List top comments within a specific Conversation

Unique OpenWeb engagement token<br /><br />Follow these steps to obtain the engagement token:<ol><li>From your OpenWeb Admin Dashboard, click <strong>Settings</strong>.</li><li>Under <strong>Authentication Tokens</strong>, copy the <strong>Engagement</strong> value.</li></ol><strong>NOTE:</strong> This value <strong>must not</strong> be exposed to users.

Unique identifier for the Conversation or thread

Use one of these approaches to obtain this value:

<strong>Article Card</strong>

1. From your OpenWeb Admin Panel, click Moderation > Articles.
2. Search for a comment associated with the Conversation.
3. On the comment card, click More > Copy conversation ID to clipboard.

<strong>Code</strong>

1. Locate the spot ID. Contact your OpenWeb representative if you do not know this value.
2. Identify the post ID. This is the unique article identifier assigned to the article page when it is created.
3. Concatenate the spot ID and postID with an underscore

spotID_postID

<strong>Comment Card</strong>

1. From your OpenWeb Admin Panel, click Moderation > Comments.
2. Search for a comment associated with the Conversation.
3. On the comment card, click More > Copy conversation ID to clipboard.

NOTE: Only one of the x-post-id or x-conversation-id is required. If both values are included in the header, x-post-id will be used and x-conversation-id will be ignored.

Unique article identifier that is specific to the article page

The ideal post ID has the following characteristics:

• Aligns with the URL slug (an-article-title) or article ID (14325)
• Is less than 50 characters, ideally 15 characters
• Uses a combination of letters, numbers, dashes (-), or hyphens (_)
• Except for the regex [^\w\s\-\:\.\$\~], does not include special characters

NOTE: Only one of the x-post-id or x-conversation-id is required. If both values are included in the header, x-post-id will be used and x-conversation-id will be ignored.

Spot ID of the partner

Number of comments to return