For example, I would like to retrieve all the shotcodes from a saved page in Shotgun using a python script. Is this possible?
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Asi Sudai Don't have a final solution for this, but from digging quickly, here's what i found:
1.find the page you're looking for, example id 8094
2.find all the pageSettings linked to this page
3.each pageSetting have a field called "settings_json" it's a string of dict, storing all the information.
from there you would need to find the filters used in that page and copy them to your api call.
I hope that can help you a little.
page = sg3.find('Page', filters=[['id', 'is', 8094]] )[0]
pageSettings = sg3.find('PageSetting', filters=[['page', 'is', {'type':'Page', 'id':page['id']}]],fields=sg3.schema_field_read('PageSetting').keys() )
pageSettings[0]['settings_json'] #< this string for dict hold the information you're looking for, but i think it's missing couple of more steps.
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Shani Turner Wow this is some good information. I knew there had to be a way but had no idea how to start. So now I can start with this! Thank you sooooooooooo much Asi!
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Asi Sudai adding the missing steps:
page = sg3.find('Page', filters=[['id', 'is', 8094]] )[0]
# Filter out pages of users, we should have one pageSetting with user=None
pageSettings = sg3.find('PageSetting', filters=[ ['page', 'is', {'type':'Page', 'id':page['id']}], ['user', 'is', None] ],fields=['settings_json'] )[0]
filters = pageSettings['settings_json']
from here it's a dict with the key 'filters' which hold all the info you want.
good luck.
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Shani Turner thank you thank you thank! you made my day =)
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