Webhook event handler HTTP request
This topic provides an overview of the properties in a webhook event handler request and displays a sample request.
Webhook event handler common properties
Webhook event handler common properties
A webhook event handler request payload contains the following properties that identify the webhook item and the event that occurred:
Event-specific properties
Event-specific properties
Each event contains event-specific properties. The following table describes the event-specific properties, with events that share identical properties grouped in the same row:
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EventName |
Property |
Value type |
Description |
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Item |
The affected item. |
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Item |
The affected item. |
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Guid |
The parent ID of the removed item. | |
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Item |
The saved item. |
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ItemChanges |
Information about the changes made to the item. | |
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Item |
The original item. |
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Item |
The copy of the original item. | |
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Item |
The moved item. |
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Guid |
The previous parent of the item. | |
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Item |
The renamed item. |
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string |
The old name of the item. | |
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Item |
The affected item. |
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string |
The previous item sort order. | |
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Item |
The affected item. |
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TemplateChanges |
Information about the changes made to the item's template. | |
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PublisherOptions |
The basic publish information. |
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StatusChanges |
Publish progress information. |
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PublisherOptions |
The basic publish information. |
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Exception |
Information about the exception that occurred during publish attempt. |
Sample webhook event handler request in JSON format
Sample webhook event handler request in JSON format
The following is an example of a webhook event handler request in JSON format, informing that an item was added: