get https://recommendations.api.boomtrain.com///////redirect
Returns the clickthrough link for a specified dynamic image to the resource. Note that all parameters should exactly match those of a parallel dynamic image.
Filter Specification
Each filter parameter corresponds to a constraint for the recommendations to be returned in a recommendation set. If more than one filter parameter is used, the result will be interpreted as the intersection of the filters, i.e. filter1 ∩ filter2 ∩... For example, adding filters ?filter=resource-type::article&filter=keywords::dogs would filter the section to articles with the "dogs" keyword.Filters are specified in the format name:operator:value as follows:
name - A string that indicates which field of your resource the filter will be applied to, e.g. "resource-type", "pubDate", "keywords".
operator - The operator for the filter. Filter operators allow you to specify relations between the filter values. Supported filters include:
| Operator | Values Accepted | Interpretation | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| after | A single ISO-8601 Duration string. | Can only be applied to timestamp fields such as pubDate and modDate. Returns resources with a timestamp after the end of the provided duration. | ?filter=pubdate:after:-P7D // pubDate after seven days ago. |
| before | A single ISO-8601 Duration string. | Can only be applied to timestamp fields such as pubDate and modDate. Returns resources with a timestamp before the beginning of the provided duration. | ?filter=expDate:before:P1D // expDate before 1 day from now. |
| between | Two ISO-8601 Duration strings. | Can only be applied to timestamp fields such as pubDate and modDate. Returns resources with a timestamp after the first provided value and before the second provided value. | ?filter=pubDate:between:-P2D|-P1D // pubDate between 2 days ago and 1 day ago. |
| not | Any number of strings. | Returns results where the field does not match any of the provided values. | ?filter=keyword:not:dogs|cats // keywords contains neither dogs nor cats. |
- The filter ?filter=keywords::dogs|cats will filter to resources that contain either "dogs" or "cats" as a keyword. Note that resource fields with an array type will consider an equality operation to be "true" if _any_ of the values in the array matches the specified value.
- The filter ?filter=colors::red will filter to resources with the "red" value in the "colors" field.
values - Strings representing the fields of the resource to filter the recommendation to, separated by '|' characters.