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Neto - not sure I understand. To add a query to a GET request, just append a "?" to the end of the url, followed by the filters you want. There is no separate input box for the query, if that is what you are asking.
For example, to get all books from the `books` collection whose `author` is `Ian Fleming`, your url field would look something like this:
Note that I didn't URL encode the query JSON itself - the API console should do that automatically for you.
Let me know if I'm still misunderstanding your question.
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Neto Leal
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over 9 years ago
Dave, my question was about using custom query on web api console just for testing, you know what I mean? I'm asking because there is only fields to put new headers to the request using GET method ...
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Dave
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over 9 years ago
Neto - if you are requesting collection data with a GET request, you can definitely add a custom query to filter your results. Querying is done through the query string parameters, rather than the request body (GET requests don't typically have a request body).
For details on the query syntax for the REST API, check out the Dev Center guide on querying: http://devcenter.kinvey.com/rest/guides/datastore#Querying
Neto Leal