Hi, I've been walking around the API files, but can't seem to find an endpoint for my needs... I would like to get a list with all ACTIVE domains on the server. I've tried using the 'sites_web_domain_get' in a while-sentence: PHP: $c=1; while($domain_record = restcall('sites_web_domain_get',array('session_id'=>$session_id, 'primary_id'=>$c, 'active'=>1))) { if($domain_record) { $domain_record = json_decode($domain_record,true); // if(count($domain_record['response']) > 0) { if($domain_record['response'] !== NULL) { print $c.":\t\t".$domain_record['response']['domain']."<br>"; print '<pre>'; print_r($domain_record['response']); print '<pre>'; print '<hr>'; } } if($c == 500) exit; $c++; } But I think there must be a better way to do this?
yeah, I'd vote for that feature aswell, getting a list of websites + filter would be soooo damn helpful. I happened to just make a direct dabase call for getting some data out But maybe something changed meanwhile? Or planned at least for like 3.2.42 release?
There is already an API endpoint to return all active domains: $all_active_domains = $client->sites_web_domain_get($session_id, array('active' => 1));
That's available for too, all _get functions of the API allow filtering for all available columns. Simply pass an array as primary_id which contains your filter. See my example above for filtering active domains. Example, return all domains that contain 'tom' in their name: $tom_domains = $client->sites_web_domain_get($session_id, array('domain' => '%tom%'));
Actually, active is a 'y'/'n' column. I did not look that up and used your value, so the correct call is: $all_active_domains = $client->sites_web_domain_get($session_id, array('active' => 'y'));
The REST API is a wrapper for the SOAP api, so they basically do the same. But you might try to use the SOAp call I posted as my guess is that your REST call is different as active = y is a sub-array passed instead or primary ID in the soap call and as far as I see, you pas primary_id = 1 instead.
