Update a Geozone

PUT /api/v2/geozones/{id}.json

Update an existing Geozones by its ID.

Scope

Requires the geozones OAuth scope.

Parameters

Your request must provide the following URL parameters:

id required
The ID of your Geozone object


Request body

Your request body must contain an object including:

data required
Containing updates to your Geozone object.


Example JSON request

To update a Geozone you must PUT JSON to this resource within a data object. You do not need to supply all properties and may choose to only supply properties that require modifying. 

If you supply countries you MUST supply all country settings to avoid losing existing countries associated with your Geozone.

{
    "data": {
        "title": "Example zone"
    }
}


Success responses

If the Geozone was updated successfully you should receive a response with a 200 status code:

success
A boolean where a value of true means the object was saved successfully.
status
The HTTP status code e.g. 200 means the object was updated successfully.
data
Contains the Geozone object you updated.


Error responses

If the Geozone could not be updated you will encounter a response with either a 400, 403, 404 or 422status code:

success
A boolean where a value of false means the object could not be updated.
status
  • 400 may indicate that the ID was not provided.
  • 403 may be returned when a Geozone is protected and cannot be updated.
  • 404 means the Geozone could not be found by the IDs provided.
  • 422 means the Geozone could not be updated due to errors in the data.
context
  • parameters means the error is with the required id URL parameter.
  • data indicates an error within the Geozone object data.
errors

Contains an array of error objects, each will have the following properties:

  • name - The property name that encountered an error.
  • message - A human readable error message.
  • ref - An error reference string.