Blogs
Retrieve the available blogs in HubSpot.
Table Specific Information
SELECT
When selecting blogs, they can only be filtered by the Id, Name, and CreatedAt. CreatedAt can be used to specify a range. For example:
SELECT * FROM Blogs WHERE CreatedAt >= '1/1/2014' AND CreatedAt <= '10/31/2014' SELECT * FROM Blogs WHERE Name = 'myblog'
Columns
Name | Type | References | Description |
Id [KEY] | Long | The id of the blog. | |
Name | String | The internal name of the blog. | |
AllowComments | Boolean | Are comments enabled for the blog. | |
CommentShouldCreateContact | Boolean | Boolean indicating if an email address that is not listed in your HubSpot contacts creates a comment, should this user be automatically added to your HubSpot contacts. | |
CreatedAt | Datetime | When the post was first created. | |
HTMLTitle | String | The title in the title attribute of the page, shows up in the browsers title bar and as the title in Google search results. | |
Language | String | The language of the blog. | |
PostsPerListingPage | Long | The number of posts listed per page in the HTML viewable blog. | |
PostsPerRSSFeed | Long | The number of posts listed per page in the RSS feed for the blog. | |
PublicTitle | String | The header of the blog. | |
RootURL | String | The full URL with domain and scheme to the blog post. | |
ShowSocialLinkFacebook | Boolean | Boolean indicating if a social link for Facebook should be displayed on the blog. | |
ShowSocialLinkGoogle | Boolean | Boolean indicating if a social link for Google Plus should be displayed on the blog. | |
ShowSocialLinkLinkedIn | Boolean | Boolean indicating if a social link for LinkedIn should be displayed on the blog. | |
ShowSocialLinkTwitter | Boolean | Boolean indicating if a social link for Twitter should be displayed on the blog. | |
Slug | String | The path of the URL on which the post will live. | |
UpdatedAt | Datetime | When the post was last updated. | |
ExtraUrlParameters | String | An input only property for specifying additional parameters when selecting data from HubSpot. Specify the parameters as name=value pairs in a comma separated list. For instance, 'param1=value1,param2=value2,param3=value3'. |