POST:pages/{pageid}/contents

Overview

public. Update contents of a page

Message Format

Input: 
Content-type=text/plain

Output:

<edit status="{success|conflict}">
    <page id="{int}" href="{uri}">
        <title>{text}</title> 
        <path>{text}</path> 
    </page>
    <page.base id="{int}" revision="{int}" href="{uri}">
        <title>{text}</title> 
        <path>{text}</path> 
        <date.edited>{date}</date.edited>
        <user.author id="{int}" href="{uri}">
            <nick>{text}</nick> 
            <username>{text}</username> 
            <email>{text}</email> 
        </user.author>
        <description>{text}</description> 
        <contents type="{contenttype}" href="{uri}" /> 
    </page.base>
    <page.overwritten id="{int}" revision="{int}" href="{uri}">
        <title>{text}</title> 
        <path>{text}</path> 
        <date.edited>{date}</date.edited> 
        <user.author id="{int}" href="{uri}">
            <nick>{text}</nick> 
            <username>{text}</username> 
            <email>{text}</email> 
        </user.author>
        <description>{text}</description> 
        <contents type="{contenttype}" href="{uri}" /> 
    </page.overwritten>
</edit>

Implementation Notes

If the page does not exist, a new page is created.  Otherwise, the existing page is updated. 

Use the Abort parameter to control edit conflict behavior.  Abort=exists specifies that the save should abort if the page already exists.  Similarly, Abort=modified specifies that the save should abort if the page has been modified since the Edittime parameter.  Abort=never always allows the save to occur; the system makes no attempt to merge edit conflicts and simply overwrites the existing content.  If an edit conflict is detected (ie. someone else edited the page since the value specified in the Edittime parameter), the edit status is set to "conflict" and the page.base/page.overwritten elements are populated.  The page.base element displays the revision upon which the changes in the current save were based.  The page.overwritten element displays the page revision containing the overwritten content.

It is possible to update a portion of an existing page using either the Section or XPath parameters.   The Section parameter contains the integer section number to update.   Everything within the specified section is replaced, including the section heading itself.  Section=0 specifies to append the new content to the end of the document.  The XPath parameter identifies a document node to replace.  Refer here for more information on XPath syntax.

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Note

The edittime parameter has to be supplied when updating a page!