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TemplateService.getTemplateContent
getTemplateContent
| HTTP Method | Returns |
| GET | A template. |
Overview:getTemplate retrieves a cell template. The default output of this call returns HTML suitable for a server-side include. Calling getTemplateContent through our data access API returns a cell response xml document. | |
| Required Parameters: template.templateId The template to fetch.Optional Parameters: template.displayName The default cell display name to return if the cell specified by cell.cellId does not currently exist. If the cell exists, this parameter is ignored. This parameter may safely be ignored if all cells are being explicitly created; otherwise, it should be treated as required.template.url As cell.displayName, the default cell URL to return if the specified cell does not exist.template.currentRevision.version If specified and the cell is currently at this version, the response will include no cell content. | |
Example Request ( required parameters in red ):http://wapi.wetpaint.com/TemplateService/getTemplateContent.do?key=yourissueddeveloperkey&ns=yourassignednamespace& | |
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| wishpot | "Sorry, you are not authorized to complete this action." | 1 | Apr 20 2009, 4:17 PM EDT by wishpot | ||
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Thread started: Apr 16 2009, 6:26 PM EDT
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When I click on the "Easy Edit" button that comes back from this control, even though I'm logged in as a user with "moderator" permission, the error "Sorry, you are not authorized to complete this action." pops up. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do at this point. My understanding of the permissions was that there are only 3 levels, and I'm the highest level. The "Interaction Documentation" only mentions templates once, and doesn't explain it. Any help would be appreciated.
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