The view ID is not the name of the view. You can locate the view ID in the URL of your ticket list after clicking on the view.
@ John @ Karim
I am trying to call a custom view too but unable to make the call> Error I get is invalid credentials. It is strange cos I am able to succesfully make calls to generic
https://xxxxx.freshservice.com/helpdesk/tickets/filter/all_tickets.json
John Hatfield
Hi,
Using the api and trying to get a list of tickets that have been updated since I last ran the api.
I have tried creating a view in the FreshService application which applies the filter and sorts descending on updated date. Then Using the api "https://[domain].freshservice.com/helpdesk/tickets/view/[view_id]?format=json" however this seems to return the same as the api for all tickets. It's like the view is not found or recognised. I have assumed that [view_id] is the name of the view in FreshService.
are there any other approaches to get the tickets modified since a date or at lease a list of tickets in descending order of date modified without needing to traverse the entire list.
Any assistance appreciated.
thanks