Get virtual event labels by language code

This API is used to get virtual event labels by language code with the specified event.
It will return data like the custom label, default label, expoId, label, label type, etc.
To call this API, the user has to pass eventUrl as a query param, languageCode, label type, and authentication key to authenticate the user.

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Response

Here is the description of response attributes, which are returned in JSON format.

AttributeDescription
customLabelContains the name of the custom label created by the host. e.g. Lobby, Regular Sessions, Networking, Workshops, etc.
defaultlabelContains the name of the default label. e.g. Lobby, Regular Sessions, Networking, Workshops, etc.
expoIdThis expo ID represents the unique ID of each event.
labelContains the name of the label. e.g. Lobby, Regular Sessions, Networking, Workshops, etc.
labelTypeContains the type of label. e.g. VIRTUAL_EVENT_HUB, SESSION_LABEL, EVENT_LANDING_PAGE, EXPO, etc.

Error Code

Here are the possible error messages, which return if any condition gets failed or required data is missing for processing.

Error CodeError Description
400The request could not be understood by the server due to malformed syntax.
401You are not authorized to view the resource.
403Accessing the resource you were trying to reach is forbidden.
404The resource you were trying to reach is not found.
40600013Cannot create URL
4040200No event could be found
Path Params
string
required

Event url is unique identifier for your event. E.g https://www.accelevents.com/events/demo. Here demo is the event url.

string
required

User pass the language code. e.g. EN

Query Params
string
enum

User pass the multi language label type.

Allowed:
Headers
string
enum
Defaults to application/json

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Allowed:
Responses

Language
Credentials
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