crm.item.productrow.list

Scope: catalog Permissions to execute: for all

crm.item.productrow.list({order: ?{} = null, filter: {}, start: ?number = 0})

Method returns array with product SKUs

{
	"productRows": []
}

where each array element is a structure similar to the method result crm.item.productrow.get.

Each result string has the field type, indicating the following:

TYPE_PRODUCT = 1; // Standard product
TYPE_SET = 2; // Set 
TYPE_SKU = 3; // Product with SKUs
TYPE_OFFER = 4; // SKU
TYPE_FREE_OFFER = 5; // SKU that doesn't have product yet (not specified or deleted)
TYPE_EMPTY_SKU = 6; // Specific type, indicates non-valid product with SKUs

You can handle the product via crm.product.*. Handling product variants - only via catalog.product.* (Can be used for products as well.) Additionally, catalog.product.get requires product/variant ID only. (Retrieved results are different only by iblockId for product and if parentId is available for a variant.) At the same time catalog.product.list already requires indication of iblockId inside the filter, which is most often is 25 - for products (in cloud), and 27 - for variants (Check it in each individual instance).

You can get the value ownerType for the smart process via crm.enum.ownertype - value SYMBOL_CODE_SHORT.

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Available from version
order	List for sorting, where the key is a field, and value - ASC or DESC.
filter	List for filtering. Examples of filters are listed below. Keys =ownerType and =ownerId are required.
start	Shift for page navigation.

Example

Find all product SKUs, bound to the quote with ID 1

{
	"filter": {
		"=ownerType": "Q",
		"=ownerId": 1
	}
}

Find all product SKUs, bound to SPA with entityTypeId = 128 and with ID 9, with discount more than 10% or price lower than 1000

{
	"filter": {
		"=ownerType": "T80",
		"=ownerId": 9,
		"0": {
			"logic": "OR",
			"0": {
				">discountRate": 10
			},
			"1": {
				"<price": 1000
			}
		}
	}
}

Find all product SKUs, bound with quote with ID 2, bound with products from catalog

{
	"filter": {
		"=ownerType": "Q",
		"=ownerId": 2,
		"!=productId": 0
	}
}