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Content Filtering → Enable Disable Content Filtering Rule
AI-generatedSummary
Enables or disables a single ThreatDown (Malwarebytes) content filtering rule by ID, sending a PUT request to the rule's enable endpoint with an enabled flag in the body.
Inputs
- ID (required) — ID of the content filtering rule to update. Used as a path parameter in the request URL.
- Body Fields — Collection of body fields. Contains
Enabled, a boolean (default false) that sets whether the rule is on or off. If you don't add it, the body won't include it unless you supply it in the JSON body. - Additional JSON Body — Extra request body values as a JSON object. Merged with Body Fields. Use it to set
enabledor any other fields the API accepts.
Output shape
The normalized API response for the PUT request, returned as n8n items. Each input item produces its own request and output.
The source shows only function signatures, not bodies, so the exact response shape (for example, how empty responses are handled) and the merge precedence between Body Fields and the JSON body aren't confirmed. Authentication uses the node's credentials, which also supply the base URL.
Examples
Example 1: Turn off a content filtering rule that is blocking a needed site.
Set ID to the rule's ID. Under Body Fields, add Enabled and leave it false.
Example 2: Re-enable a rule on a schedule or after an approval step.
Map ID from a previous node. Add Enabled and set it to true, or use Additional JSON Body {"enabled": true}.