API - Get Content Blocks

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Returns a list of content blocks.

{
"//DOC": [
"ContentBlock::Debug",
"",
"Return a list of content blocks."
],
"username": "matbt@pinpointe.com",
"usertoken": "XXX",
"requesttype": "ContentBlock",
"requestmethod": "GetContentBlocks",
"details": {
}
}

JSON request element 

username: Username used to login to Pinpointe
usertoken: Unique token assigned to Pinpointe account
requesttype: ContentBlock
requestmethod: GetContentBlocks

detail element

id (required): id for Content Block

Successful response

response element

status: Returns SUCCESS when successful

Unsuccessful response

response element

status: Returns FAILED when unsuccessful
error message: Text explaining that the link is invalid

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