/services/v2/article/[articleId].json

You can use the following parameters in your retrieve an article request:

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You must have the View kbentry permission under Custom Roles in the Advanced Editor.

This request will return an article node.

We added this request in version 1.6.3.

Sample Request

A GET get an article request to retrieve an article's information (articleId: 797) sent to https://apidocs.cloud.answerhub.com using a human-readable Username/Password (answerhub/test123) would look like this:

curl 
-u answerhub:test123 
-H "Accept: application/json" 
-H "Content-type: application/json" 
-X GET "https://apidocs.cloud.answerhub.com/services/v2/article/797.json" -v

Sample Response

Successful Response:

HTTP Status 200 - OK

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    "title": "Welcome to the Future of Hospitality, Powered by IoT",
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