Closed box-turtle closed 4 months ago
Hi @box-turtle,
You can use getItem in ItemCrudAPI to get the item details, part of the response is the foldetObjectId representing the workspace id the item is part of.
ah ok. folder = workspace in this case.
On Tue, Jun 25, 2024 at 5:02 AM anitamayorov @.***> wrote:
Hi @box-turtle https://github.com/box-turtle,
You can use getItem in ItemCrudAPI to get the item details, part of the response is the foldetObjectId representing the workspace id the item is part of.
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When Fabric loads your workload item it uses the URL
So you have access to the item id. But I am stumped on how I might retrieve the current workspace id inside the workload item editor page. Is there any API to retrieve the current workspace id?
Was hoping to see some guidance here in the sample:
https://github.com/microsoft/Microsoft-Fabric-workload-development-sample/blob/main/Frontend/src/components/SampleWorkloadEditor/SampleWorkloadEditor.tsx#L649