Recent content by ppissanetzky

So, is this a bug? Any way to get around it or get a fix?

The same happens for alerts/{id}/mark

Using the REST API to POST to alerts/mark-all with {read:1} I get the following error: "code": "missing_scope", "message": "This request requires access to the following scope: alert:read:write", "params": { "scope": "alert:read:write" } I'm using a super user key with alert:read and...

Is this still the correct way to allow a subdomain to get XF cookies? Add the . prefix to the cookie domain and change the prefix at the same time?

It seems that users/find-name and users/:id/ do not include secondary_group_ids in their response. I even tried users/:id/ with the XF-Api-User header set to the same id and using a super key. Is there a way to get another user's secondary_group_ids?

Perfect, thank you. It was not obvious that xf_user is the remember cookie.

I'm working on a Node application that is on the same domain as our forum. I'd like to authenticate every request to this application against the forum, to ensure the calling user is valid and get user information. My application has access to all the XF cookies in every request. What I'm doing...