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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
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Hi Mathew,
We will check custom fields in API and add if it doesn't exists.
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Mathew Weaver
It would also be very helpful if the topic POST method supported custom fields as well ... if we could set/update custom field values using:

http://userecho.com/dev/api/topics/create
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
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Hi Mathew,
We will check custom fields in API and add if it doesn't exists.
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
"READ" method has been completed.
It looks like:
        "custom_fields": [
            {
                "id": 115,
		"code_name": "cf_115",
                "value": "v6.x",
                "name": "EQuIS Version"
            },
            {
                "id": 122,
		"code_name": "cf_112",
                "value": "98772",
                "name": "Case"
            }
        ],
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
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It would also be very helpful if the topic POST method supported custom fields as well ... if we could set/update custom field values using:

http://userecho.com/dev/api/topics/create
"WRITE" method works if you POST new comment via API.
Just add POST parameters with name as custom field's "code_name".
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
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Hi Mathew,
We will check custom fields in API and add if it doesn't exists.
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Mathew Weaver
Quote from Vladimir Mullagaliyev
"WRITE" method works if you POST new comment via API.
Just add POST parameters with name as custom field's "code_name".
Would the code_name and value be posted as a form variable (i.e. the body of the post)? Or would it be a query string parameter?

Also, you said "POST new comment via API". The API reference does not mention anything about posting a comment, just posting a topic. Is there a way to post custom field values to an existing topic without adding a comment to that topic?
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Mathew Weaver
Quote from Vladimir Mullagaliyev
"READ" method has been completed.
It looks like:
        "custom_fields": [
            {
                "id": 115,
		"code_name": "cf_115",
                "value": "v6.x",
                "name": "EQuIS Version"
            },
            {
                "id": 122,
		"code_name": "cf_112",
                "value": "98772",
                "name": "Case"
            }
        ],
This is excellent. Thank you.
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
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Would the code_name and value be posted as a form variable (i.e. the body of the post)? Or would it be a query string parameter?

Also, you said "POST new comment via API". The API reference does not mention anything about posting a comment, just posting a topic. Is there a way to post custom field values to an existing topic without adding a comment to that topic?
Sorry, I mean a topic (not a comment).
You should POST "code_name" with "value" as a form variable. Like you do with a header, description, etc.
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Mathew Weaver
I just noticed that the topic API does not seem to include the category of the topic, nor the tags of the topic. Would it be possible to include the category and tags of the top in the API JSON/XML response for a topic (GET feedback/[feedback_id])? Ultimately, we would want that same information (category and tags) in the web hook post as well (http://feedback.userecho.com/topic/1781-customize-the-email-sent-to-users/#comment_427062).
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev
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I just noticed that the topic API does not seem to include the category of the topic, nor the tags of the topic. Would it be possible to include the category and tags of the top in the API JSON/XML response for a topic (GET feedback/[feedback_id])? Ultimately, we would want that same information (category and tags) in the web hook post as well (http://feedback.userecho.com/topic/1781-customize-the-email-sent-to-users/#comment_427062).
Will do it in 24 hours.