I think the default character number for the title in the search result is 70 characters before it gets cut off. Is there a way to change and increase this number? I have lengthy article titles and I want them shown in my search results page.
I don't see a setting for this in my Programmable Search dashboard, but it might be a possibility with the API. If you have done something similar, can you share the steps you took or where to begin with? I am very new with Google programmable search.
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I have a search functionality that gets data from HERE API's Search endpoint. I maintain records of each search's results so I can add metadata that I need for my own purposes and also so I can provide results without always going back to HERE API. The problem I have is with paginating, specifically with providing a starting index when fetching results from HERE. Similar to how Algolia does it, I want to be able to search for a term and begin with the results at a certain index, the offset. HERE API apparently doesn't allow this at all. The closest it comes to such a feature is that it provides the URL for the next search, as described here. This is limited because it doesn't allow me to start the search results at a particular index that I specify. So essentially I want to know if there's a "standard" way of getting such functionality even when it's not provided by the API.
My own solution
The HERE API provides a size parameter that allows specifying the total number of results that I want, so I can specify a larger size than I need, and basically use code to start the results from my desired index. But this feels a bit hacky, and I wonder if there's a better/more established way of doing this.
Happy to listen to any ideas! Thanks. :)
Such a kind of an 'offset' for starting the paging after a specific number of results is indeed not supported by the Places API itself.
You have to set up a workaround within your application.
How to search this?
I want to be able to:
1. create a search engine
2. programatically search it thorugh an API (python, or other)
3. paginate through the results (all of them, if I chose)
4. store URL's or results that I want.
Is this even possible with Google Custom Search Engine?
I enabled billing, my CC is up to date with Google, I do steps 1..3 above.
On a search, I will get back 4,000 results for example, but I can only access 10 at a time with the API, none more, and when I reach 100 results I am shut off.
I want to be able to process 1000 results if I wish.
Before you reply, do you personally have working code that goes beyond the 100 limit?
If so, would be very much interested in speaking, learning how you did it.
I am using Python at the moment, but it could be any language.
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I tried using the &start=100, 200, and so on to paginate through, but this does not work.
I tried getting 100 results in a python script, ending the program, calling it again setting start=100 (after the first set returned), and nothing happened.
I want to be able to use the Google Custom Search API, pay Google for a monthly subscription but have not found that this is possible.
For any given search, I want to decide how many results to process, could be 1K, could be 20K, I simply need/want access to the full result set, but I do not, have not seemed to find a way to do this.
The API allows only a max result depth of 100. See https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/cse/list
How to get all Wikipedia article titles in one place without extra characters and pageids. Just the article's title. Something like this:
When I download wikipedia dump, I get this
Maybe I know a movement that might get me all pages but I wanted to get all pages in one take.
You'll find it on https://dumps.wikimedia.org
The latest List of page titles in main namespace for English Wikipedia as a database dump is here (69 MB).
If you rather want it through the API you use query and list=allpages but that only give you maximum 500 (5k for bots) at a time, so you will have to make more than 10 000 API calls for the English Wikipedia.
Example: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=xml&list=allpages&aplimit=max
When I'm trying to search any helpline number from google search the result showing like the image shown below with number that's a very good improvement in search result
is there possible that I can show my own personal number there? if yes than what procedure should I followed for it. Thanks
To make your phone number visible on google search first submit snippets of your site. Submit your information to google business *free. Try to add you number in meta tags so that google can index it.
I need an online resource where I can get list of words using an API with certain configuration, per example, minimum/maximum length of word, the number of words.
I presume you mean an API providing English words. Based on the SOWPODS word list I created this API for my Wordfeud cheat engine. Usage is based on backlinking to the domain front page. Feel free to use it and comment on functionality.