Get

Retrieve an existing hotspot
Parameters:
Name
Optional / Required
Data type
Description
Default
id
required
String
One of your document hotspot ids
​
return_fields
optional
String
Customize the responses by setting the return fields (id, document_id, page, type, settings, create_date, update_date)
id, document_id, page, type, settings, create_date, update_date
Demo
 URL Find your token on - yumpu.com Token 
 id 
Optional parameters:
 return_fields 
Add optional parametersRun request
​
curl
PHP
JavaScript
Java
curl
Example:
curl -X GET -H "X-ACCESS-TOKEN: YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" "http://api.yumpu.com/2.0/document/hotspot.json?id=18414788HxIRKIoB"
PHP
Example:
require_once('../yumpu.php');
$yumpu = new Yumpu();
$data = array(
 'id' => '18414788HxIRKIoB'
);
$listHotspot = $yumpu->getDocumentHotspot($data);
print_r($listHotspot);
JavaScript
Example:
var yumpu = require('yumpu');
yumpu.setToken('yourToken');
var parameters = {
   id: '18414788HxIRKIoB'
};
yumpu.getDocumentHotspot(parameters, function(statusCode, document){
   console.log('Status: ' + statusCode);
   console.log(document);
});
Java
Example:
Yumpu y = new Yumpu("your access token");
String[] params = {"id=18414788HxIRKIoB"};
System.out.println(y.getDocumentHotspot(params));
Whatever language you are using, the result will be the same.
{
  "hotspot": [
    {
      "id": "18414788HxIRKIoB",
      "document_id": "27109085",
      "page": "1",
      "type": "link",
      "settings": {
        "x": "0",
        "y": "0",
        "w": "400",
        "h": "100",
        "name": "www.yumpu.com",
        "tooltip": "www.yumpu.com",
        "link": "http://www.google.com"
      },
      "create_date": "2014-09-23 07:17:39",
      "update_date": "2014-09-23 07:20:21"
    }
  ],
  "state": "success",
  "completed_in": "0.1853"
}

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Document hotspot

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Name	Optional / Required	Data type	Description	Default
id	required	String	One of your document hotspot ids
return_fields	optional	String	Customize the responses by setting the return fields (id, document_id, page, type, settings, create_date, update_date)	id, document_id, page, type, settings, create_date, update_date