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Need a way to query for specific views based on content_url #456
Currently the REST API requires you to provide the ID value or user-friendly name for a view if you wish to retrieve information about a specific one. However, I need a way to search for a view based on a content_url. This provides a human-readable method to reference a unique viz on a given site. Not having it means that I have to pull the full list of views from the entire site, then lookup the ID value based on the content_url. This takes at least thirty seconds, which isn't unfortunately isn't acceptable for my application.
Could we please add content_url to the list of filterable fields? I realize this is a request for the REST API, but I'm adding it here because I assume it will take work to be implemented in the TSC wrapper as well, and I'd love to keep my work in "pure" TSC as much as possible.
This was added in the REST API version 3.6. We can add it to the next version of tsc, but you can also use the plain string as the field name for now:
options.filter.add(TSC.Filter('contentUrl',
TSC.RequestOptions.Operator.Equals,
"Regional"))
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jacalata commentedon Oct 26, 2021
This was added in the REST API version 3.6. We can add it to the next version of tsc, but you can also use the plain string as the field name for now:
options.filter.add(TSC.Filter('contentUrl',
TSC.RequestOptions.Operator.Equals,
"Regional"))
mcoles commentedon Oct 26, 2021
Thank you for letting me know!
add contentURL as a filter
Jac/small things (#1215)
Jac/small things (#1215)
0.26 logging updates, long running uploads (#1222)
0.27 (#1272)
mcoles commentedon Jan 9, 2025
Thank you, @jacalata! 👍
Jac/small things (tableau#1215)
Jac/small things (tableau#1215)
0.26 logging updates, long running uploads (tableau#1222)
0.27 (tableau#1272)