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To trash an existing document  i.e. move it to the trash folder.



Request URL POST Method

                             XML :  http://export.writer.zoho.com/api/private/xml/trashDocument/[documentID]?apikey=[API Key]&ticket=[Ticket]

                            JSON : http://export.writer.zoho.com/api/private/json/trashDocument/[documentID]?apikey=[API Key]&ticket=[Ticket]


Request parameters :

To trash an existing document from your Zoho Writer account we need to submit a form data to Writer with the following fields:

Field
Description
documentId
Unique ID of the existing document to be trashed.


Sample Form (POST Method)


<form method="POST"    action="http://export.writer.zoho.com/api/private/xml/trashDocument/[documentId]?apikey=[APIKEY]&ticket=[Ticket]">

<input type="submit" value="TrashDoc" class="divbutton" name="submit">

</form>



* It is mandatory to pass the apikey and ticket parameters to access the trashDocument api.

Response fields

The schema document for the API response is located at: http://export.writer.zoho.com/schema/restapi/save.xsd

Field
Description
documentId
Unique ID associated with the document that is being trashed.
documentName
Name of the trashed document that is being moved to trash folder.


Sample Response

The following is the sample response for the above method:



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<response uri="/api/private/xml/trashDocument/8892000000009037">
  <result>

     <documentId>
8892000000009037</documentId>
        <documentName>Invoice</documentName> 

  </result>
</response>


Equivalent JSON response



{
  "response":
   {
        "uri": "/api/private/json/trashDocument/8892000000009037",
        "result":
        {
   
            "
documentId":"8892000000068007",
            "documentName":"Invoice"
        }
    }
}  


Errors


Trashing a document method may return general errors. Other HTTP error code may be 1404.