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A question about how the API returns user associations.
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Where do I get UUID for fetching user's associations?
You can get the user's association id through the /users/{ids} route
Eg:
http://api.stackapps.com/1.1/users/1608
(see association_id)
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StackAuth.com user's id
You get it from the users route, like I told you in your last question. You can't use the Id from the stackexchange website. But in version 2.0 of the API you will highly likely be able to again.
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Add reputation and site URL to 1.1 associated accounts
And the associated route, returns the associaton_id for each site; this is exactly the same for each site, and the association_id is part of the request, so the app will already know it. … In total, I'm asking for the reputation and site url to be added to the /associated route. …
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/associated should include user's display name and the api_site_parameter
/associated should include api_site_parameter
The /associated routes return the site_name and site_url but not the api_site_parameter. …
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