The response from a web service GET request will return an array of information, including any records found to match the given criteria. The response array is structured to handle paginated requests, and includes a 'list' of the records on the current page. The examples below show responses where a user, uid 200, is enrolled in a course, nid 310, but not enrolled in a different course, nid 300.
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self: first: last: list: |
Example Returns
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stdClass Object
(
[self] => http://your-domain.com/course_enrollment?uid=200&nid=310 // The current page the list value displaying information
[first] => http://your-domain.com/course_enrollment?uid=200&nid=310&page=0
[last] => http://your-domain.com/course_enrollment?uid=200&nid=310&page=0
[list] => Array
(
[0] => stdClass Object
(
[eid] => 185
[nid] => stdClass Object
(
[uri] => http://your-domain.com/node/310
[id] => 310
[resource] => node
[uuid] => 9aabcf09-58c3-4679-85b3-c5f7ddc93ac6
)
[uid] => stdClass Object
(
[uri] => http://your-domain.com/user/200
[id] => 200
[resource] => user
[uuid] => ba5bc8af-25d7-48de-bb54-87ae70ac33b5
)
[enrollmenttype] =>
[status] => 1
[created] => 1459800985
[timestamp] => 1459800985
[enroll_end] => 0
[code] =>
[user_type] =>
[data] =>
[feed_nid] =>
)
)
) |
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