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--- dev:web_api:v3:types_and_fields [2014/06/12 14:55] – created dstillman
+++ dev:web_api:v3:types_and_fields [2019/06/17 19:36] – dstillman
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 As schema changes are currently rare, clients should cache type/field data for a period of time (e.g., one hour) without making further requests. Subsequent requests for new data should then include ''If-Modified-Since'' headers containing the contents of the ''Last-Modified'' header from the original response. If no changes have occurred, the server will return a ''304 Not Modified'' and clients should continue to use cached data for the same period of time. //[Conditional requests are not yet implemented.]//
-User-friendly type/field names will be returned in English by default. Clients can request names in other languages by passing a ''locale'' parameter (e.g., ''GET /itemTypes?locale=fr-FR''). //[Non-English locales are not yet implemented.]//
+User-friendly type/field names will be returned in English by default. Clients can request names in other languages by passing a ''locale'' parameter (e.g., ''GET /itemTypes?locale=fr-FR'').
 ==== Getting All Item Types ====
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 ==== Getting All Valid Fields for an Item Type ====
-Note: API consumers intending to write to the server should generally use [[#get_template_for_a_new_item|/items/new]] combined with [[#get_all_item_types|/itemTypes]] instead of this request.
+Note: API consumers intending to write to the server should generally use [[#getting_a_template_for_a_new_item|/items/new]] combined with [[#getting_all_item_types|/itemTypes]] instead of this request.
   GET /itemTypeFields?itemType=book