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Business → Remove Product From Collection
AI-generatedSummary
Remove specified product IDs from a Business collection via a DELETE request.
Inputs
- collectionId (required) — The ID of the collection from which to remove products.
- productIds (required) — Comma-separated list of product IDs to remove from the collection.
- requestOptions — Additional HTTP request settings such as batching, SSL validation, proxy, and timeout.
- allowUnauthorizedCerts — If true, the node will accept self‑signed SSL certificates.
- proxy — HTTP proxy URL, optionally with authentication credentials.
- timeout (required) — Maximum time in milliseconds to wait for a response before aborting.
Output shape
no body — success/failure only
The node does not return a body; it resolves when the HTTP request succeeds, indicating removal success or failure.
Examples
Example 1: Remove multiple products from a collection using batch mode
collectionId: 'coll_123', productIds: 'prodA,prodB', requestOptions: { batching: { batchSize: 50 } }
Example 2: Remove a single product with custom timeout and proxy
collectionId: 'coll_456', productIds: 'prodX', requestOptions: { timeout: 15000, proxy: 'http://user:pwd@proxy:8080' }
Example 3: Remove products while ignoring SSL errors
collectionId: 'coll_789', productIds: 'prodM,prodN', requestOptions: { allowUnauthorizedCerts: true }