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Data ultimo post: 12 mar 2020

Is there any way to use the article ID number in the URL of the article? For example, is there any way to search our knowledge center with the Article ID? Is there any way to automatically tag the article ID to the article?

I'm trying to discover quick ways to find articles that I frequently use. Thanks for the help!


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Ifra Saqlain

Zendesk LuminaryMost Engaged Community Member - 2022Most Engaged Community Member of The Year - 2021Community Moderator

Hey Ryan,

 

As I am thinking it's not possible simply. You can try with the calling search API for article brand IDs. Please go through these articles:

https://develop.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001068687-Adding-KB-search-to-your-website-with-AJAX
https://developer.zendesk.com/rest_api/docs/help_center/search

 

 

I hope it would be helpful for you :)

 

Thank You

Team

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Thanks for the response, Ifra. I guess I'm a little confused after going through these articles. Is there no built-in way for a Guide Manager to search via the article ID while in Guide? 

The current grid view in Guide, which shows the title, last edited date, and language, is limiting. It would be nice if we could customize the grid to show additional columns like Article ID, Knowledge Owner, Date Created, etc., and then be able to export that to a CSV file/Excel. If this functionality currently exists, let me know. Thanks!

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Ifra Saqlain

Zendesk LuminaryMost Engaged Community Member - 2022Most Engaged Community Member of The Year - 2021Community Moderator

Hey Ryan,

 

Yes, It's possible see I did it in Copenhagen theme. I removed the code of {{edited-article}} and {{updated-article}} with all the {{if}} conditions.

Now there is only {{created-article}} component so whenever you edit the article then there is only show create date not edited or updated.

 

If you add the {{article.id}} component besides the {{article.title}} then article ID would be show, take a look in the given image:

 

 

 

So these things can be done, but don't know how to export as a CSV file/Excel.

 

If any suggestion, please let me know :)

 

Thank You

Team

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Bry Fitzgerald

Zendesk Customer Care

Hello Ryan,

Just wanted to follow up regarding your exchange with Ifra in our community. We're starting to infringe on custom coding at this point and that's not supported by us. But I wanted to know if you've found what you were looking for.

My recommendation would be to do an export of the articles in your knowledge base using the Help Center API, specifically the following command:

/api/v2/help_center/{locale}/articles.json

Then you could use a third-party tool, such as Excel, to make that data more manageable.

I hope this helps. I look forward to hearing from you.

 

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@... Thanks for the response and information. I'll look into that. I guess I'm more curious if there is a functionality from the end user side where they can quickly find the articles they commonly use. My thought was if they could search by article ID but it doesn't look like that's possible. Is there any type of bookmarking feature?

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Hello Ryan,

There is an option to follow an article which can then be reviewed under the My Activities > Following section of Guide.  This article offers some direction on managing subscriptions, here.

Otherwise we have no specific "bookmarking" option for customers to use, outside of browser bookmarks.

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@Patrick Bosmans Thanks for the extra info. I appreciate it.

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Hi,

I'm also interested in this functionality. 

I have a list of article ID's provided to me by our tech teams and I need to find which articles these correlate to. 

I've tried adding the article ID to the end of a live URL, but the article can't be found (presumably because it has been archived). 

If anyone knows of a solution to this please let me know! :) 

Thanks

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Hi, I've got exactly the same problem as Sally. Tech team have given me an old URL we need to update and I have no idea which article it should be. Would make it so much easier to investigate if I could search Guide by the article ID.

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