get_domain_bulletin
The get_domain_bulletin method returns the text of a specified bulletin.
Syntax
{
  <credentials object>, 
  "domain": <domain name>, 
  "bulletin": <bulletin name>, 
  "type": auto | manual
}Request fields for get_domain_bulletin
The following fields can be used in the get_domain_bulletin method:
Field name  | Obligation  | Definition/Value  | 
|---|---|---|
bulletin  | Required  | The name of the bulletin you want to view.  | 
domain  | Required  | The name of the domain the bulletin is in.  | 
type  | Required  | The type of bulletin. Allowed values are: 
  | 
Response fields for get_domain_bulletin
The following fields may be returned in response to the get_domain_bulletin method:
Field name  | Obligation  | Description/Value  | 
|---|---|---|
bulletin_text  | Returned if success = true  | The text of the bulletin, including headers.  | 
error  | Returned if success = false  | A text string that explains the error.  | 
error_number  | Returned if success = false  | A number that represents the error.  | 
success  | Always returned  | Indicates whether the request was successful or not. Allowed values are true and false.  | 
Examples for get_domain_bulletin
Request
{
    "credentials":{
        "user": "[email protected]",
        "password": "seekrit"
    }
    "domain": "example.com",
    "bulletin": "Welcome Message",
    "type": "auto"
}Response
{
  "success": true,
  "bulletin_text":
"From: Mister Manager <[email protected]> Subject: Welcome!
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii 
Content-Disposition: inline
Hello {'title'} {'name'},
Welcome to Example Corporation source of the worlds best demo examples. 
FYI, your email address is {'account'}
Please contact Janice if you have any questions.
M. Manager"
}Updated 7 months ago
