CDN：BatchSetCdnDomainConfig

The accelerated domain names. You can specify multiple accelerated domain names and separate them with commas (,).

The features that you want to configure. Format:

• functionName: the name of the feature. This parameter is required. Separate multiple values with commas (,). For more information, see Parameters for configuring features for domain names.
• argName: the feature parameter for functionName. This parameter is required. You can specify multiple feature parameters.
• argValue: the parameter value that is specified for functionName. This parameter is required.
• parentid: the rule condition ID. This parameter is optional. You can use the condition rule engine to create a rule condition. For information, see Parameters for configuring features for domain names. A rule condition can identify parameters that are included in requests and filter requests based on the identified parameters. After you create a rule condition, a configid is generated. A configid can be used as parentId that is referenced by other features. This way, you can combine rule conditions and features for flexible configurations.

If the ParentId parameter is **-1**, the existing rule conditions in the configurations are deleted.

   "functionArgs": [{
     "argName": "Parameter A", 
     "argValue": "Value of parameter A"
    }, 
  {
    "argName": "Parameter B", 
    "argValue": "Value of parameter B"
     }], 
 "functionName": "Feature name"
 "parentId": Optional. parentId corresponds to configid of the referenced rule condition
}]

The following code provides a sample configuration if parentId is not used. In this example, the origin_request_header feature is used to add back-to-origin HTTP headers, and the rule condition whose configuration ID is configid=222728944812032 is referenced.

        "functionArgs": [{
            "argName": "header_operation_type",
            "argValue": "add"
        }, {
            "argName": "header_name",
            "argValue": "Accept-Encoding"
        }, {
            "argName": "header_value",
            "argValue": "gzip"
        }, {
            "argName": "duplicate",
            "argValue": "off"
        }],
        "functionName": "origin_request_header"
}]

The following code shows a sample configuration if parentId is used. In this example, the origin_request_header feature is used to add back-to-origin HTTP headers, and the rule condition whose configuration ID is 222728944812032 is referenced.

        "functionArgs": [{
            "argName": "header_operation_type",
            "argValue": "add"
        }, {
            "argName": "header_name",
            "argValue": "Accept-Encoding"
        }, {
            "argName": "header_value",
            "argValue": "gzip"
        }, {
            "argName": "duplicate",
            "argValue": "off"
        }],
        "functionName": "origin_request_header",
        "parentId": 222728944812032
}]

The following code provides a sample configuration that deletes the reference to parentId for a feature that uses parentId. This example shows how to delete the rule condition that has a configuration ID of 222728944812032 and is referenced when origin_request_header feature is used to add back-to-origin HTTP headers.

        "functionArgs": [{
            "argName": "header_operation_type",
            "argValue": "add"
        }, {
            "argName": "header_name",
            "argValue": "Accept-Encoding"
        }, {
            "argName": "header_value",
            "argValue": "gzip"
        }, {
            "argName": "duplicate",
            "argValue": "off"
        }],
        "functionName": "origin_request_header",
        "parentId": -1
}]