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Edit Ticket
Sayar Samanta edited this page Aug 28, 2018
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Description : To edit a particular ticket in FAVEO
- URL : api/v1/helpdesk/edit
Parameters :
Name | Data Type | Required/Optional | Description |
---|---|---|---|
api_key |
String | Optional | An alphanumeric code that can be used to authenticate your API calls |
ticket_id |
String | Required | Id of the ticket to reply |
subject |
String | Required | Body of your reply |
sla_plan |
String | Required | Id of the SLA plan |
help_topic |
String | Required | Id of the Help topic |
ticket_type |
String | Required | Id of the ticket type |
ticket_source |
String | Required | Id of the ticket source |
ticket_priority |
String | Required | Id of the ticket priority |
token |
String | Required | token generated for a user |
status |
String | Required | Status of the ticket |
HTTP Method : POST
Response Format : JSON
Response : Returns success message.In case of any errors, an error message will be returned.
JSON Response Example :
Success Response :
{
"result": {
"success": "Edited successfully"
}
}
Some Common Error :
Error Response : if the token is expired
{
“error":"Token has expired"
}
If the token is not provided
{
"error": "token_not_provided"
}
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