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Content Filtering → Enable Disable Content Filtering Rule For Policy
AI-generatedSummary
Enables or disables a specific content filtering rule for a policy in Threatdown (Malwarebytes) by sending a PUT request to the content filtering rule's enable endpoint.
Inputs
- ID (required) — Path parameter identifying the content filtering rule to update.
- Body Fields — Collection of request body fields. Contains 'Enabled' (boolean, default false), which sets whether the rule is enabled.
- Additional JSON Body — Extra request body values as a JSON object, merged with the Body Fields. Use it to send fields not exposed in the UI.
Output shape
The API response for the PUT request, normalized into n8n output items (typically the updated rule or a status result).
The source pack shows only signatures, not the function bodies, so the exact response shape and the merge precedence between Body Fields and Additional JSON Body are not confirmed. The description says the JSON body is merged with Body Fields. The Enabled field defaults to false, so leaving it unset may disable the rule.
Examples
Example 1: Turn on a content filtering rule for a policy.
Set ID to the rule's ID, add the Enabled body field, and set it to true.
Example 2: Disable a rule using a JSON body.
Set ID to the rule's ID and set Additional JSON Body to {"enabled": false}.