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We respond to requests from many vendors who often ask the same questions, but we don't provide them access to our Confluence instance. I would like to add a 'vendor' topic and then extract those questions, with our already generated answer to provide to the vendor.
Is there a better solution to extract a subset of questions?
Hi Travis,
I think REST is a good way to extract just the questions from the designated vendor topic. Here is the REST doc for Questions: Confluence Questions REST Resources
It looks like you can do a GET using the topic ID mount point:
/rest/questions/1.0/topic/{topicId}
Here are more details:
/rest/questions/1.0/topic/{topicId}
Thanks,
Ann
Hi @AnnWorley,
I had found that, but that only provides me the details of the topic, not the questions related to that topic.
{code}
{
"id": ,
"idAsString": "",
"name": "",
"description": "",
"avatarDownloadPath": "",
"url": "",
"featured": false,
"isWatching": true
}
{code}
I was wanting to get the questions for that topic.
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Hi @Travis Bennett I'm facing the same issue.
Currently I'm experimenting with the following URL, but it does not show all details of the questions
https://community.test.uniface.com/rest/questions/1.0/questions?pageSize=100&topicId=27918392
My use case is to query on a topic (id) that's results in all questions and answers
Just curious: have you found a solution?
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