Parent Article
This resource lets you get the parent article of the current one.
Resource | /api/articles/{articleID}/parentArticle |
Returned entity | Article. For the description of the entity attributes, see Supported Fields section. |
Article attributes
Represents an article.
Related Resources
Below you can find the list of resources that let you work with this entity.
Extends BaseArticle
Attributes
This table describes attributes of the Article
entity.
To receive an attribute in the response from the server, specify it explicitly in the
fields
request parameter.To update an attribute, provide it in the body of a POST request.
Field | Type | Description |
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id | String | The ID of the article. |
attachments | Array of ArticleAttachments | The list of files attached to the article. |
childArticles | Array of Articles | The list of sub-articles of the current one. |
comments | Array of ArticleComments | The list of comments to the article. |
content | String | The content of the article. |
created | Long | The timestamp in milliseconds indicating the moment when the article was created. Stored as a unix timestamp at UTC. |
externalArticle | ExternalArticle | The reference to the article or a similar object in the originating third-party system. |
hasChildren | Boolean | When |
hasStar | Boolean | |
idReadable | String | The article ID. |
ordinal | Long | The position of the article in the tree. |
parentArticle | Article | The parent article of the current one. |
pinnedComments | Array of ArticleComments | The list of comments that are pinned in the article. |
project | Project | The project where the article belongs. |
reporter | User | The user who created the article. |
summary | String | The article title. |
tags | Array of Tags | The list of tags that are added to the article. |
updated | Long | The timestamp in milliseconds indicating the last update of the article. Stored as a unix timestamp at UTC. |
updatedBy | User | The user who last updated the article. |
visibility | Visibility | Visibility settings of the article. These settings describe who is allowed to see the article. |