Is there any way to access cooked content’s localized versions via API?
I tried via GET requests by adding ?tl=en as a parameter, but I get the original content, not the translation, as a return.
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In general, if you want to find out about the API, the fastest way is to Reverse engineer the Discourse API
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This already works for me, for example the current topic with .json?tl=fr gives the right response, notice that cooked is in French:
Ah but if I make a request as a crawler, I get this:
Title is in French but not the posts. This looks like a regression, can you have a look @nat?
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I tried exactly that via /posts/id.json endpoint, but get just the original version in cooked.
Could you check on your end? https://meta.discourse.org/posts/1887991.json?tl=fr
That endpoint works for me, it returns cooked in French. If I switch to tl=es, it returns cooked in Spanish.
Are you calling these endpoints from a specific user? On my end, I am making the requests anonymously.
yep, I do them while logged in. And that’s actually what I am trying to achieve since I want to be able to GET posts from closed categories in our forum.
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