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add deal custom fields
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Party & Deal Custom Fields | ||
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Use the custom fields API to define, rename, and delete party and deal custom fields on an account. | ||
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For the full XML representation of custom fields, [check out the data reference](https://github.com/basecamp/highrise-api/blob/master/sections/data_reference.md#custom_field). | ||
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Get party custom fields | ||
----------------- | ||
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* `GET /subject_fields.xml?type=party` return all fields used in the account. | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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``` xml | ||
<subject-fields type="array"> | ||
<subject-field> | ||
<id type="integer"></id> | ||
<label></label> | ||
<type>party</type> | ||
</subject-field> | ||
... | ||
</subject-fields> | ||
``` | ||
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Create party custom field | ||
------------------- | ||
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* `POST /subject_fields.xml` defines a new custom field on the account. | ||
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**Request:** | ||
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``` xml | ||
<subject-field><label>#{label}</label></subject-field> | ||
``` | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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Status: 201 Created | ||
Location: /subject_fields/#{new_id}.xml | ||
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<subject-field> | ||
<id type="integer"></id> | ||
<label></label> | ||
<type>party</type> | ||
</subject-field> | ||
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Update party custom field | ||
------------------- | ||
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* `PUT /subject_fields/#{id}.xml` renames a field on this account. | ||
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**Request:** | ||
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``` xml | ||
<subject-field><id>#{id}</id><label>#{label}</label><type>party</type></subject-field> | ||
``` | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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Status: 200 OK | ||
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Destroy party custom field | ||
-------------------- | ||
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* `DELETE /subject_fields/#{id}.xml` removes a party custom field from the account. | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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Status: 200 OK | ||
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Get deal custom fields | ||
----------------- | ||
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* `GET /subject_fields.xml?type=deal` return all deal fields used in the account. | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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``` xml | ||
<subject-fields type="array"> | ||
<subject-field> | ||
<id type="integer"></id> | ||
<label>Close Date</label> | ||
<type>deal</type> | ||
</subject-field> | ||
... | ||
</subject-fields> | ||
``` | ||
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GET /subject_fields.xml?type=deal | ||
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Create deal custom field | ||
------------------- | ||
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At the moment, you cannot create deal custom fields via the API. Only retrieve, update, and destroy. | ||
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Update deal custom field | ||
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* `PUT /subject_fields/#{id}.xml` renames a field on this account. | ||
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**Request:** | ||
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``` xml | ||
<subject-field><id>#{id}</id><label>#{label}</label></subject-field> | ||
``` | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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Status: 200 OK | ||
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Destroy deal custom field | ||
-------------------- | ||
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* `DELETE /subject_fields/#{id}.xml` removes a deal custom field from the account. | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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Status: 200 OK | ||
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Get all custom fields | ||
----------------- | ||
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* `GET /subject_fields.xml?type=all` return all deal fields used in the account. | ||
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**Response:** | ||
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``` xml | ||
<subject-fields type="array"> | ||
<subject-field> | ||
<id type="integer"></id> | ||
<label></label> | ||
<type>party or deal</type> | ||
</subject-field> | ||
... | ||
</subject-fields> | ||
``` | ||
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