Why do we need custom fields in rest?
The full REST API for Custom Fields is documented here. Custom Fields was initially a Power-Up that allowed users to create dynamic, custom fields on their cards for storing extra data relative to a card. For instance, software development teams could add a custom field to track the version number for a card.
How are custom fields identified in Jira REST API?
In the Jira REST API, custom fields are uniquely identified by the field ID, as the display names are not unique within a Jira instance. For example, you could have two fields named “Escalation date”, one with an ID of “12221” and one with an ID of “12222”.
Where can I find the API key for a field?
You can’t rename the reference of the custom field (the field API key), but you can rename the name of a custom field that’s visible to the User. Inside Pipedrive, you can find the API key of a field by going to Settings > Data fields and choosing the entity (Deal/Person/Organization/Product).
Is there a way to use REST API-ACF support?
I have installed the ACF to WP REST API plugin but it only seems to work with GET requests, is there a way to use REST API to POST or PUT data into existing ACF fields? Thanks for using my plugin. I’ll implement when they published the final version of the plugin WP REST API, it’s still in beta.
What do you need to know about REST APIs?
Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs are service endpoints that support sets of HTTP operations (methods), which provide create, retrieve, update, or delete access to the service’s resources. This article walks you through: The basic components of a REST API request/response pair.
How to create new access package in entitlement management?
An access package enables you to do a one-time setup of resources and policies that automatically administers access for the life of the access package. This article describes how to create a new access package.
How to automate the metadata API custom field permissions?
We are able to create the custom fields, but then the Salesforce user has to manually login to their account and set the Field-Level Security to “Visible” for each Custom Field. Is there a way to set the visibility of the field or to set the permissions for the fields we add via the Metadata or Soap API’s when we add the fields?