Account Badges
Gets the badges that an individual account has earned.
This will only return data if the account holder is logged in.
Minimum Tag
{{ _api.trails.accountBadges.template('template-key') }}
Example Tag
Get badges ordered by the badge title
{{ _api.trails.accountBadges.template('template-key').sort('badgeTitle', 'asc') }}
API Tag Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| instanceKey
i |
The key for the instance to get results in. If nothing is passed then the current instance will be used if this is called within the same app. You can alternately use the short form "i" (lowercase I) instead of "instanceKey" Type: String Examples: instanceKey('app-instance-key') i('app-instance-key') |
| sort |
Sets the layout keys and the direction to sort by. If this is not used then sortDirection and sortKey will be used if they are set. You can target a value beyond the first level of an array by using the "dot syntax". Example: myDate.timestamp will get the 'timestamp' value within the 'myDate' array. array('myDate' => array('timestamp' => '1393657200', 'date' => 'March 1, 2014')). The first parameter is the attribute layout key to sort by. The second parameter is the direction to sort by. You can set layout keys to sort by passing the parameter multiple times. sort('layoutKey', 'asc').sort('anotherKey', 'desc') If you're trying to get app items by their ids you can also sort them in the order that the ids are passed. attr({'id': myIds|join(',')}).sort({'id': 'asc'}) Type: String Accepted Values: asc - Ascending order (A - Z or 1 - 10) desc - Descending order (Z - A or 10 - 1) Examples: sort('layoutKey', 'asc') Sort by a value beyond the first level of a multi-dimensional array sort('myDate.timestamp', 'asc') |
| template
t |
Required if responseFormat is not 'data'. The template key of the template to use. If this is not passed when it's required then nothing will be returned. In some cases, by not passing this parameter you will get just the raw data back. You an alternately use the short form "t" instead of "template" Type: String Examples: template('template-key') t('template-key') |