Delete Clipart By Clipart Code

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/api/3/Cliparts/DeleteClipartByClipartCode?websiteId={websiteId}&webApiClientKey={webApiClientKey}&clipartCode={clipartCode}&userEmailAddress={userEmailAddress}


The Delete Clipart By ClipartCode API allows you to delete a specific clipart from your system by passing its unique clipart code. This is useful when you need to remove cliparts that are no longer needed or are outdated.

Request Information

Parameters

Parameter Name

Description

WebsiteId (Int)

This param refers to the website associated with customized products.

The admin user of Artifi can create one or more websites and assign products to each of them. The ID of the website with which specified customized products are associated should be specified in this parameter.

WebApiClientKey (String)

When any company registers with Artifi, Artifi will generate a special and unique key for that company, which will be called the client key.

This client key can be found in the registered company's profile tab in the Artifi Account.

The client key will be used for client (company) authentication and will be referred to as WebApiClientKey.

clipartCode (String)

This parameter is a code that is associated with cliparts.

Passing the Clipart Code in the API will return the details of the associated clipart.

userEmailAddress (String)

This parameter value contains the login user's email address, who is making the request.

Response Information

Response body formats

On Success

On success, this method will call back the JavaScript method in the website which is specified in the "successCallback" parameter with success Message.
Success Response:

{

  "Response": "Success",

  "Message": "Clipart has been deleted successfully.",

  "Data": null,

  "ErrorCode": ""

}


On Error

On error, this method will call back the JavaScript method in the website which is specified in the "errorCallback" parameter with errorMessage.

Error Response:

{

  "Response": "Error",

  "Message": "Invalid clipart code.",

  "Data": null,

  "ErrorCode": "248"

}

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