The BLADE module generates URLs that generally rely on ID values of the requested data to ensure that the correct data is returned. Using names instead of IDs can be ambiguous and are subject to naming constraints to be URL compatible. However in certain situations where this limitation of names is acceptable and manageable it can be useful for a person to be able to generate the BLADE URLs manually using names.
This has been enabled for:
As of 14.9.5.1 you can access a media item by providing the
Content Group name
Bin name(s)
can be multiple, nested bins
Item name
File extension (optional)
providing the extension is more specific.
=> blade/media/ContentGroupName/BinName/ItemName
=> blade/media/ContentGroupName/BinName1/BinName2/ItemName.extension
In this example the content group name is Global and the bin name is USElections and the item name is Donald Trump.
blade/media/Global/USElections/Donald Trump blade/media/Global/USElections/Donald Trump.jpg blade/media/Global/USElections/Donald%20Trump.jpg |
would be the same as using the ID value format:
blade/media/450657 blade/media/450657.jpg |
Note that in the ID value format above the extension is optional.
If you had a nested bin (a bin within a bin) then you might have an example like this with bins named leagues and mlb.
blade/media/Global/leagues/mlb/tor blade/media/Global/leagues/mlb/tor.png |
You will want to add the query parameter redirect=true if your media items are URLs and you want the result to redirect to the URL.
blade/media/Global/leagues/mlb/tor?redirect=true |
As of 14.9.3.5 you can access a league’s scores by providing the
Content Group name
League code
=> blade/score/league/ContentGroupName/LeagueCode/?format=json&pretty=false
As of 15.6.3.3 you can filter the scores to a specific home team using
Team code
=> blade/score/league/ContentGroupName/LeagueCode/?homeTeam=TeamCode&…
In this example the content group name is Global and the league code is MLB:
blade/score/league/Global/MLB/?format=json&logo=false&pretty=false |
would be the same as using the ID value format:
blade/score/league/2/MLB/?format=json&logo=false&pretty=false |
Note that in the ID value format above - the MLB is informative only. It could be any of the following and it would still return the Global MLB scores:
blade/score/league/2/?format=json&logo=false&pretty=false blade/score/league/2/MLB/?format=json&logo=false&pretty=false blade/score/league/2/RandomText/?format=json&logo=false&pretty=false |
In this example the content group name is FanScores and the league code is MLB and the team is TOR:
blade/score/league/FanScores/MLB/?homeTeam=TOR&format=json&pretty=false |
As of 14.9.3.5 you can access a league’s teams by providing the
Content Group name
League code
=> blade/league/ContentGroupName/LeagueCode/?format=json&pretty=false
As of 15.6.3.3 you can filter the teams to a specific team using
Team code
=> blade/league/ContentGroupName/LeagueCode/?team=TeamCode&…
In this example the content group name is Global and the league code is MLB:
blade/league/Global/MLB/?format=json&logo=false&pretty=false |
In this example the content group name is FanScores and the league code is MLB and the team is TOR:
blade/league/FanScores/MLB/?team=TOR&format=json&pretty=false |