v1Ressourcen/Connections/postBoost-Konfiguration archivieren
Boost-Konfiguration archivieren
Archiviert eine gespeicherte Boost-Konfiguration, sodass sie nicht mehr als wiederverwendbare Vorlage erscheint. Betrifft keinen bereits laufenden Boost, der daraus erstellt wurde.
post
connections:write/api/v1/connections/boost-configs/archiveAnfragetext
connectionIdstringerforderlich
Das verbundene Konto, dem die Boost-Konfiguration gehört. Erforderlich. Nachschlagen mit GET /api/v1/connections.
configIdstringerforderlich
Die zu archivierende Boost-Konfiguration. Muss zu connectionId gehören. Erforderlich.
Antwort
dataobjectoptional
archivedbooleanoptional
Bei Erfolg immer true.
Fehler
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404Die Ressource wurde nicht gefunden oder gehört nicht zu Ihrer Agentur.
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post/api/v1/connections/boost-configs/archive
Ihr API-Schlüssel
Anfragetext*
{
"data": {
"archived": true
}
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