Tag REST Endpoint

Tag REST Endpoint

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Is there any plan for adding support for REST for tags in the upcoming 7.0 version?  For instance, I would like to get a list of tags in a specific blog.

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  • Hi Will,

    Yes, you will be able to get a list of aggregate tags via REST in 7.0. We will support listing them by ContainerId, ApplicationId, ApplicationTypeId, and ContentTypeId. The endpoint is called "Aggregate Tags". You will also be able to update and delete tags by ApplicationId and ApplicationTypeId.

  • Stacy just dropped a ton of new stuff on you, Will. ContainerId, ApplicationId, ApplicationTypeId, and ContentTypeId are all new for 7.0 but roughly map to Group unique identifier (NodeId), Application's unique identifier (NodeId), the type of application (blog for example) and the type of content (blog posts for example). There are some exceptions but that should be a good enough explanation for now.

  • You should be able to get this via the search faceting APIs in 6.0.  If you facet on the tag field, and pick an appropriate sort order you should get your tags back - http://telligent.com/community/developers/w/developer6/search-facets.aspx .
  • And hopefully you will be attending The Big Social this year where we will be explaining all of these things in even more detail J
     
    Patrick Mason
    Development Lead- Extensibility
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    telligent.com
     
    From: Dan Hounshell [mailto:bounce-diggerdanh@communities.telligent.com]
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    Stacy just dropped a ton of new stuff on you, Will. ContainerId, ApplicationId, ApplicationTypeId, and ContentTypeId are all new for 7.0 but roughly map to Group unique identifier (NodeId), Application's unique identifier (NodeId), the type of application (blog for example) and the type of content (blog posts for example). There are some exceptions but that should be a good enough explanation for now.