<form class="form-horizontal confirm-submit" {{#ifaccessToken}} data-confirm-message="Are you sure? Resetting would invalidate the currently existing token." {{else}} data-confirm-message="Are you sure?" {{/if}} method="post" action="/users/api/reset-token">
API response is a JSON structure with <code>error</code> and <code>data</code> properties. If the response <code>error</code> has a value set then the request failed.
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You need to define proper <code>Content-Type</code> when making a request. You can either use <code>application/x-www-form-urlencoded</code> for normal form data or <code>application/json</code> for a JSON payload. Using <code>multipart/form-data</code> is not supported.
This API call either inserts a new subscription or updates existing. Fields not included are left as is, so if you update only LAST_NAME value, then FIRST_NAME is kept untouched for an existing subscription.
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<strong>GET</strong> arguments
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<li><strong>access_token</strong> – your personal access token
<li><strong>FIRST_NAME</strong> – subscriber's first name</li>
<li><strong>LAST_NAME</strong> – subscriber's last name</li>
<li><strong>TIMEZONE</strong> – subscriber's timezone (eg. "Europe/Tallinn", "PST" or "UTC"). If not set defaults to "UTC"</li>
<li><strong>MERGE_TAG_VALUE</strong> – custom field value. Use yes/no for option group values (checkboxes, radios, drop downs)</li>
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<strong>FORCE_SUBSCRIBE</strong> – set to "yes" if you want to make sure the email is marked as subscribed even if it was previously marked as unsubscribed. By default if the email was already unsubscribed then subscription status is not changed.