Unpublish an article
Unpublish a specific article in the knowledge base by its ID.
Supported products
Supported products
Required scopes
Required scopes
Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Path Parameters
The unique identifier of the article to unpublish.
Response
successful operation
The IDs of the access groups that have access to the article. Used when accessType is ACCESS_GROUP_MEMBERSHIP.
The access level for the article: PUBLIC, SSO_LOGIN, or ACCESS_GROUP_MEMBERSHIP.
ACCESS_GROUP_MEMBERSHIP, PUBLIC, SSO_LOGIN A boolean indicating whether the article is archived in the dashboard.
The date and time when the article was created, in ISO 8601 format.
The unique identifier for the knowledge article.
The unique identifier of the knowledge base to which this article belongs.
The article’s language, as an ISO 639 code (e.g. en).
The URL path segment for the article. Combined with the knowledge base’s domain, this forms the URL field.
The article’s state: either DRAFT or PUBLISHED.
DRAFT, PUBLISHED The IDs of the tags associated with the article.
The title of the knowledge article.
The date and time when the article was last updated, in ISO 8601 format.
The full URL of the article.
The article’s HTML content. Only included when the request’s includeBody query parameter is true (which is the default value for the query).
The ID of the category this article belongs to.
The unique identifier of the user who created the article.
The date and time the article was first published, in ISO 8601 format. Absent if the article has never been published.
A brief description of the article, used for SEO.
The position of the article within its category.
The date and time the article was last published, in ISO 8601 format. Absent if the article has never been published.
The subcategory this article belongs to.
The subtitle of the knowledge article.
The ID of the article this is a translation of.
A summary of the article’s translations, keyed by language code. Only included when the request’s includeTranslations query parameter is true (which is the default value for the query).
The unique identifier of the user who last updated the article.