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Crowdstack REST API

The following API requests can be used to interact with the community via HTTP-based REST requests. Each request must be authenticated with the API Access Token provided in the "API Access" section of the control panel. The access token is provided as the username for the request, and any password provided will be ignored. Be sure that all API requests are made using the API Base URL referenced in the API Access section of your Crowdstack Control Panel.

Parameter Documentation Conventions

Each field can have any number of common descriptive elements applied to it. The following list should help you understand what each description element means.

  • (Required): This parameter is required and must be supplied.
  • (Optional): This parameter is optional and does not need to be supplied.
  • Multiple values/files are supported: This parameter can be provided multiple times to specify multiple values/files. Each time the parameter occurs in the request will be a separate value. For example, if you want to provide "Amazing" and "Wonderful" as tags to a new Forum Topic you would make the appropriate POST API request and include two parameters, one for tag="Amazing" and another for tag="Awesome".

  • Deprecated.

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