Please help me in the following questions -
1.I wanted to automate the captcha on gst.gov.in but I am unable to
find the site key.
2. Do government websites hide the site key?
3. Alternative way to find site key.
3. Alternative of site key?
4. I wanted to automate the process of adding GST Number --> solving the captcha --->
and then extracting the data. Is it possible ?
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I am having a little issue and need help.
I am trying to automate searching on website but get elements by name is not working on that specific website.
The same code is working with other websites such as bing, or google, but it is not working on my specific website that I want to use on.
I might be indexing the name location incorrect since there are many "names" in the website, however I tested one by one changing from 0 to 20, non of them worked.
I tried get elements by id but it is not working either.
Can anyone tell me what might be the reason and what can be the solution?
Do some websites restrict use of get element method, or web automation as a whole?
i have a website which is being updated with a new Domain URL, i want to use a fast way of searching the whole website for the old url to find all of the references is there anything such as automation that can help me do this?
If the old url does not exist anymore maybe you can use a tool to check for dead links, for example deadlinkchecker or brokenlinkcheck.
Another way is to write a script to crawl the site.
We bought this domain http://deerrepellent.ca/ and forwarded it to our main site http://bobbex.ca
However now we get an error message saying we need a new google api key whenever anyone goes to new domain. We do use maps in this site. Is there a way to use one API key for multiple domains?
Sadly, you need to have one API key per domain.
The following blog post outlines a similar issue to yours and how the developer got around it/ They still needed to have two API keys, but using some JavaScript they were able to apply the correct key based upon the domain:
http://wave.coop/blog/2010/12/google-maps-api-keys-sites-multiple-domain-names/
Below is the official word on Google over multiple domains and API keys, as also referenced in the above blog post:
https://developers.google.com/maps/faq#multiplekeys
I wanted to use Google Checkout and their Key/URL delivery system for digital content. I'm building a site in which the product is digital content that can only be viewed once so I need a way to generate unique URLs or keys for the customer after they purchase the content.
I found the service http://www.quixly.com/ which looks like they do what I need. I was just wondering if anyone knew of a tutorial, guide, or better way of using Google checkout with unique URLs or if anyone has had quixly with success?
Google checkout is easy enough to use I just have no idea where to start with generating unique URLs.
Hope these are helpful.
Some ideas and server source code on how to implement unique urls for downloads:
Creating unique URL/address for a resource to share - Best practices
How to generate unique URL variables that match to a db record?
http://www.ardamis.com/2009/06/26/protecting-multiple-downloads-using-unique-urls/
When i originally wrote my website in php i had a random key generator for the web site don't know if im looking for the wrong thing in search or what but i cant find an example!
i don't have any code atm just trying to find an example before i go on
Check out ActiveSupport::SecureRandom.