GET String/{sr_id}
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GET /api/v1/String/{sr_id}
Gets the value of the string(s) with a given name in all known languages.
Path Part | Type | Description |
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sr_id | string | The name of the string: SR_YES, SR_NO etc. You can specify multiple string ids separated by commas: "SR_YES,SR_NO" Required |
Query String Parameters
Parameter Name | Type | Description |
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isoLangCode | string | ISO Language code. ("nb-no", "en-gb" etc) Defaults to all languages if nothing specified in the Accept-Language header. |
ignoreOverrides | bool | Ignore the user-provided overrides, and return the translation as defined by the system. |
GET /api/v1/String/{sr_id}?isoLangCode=at
GET /api/v1/String/{sr_id}?ignoreOverrides=False
Request Headers
Parameter Name | Description |
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Authorization | Supports 'Basic', 'SoTicket' and 'Bearer' schemes, depending on installation type. |
X-XSRF-TOKEN | If not using Authorization header, you must provide XSRF value from cookie or hidden input field |
Accept | Content-type(s) you would like the response in: application/json , text/json , application/xml , text/xml , application/json-patch+json , application/merge-patch+json |
Accept-Language | Convert string references and multi-language values into a specified language (iso2) code. |
SO-Language | Convert string references and multi-language values into a specified language (iso2) code. Overrides Accept-Language value. |
SO-Culture | Number, date formatting in a specified culture (iso2 language) code. Partially overrides SO-Language/Accept-Language value. Ignored if no Language set. |
SO-TimeZone | Specify the timezone code that you would like date/time responses converted to. |
SO-AppToken | The application token that identifies the partner app. Used when calling Online WebAPI from a server. |
Response:object
OK
Response | Description |
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200 | OK |
Response body: object
Sample request
GET /api/v1/String/{sr_id}
Authorization: Basic dGplMDpUamUw
Accept: application/json; charset=utf-8
Accept-Language: en
Sample response
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
{
"1": "An object of some kind",
"2": "An object of some kind"
}