DestroyDraftAsync Method
Overloads
| DestroyDraftAsync(String, String) |
Removes the draft of an object. The children of the draft object (if any) are removed as well. This method can be used to cancel the work on the draft of an object. For example, if you had created a draft of a sheet that is published, you might not want anymore to replace the published sheet. |
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| DestroyDraftAsync(AsyncHandle, String, String) |
Removes the draft of an object. The children of the draft object (if any) are removed as well. This method can be used to cancel the work on the draft of an object. For example, if you had created a draft of a sheet that is published, you might not want anymore to replace the published sheet. |
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| DestroyDraftAsync<T>(AsyncHandle, Func<Response, T>, String, String) |
Removes the draft of an object. The children of the draft object (if any) are removed as well. This method can be used to cancel the work on the draft of an object. For example, if you had created a draft of a sheet that is published, you might not want anymore to replace the published sheet. |
DestroyDraftAsync(String, String)
Removes the draft of an object.
The children of the draft object (if any) are removed as well.
This method can be used to cancel the work on the draft of an object. For example, if you had created a draft of a sheet that is published, you might not want anymore to replace the published sheet.
Declaration
[Obsolete("")]
public Task<bool> DestroyDraftAsync([QixName("qId")] string id, [QixName("qSourceId")] string sourceId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | id |
Identifier of the draft object to remove. |
| System.String | sourceId |
Identifier of the source object (the object from which a draft was created). |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.Boolean> |
Implements
Remarks
The operation is successful if qSuccess is set to true.
DestroyDraftAsync(AsyncHandle, String, String)
Removes the draft of an object.
The children of the draft object (if any) are removed as well.
This method can be used to cancel the work on the draft of an object. For example, if you had created a draft of a sheet that is published, you might not want anymore to replace the published sheet.
Declaration
[Obsolete("")]
public Task<bool> DestroyDraftAsync(AsyncHandle asyncHandle, [QixName("qId")] string id, [QixName("qSourceId")] string sourceId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AsyncHandle | asyncHandle |
Handle to asynchronous method request |
| System.String | id |
Identifier of the draft object to remove. |
| System.String | sourceId |
Identifier of the source object (the object from which a draft was created). |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.Boolean> |
Implements
Remarks
The operation is successful if qSuccess is set to true.
DestroyDraftAsync<T>(AsyncHandle, Func<Response, T>, String, String)
Removes the draft of an object.
The children of the draft object (if any) are removed as well.
This method can be used to cancel the work on the draft of an object. For example, if you had created a draft of a sheet that is published, you might not want anymore to replace the published sheet.
Declaration
[Obsolete("")]
public Task<T> DestroyDraftAsync<T>(AsyncHandle asyncHandle, Func<Response, T> onResult, [QixName("qId")] string id, [QixName("qSourceId")] string sourceId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AsyncHandle | asyncHandle |
Handle to asynchronous method request |
| System.Func<Response, T> | onResult |
Continuation function |
| System.String | id |
Identifier of the draft object to remove. |
| System.String | sourceId |
Identifier of the source object (the object from which a draft was created). |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<T> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T |
Implements
Remarks
The operation is successful if qSuccess is set to true.
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