Data Access API Call	CellService.getCellContent	Returns only the content of a cell.
Data Access API Call	CellService.getCell	Returns a cell's content, metadata, current revision information, and tags.

The user-generated content areas on your page can be retrieved as embedded HTML via a server-side include (SSI). The call to add user-generated content is made anonymously; i.e.you will not send us the ticket you received, described in step 1 of this guide. However, in order for your users to make edits to the content, you will need to have retrieved the ticket and provided it to the javascript client application outlined in step 2.

When you have identified where on your page you want to include user-generated content, you simply add the SSI in that location. The HTML response is contained in a <DIV> element and every ID and class used by the HTML and CSS is prefixed with "WPC" to avoid conflicts with your namespace.

Note that how you construct requests will vary depending on your platform and what frameworks you use. We have included some sample applications with code snippets to help get you started.

Two Different APIs

The two APIs (getCellContent, getCell) offer an increasing amount of data. At first, you should use getCell to retrieve as much data as possible -- this provides a "byline" for the content that includes information about the last author, a list of tags, and simple navigation to subpages. As you implement more API calls later, you can trim this request down.

Below is an example of the kind of information that can be returned with these calls.

Getting Cells Is Anonymous

These calls do not require a ticket because the call is made anonymously and no special permissions are required to view content. This allows for caching the content requests (described later in this guide).

Cells and Cell Identifiers

Every section of user-generated content, or cell, is referenced by a unique identifier. This identifier is something you make up that is meaningful to your system. When you request a cell, you must send along this unique identifier.

WYSIWYG Editing and Saving Content

Once the content is retrieved by your server and sent to the client, the client application enables WYSIWYG editing and saving of that content. To enable that functionality, refer to the next step of the Integration Guide.

Next Step 4: Customize Interface Style