud instance, I could read the stack trace and see how my curl call had been interpreted. Based on the information you gave me👍, I could build a working curl command:

FYI, I found the PHP code which handles the request:

😉I would say "of course". But we are hosted on a Invision provided Cloud instance. So, I've no access to the DB.

I would like to update the "birthday" property of some members using the API. I managed to update the properties which can be changed by passing a direct argument to the API call, like the "name" property for example: To update the "birthday" property, the documentation says that I should use the "rawProperties" argument: But I could not guess the correct syntax to provide as an acceptable value for "rawProperties" . May I have an example?

I may correct this claim. If I ask to display that the message has been edited (helps the checkbox), the search index for this specific message seems to updated. But I'm not absolutely sure.😏

Since I have to proceed to a manual search DB rebuild, is it possible to guess the time this operation will take (Invision Cloud hosted IPS with 1998617 posts)?

API, yes. But as said, I also made a test using the GUI, and the result is the same.

I'm using the API (HTTP POST on https://XXXXXX/api/forums/posts/{id}) to correct the content of some messages. To find the bad content I want to correct, I use a search expression (helps the API again). But once I corrected the content, a new search call still finds the initial uncorrected content. Indeed, the search index has not been updated with the new content. My question is how will the search index be updated? Is it automatically after some time or do I have to rebuild manually the complete index? PS: I also did a test by using the "edit" function available for admins on the Web page (=> not using the API), and the result is the same: no search index update.

😏 You are right, my question is not clear enough. Let me reformulate it in a concrete way. I would like to get dynamically the amount of members of a given group. My aim is simple: we have a specific group which holds all the registered privileged members who paid some money in addition of have simply registered. These privileged members can navigate the full web site without any AD and have access to specific services (same notion that "silver", "gold", ... members). I simply want to display to all the amount of people who accepted to pay (ie. who accepted to become a privileged member). And my idea was to create a simple block and use the template language to compute the given amount. I agree that my initial question was more to request for some help on where to find any documentation. And I wanted to underline that I found no help nor documentation to drive me to the solution.

I would like to include some pointers into different text blocks (WYSIWYG or HTML). Currently, to prevent havinng the absolute URL path hard coded in the HTML text, I would like to use a variable which holds the URL prefix (ie. service name and port). I browsed mostly the whole documentation, but I did not find a place where variables are listed and how to do that.

Same problem with the @orange.fr mail domain.

Since we have the same need, if you could share your final code, it will be very interested for us.