## Why Get Site/Zone Targeting?

If you would like to review the properties for a specific site/zone targeting ID before making any changes, you can use the Get Site/Zone Targeting API endpoint to return this information to you. By using the `GET` command, you can return properties and details for a specific site/zone targeting ID using the ID for the Site/Zone Targeting object.

## API Syntax

When using the Get Site/Zone Targeting API endpoint, it is important to understand the syntax required to make the request. Because the Kevel API is a RESTful API, there is a specific request format that must be followed to ensure the endpoint can process the request. The format is:

`GET https://api.kevel.co//v1/flight/{FlightID}/sitezonetargeting/{SiteZoneTargetingID}`

Where:

- `GET` - the type of API request being made.
- `https://api.kevel.co` - the URL for the request.
- `v1` - the API version.
- `flight` - the API endpoint being called.
- `FlightID` - the ID associated with the flight.
- `sitezonetargeting` - the site/zone targeting object.
- `SiteZoneTargetingID` - the ID associated with the Site/Zone Targeting object.

### FlightID

int32

required

ID of the Flight

### SiteZoneTargetingID

int32

required

ID of the Site Zone Targeting parameter. You can pull it through the Get Flight endpoint if you don't have.

# Response Structure

```
200      200

object

Id
integer

Defaults to 0

FlightId
integer

Defaults to 0

SiteId
integer

Defaults to 0

ZoneId
integer

Defaults to 0

IsExclude
boolean

Defaults to false
```

### Example Request

```shell
curl -X GET -H 'X-Adzerk-ApiKey:<APIKEY>' "https://api.kevel.co/v1/flight/12345/sitezonetargeting/98765"
```

### Example Response

```json
{
  "Id": 98765,
  "FlightId": 12345,
  "SiteId": 678,
  "ZoneId": 910,
  "IsExclude": false
}
```