Update terms of service

put
https://api.box.com/2.0
/terms_of_services/:terms_of_service_id

Updates a specific terms of service.

Request

bearer [ACCESS_TOKEN]
application/json

Path Parameters

stringin pathrequired
324234

The ID of the terms of service.

Request Body

stringin bodyrequired
"enabled"

Whether this terms of service is active.

Value is one of enabled,disabled

stringin bodyrequired
"By collaborating on this file you are accepting..."

The terms of service text to display to users.

The text can be set to empty if the status is set to disabled.

Response

application/jsonTerms of service

Returns an updated terms of service object.

application/jsonClient error

An unexpected client error.

put
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Request Example

cURL
curl -i -X PUT "https://api.box.com/2.0/terms_of_services/324234" \
     -H "authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>" \
     -H "content-type: application/json" \
     -d '{
       "status": "enabled",
       "text": "By collaborating on this file you are accepting..."
     }'
.NET
var updates = new BoxTermsOfServicesRequest()
{
    Status = "disabled",
    Text = "Updated Text"
};
BoxTermsOfService updatedToS = client.TermsOfServiceManager
    .UpdateTermsOfServicesAsync("11111", updates);
Java
BoxTermsOfService termsOfService = new BoxTermsOfService(api, "tos-id");
BoxTermsOfService.Info termsOfServiceInfo = termsOfService.new Info();
termsOfServiceInfo.setStatus(BoxTermsOfService.TermsOfServiceStatus.DISABLED);
termsOfServiceInfo.setText("New Terms of Service Text");
termsOfService.updateInfo(termsOfService);
Python
update_object = {'text': 'New Text'}
updated_tos = client.terms_of_service(tos_id='12345').update_info(data=update_object)
print(f'The updated message for your custom terms of service is {updated_tos.text} with ID {updated_tos.id}')
Node
client.termsOfService.update('12345', { status: 'disabled' })
	.then(tos => {
		/* tos -> {
			type: 'terms_of_service',
			id: '12345',
			status: 'disabled',
			enterprise: { type: 'enterprise', id: '55555' },
			tos_type: 'managed',
			text: 'By using this service, you agree to ...',
			created_at: '2018-04-19T13:55:09-07:00',
			modified_at: '2018-04-19T13:55:09-07:00' }
		*/
	});
iOS
client.termsOfService.update(
    tosId: "12345",
    text: "Updated Text String",
    status: TermsOfServiceStatus.enabled
) { (result: Result<TermsOfService, BoxSDKError>) in
    guard calse let .success(termsOfService) = result else {
        print("Error updating terms of service")
        return
    }
    print("Terms of Service with id: \(termsOfService.id) was updated with text: \(termsOfService.text)")
}
TypeScript (Beta)
await client.termsOfServices.updateTermsOfServiceById(tos.id, {
  status: 'disabled' as UpdateTermsOfServiceByIdRequestBodyStatusField,
  text: 'Disabled TOS',
} satisfies UpdateTermsOfServiceByIdRequestBody);
Python (Beta)
client.terms_of_services.update_terms_of_service_by_id(tos.id, UpdateTermsOfServiceByIdStatus.DISABLED.value, 'Disabled TOS')
.NET (Beta)
await client.TermsOfServices.UpdateTermsOfServiceByIdAsync(termsOfServiceId: tos.Id, requestBody: new UpdateTermsOfServiceByIdRequestBody(status: UpdateTermsOfServiceByIdRequestBodyStatusField.Disabled, text: "Disabled TOS")).ConfigureAwait(false)

Response Example

{
  "id": "11446498",
  "type": "terms_of_service",
  "created_at": "2012-12-12T10:53:43-08:00",
  "enterprise": {
    "id": "11446498",
    "type": "enterprise",
    "name": "Acme Inc."
  },
  "modified_at": "2012-12-12T10:53:43-08:00",
  "status": "enabled",
  "text": "By using this service, you agree to ...",
  "tos_type": "managed"
}