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socialize.logout

Modified 11:24, 21 Aug 2012 by shirly

Description

This method Logs out the current user of Gigya Platform. We highly recommend calling this method when the user logs out of the hosting site.
Note, that this method does not disconnect the user from the providers, it merely indicates that the user is logged out. When the user logs in again, full access to all of the previously connected providers will be restored.

 

Request URL

http[s]://socialize.gigya.com/socialize.logout

 

Parameters

Required Name Type Description
Required* UIDstringThe unique ID of the user, with which this method call is associated. This is the UID you receive from Gigya after a successful login of this user.
* The UID parameter is required when you call this method through one of the following interfaces: PHP SDK, Java SDK, NET SDK or if you are using the REST API directly with Gigya's proprietary authorization method.
* The UID parameter is not required when you call this method through one of the following interfaces: Android SDK, iOS SDK or if you are using an external OAuth2 SDK.
Note: If you are using account linking then the UID would be your site user ID. To learn more about Social Login with account linking (best practice), please refer to the Social Login Implementation guide.
Optional cid string A string of maximum 100 characters length. This string is associated with each transaction and will later appear on reports generated by Gigya in the "Context ID" combo box. The cid allows you to associate the report information with your own internal data. For example, to identify a specific widget or page on your site/application. The "Context ID" combo box lets you filter the report data by site/application context.
  format string Determines the format of the response. This parameter is required when using the REST API directly, and irrelevant when using one of our SDKs. The options are:
  • json
  • jsonp - if the format is jsonp then you are required to define a callback method (see parameter below).
  • xml (default) - Deprecated. We do not support XML format anymore, but it is the default due to backwards compatibility. Please set the format parameter to either json or jsonp.
  callback string This parameter is relevant only when the format parameter is set to jsonp (see above). In such case this parameter should define the name of the callback method to be called in the response, along with the jsonp response data.
  httpStatusCodes Boolean The default value of this parameter is false, which means that the HTTP status code in Gigya's response is always 200 (OK), even if an error occurs. The error code and message is given within the response data (see below). If this parameter is set to true, the HTTP status code in Gigya's response would reflect an error, if occurs.

 

Authorization Parameters

Each REST API request must contain identification and authorization parameters.

Note: the authorization parameters are required only if you are using the REST API directly. If you are using one of Gigya's SDKs then these parameters are not required, since the SDK implements the authorization method internally.

The set of required parameters is dependent on your selected method of authorization. There are two options:

  1. If you are conforming with the OAuth 2.0 standard, you will need to Pass an Access Token. For more information, please read the Using Gigya's REST API in compliance with OAuth 2.0 guide.
  2. If you are using Gigya's proprietary authorization method, you will need to pass the parameters specified here. Or, if you are making a call over HTTPS then you may pass the secret parameter instead of the timestamp, nonce and sig parameters. For more information, please read the Using Gigya's REST API with our proprietary authorization method guide.

 

Response Data

Field Type Description
errorCode integer The result code of the operation. Code '0' indicates success, any other number indicates failure. For a complete list of error codes, see the Error Codes table.
errorMessage string A short textual description of an error, associated with the errorCode, for logging purposes. This field will appear in the response only in case of an error.
errorDetails string This field will appear in the response only in case of an error and will contain the exception info, if available.
callId string Unique identifier of the transaction, for debugging purposes.
connectedProviders string A comma separated list of providers that the user is connected to.

Note: A field that does not contain data, will not appear in the response.
 

 

Response Example

{
        "connectedProviders": "facebook,google",
        "statusCode": 200,
        "errorCode": 0,
        "statusReason": "OK",
        "callId": "41587b9e2bc3448fac3fe1f308cdb2ef"
}

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