I am new to using linkedin APIs and all I am trying to do is use this API to make a GET request
https://api.linkedin.com/v2/adBudgetPricing?account={AccountNumber}
however, it keeps returning status 404 with 'Resource adBudgetPricing does not exist'
What could I be doing wrong?
Linking official docs here--
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads-reporting/ad-budget-pricing?tabs=http#find-pricing-insights-by-criteriav2
I was finally able to get this working for myself with the aid of one of LinkedIn's sales engineers. I was also able to replicate your issue while debugging when I left of the required q parameter. If you don't set q=criteriaV2, then you'll receive a 404.
Make sure that you're sending all of the required parameters in your request:
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I'm trying to scrape data from a website but I have no experience with scraping or APIs except for making a Discord Bot once. So I followed the steps described here to find the API:
http://www.gregreda.com/2015/02/15/web-scraping-finding-the-api
The Request URL in the Headers tab with the important information is this one:
https://api.amiami.com/api/v1.0/item?gcode=FIGURE-119023&lang=eng
When I try to open this page, like he does, it only returns:
{"RSuccess":false,"RValue":{"HttpStatusCode":400},"RMessage":"Invalid access."}
If you want to try getting the Request URL yourself, the original page I used was:
https://www.amiami.com/eng/detail/?gcode=FIGURE-119023
Removing the language argument doesn't seem to change anything either. So I guess there's something that detects that I'm not accessing it in a normal way. Any Ideas on how to fix this?
I am trying to get the list of all the issues irrespective of their status in a JIRA project.
I am doing a GET requset to the following URL:
https://jira.org.com/rest/api/2/search?jql=project={projectID}&issuetype=all
But, this doesn't return all the issues in response.
Where am I going wrong? Is the URL format above wrong?
I am using Blogger API v3. When requesting a list of scheduled status posts, the API always returns error 500. First I thought it might just be my blog or my app. However, I've tested on the API's own website (try it out) on a newly created blog and it still happens. Does anyone else have this same problem? Thanks in advance.
EDIT: Of course, this is assuming you already have scheduled posts in your blog though.
The 500 Internal Server Error is a very general HTTP status code that
means something has gone wrong on the web site's server but the server
could not be more specific on what the exact problem is.
Reference : https://www.westhost.com/knowledgebase/display/WES/What+Is+A+500+error
Q : Does anyone else have this same problem?
A : Yes, I have, several times.
In fact, the 500 error is not only happen when we request a list of posts but also in every request we can make with Blogger API. AFAIK, when I do a request with Blogger API and it's returned 500 error, it's always because when doing multiple request in almost the same time (usually because of looping which I forgot to break)
I've also encounter this error when testing it straight from the Blogger API examples page. The first time I request it retured 500 error, but the second time, the request the returned the data that I requested.
For the sample in Blogger API site, it may be just an authentication error. As for the error by your own request, I suggest you to check your coding again, the the request may be placed inside a looping or you've send a request BEFORE the previous request has successfully returned a response.
While integrating with Soundcloud I receive the following empty list http://prnt.sc/b4p653
soundcould user has tracks .
What can be the reason of such failure?
For example that the track owner has blocked API access to the track. See for example: SoundCloud API URLs timing out and then returning error 403 on about 50% of tracks
SoundCloud emailed back saying they have introduced an option for right holders to disable all API access to tracks by default, returning this 403 error when requested. They also said it's understandable that this is a confusing feature, and that they hope to make it more clear.
You get the 403 on the specific track(s), the list of tracks is empty if all tracks give this error.
I'm building an application that uses the Foursquare API and I'm trying to get a list of recent checkins for the authenticated user. Other parts of the API are working just fine, but when I make a get request for the below URL, it returns a deprecation error message followed by a bunch of results that seem to ignore the afterTimestamp param.
https://api.foursquare.com/v2/users/self/checkins?afterTimestamp=1358127640&v=20130113
The error message:
Please provide an API version to avoid future errors.See http://bit.ly/vywCav
The same exact URL works perfectly fine when I use it via their API explorer.
Any ideas?
EDIT:
The deprecation error is actually happening on all requests, even though I'm including the "v" paramater that they mention in the link.
Your URL is malformed. The first occurrence of & should be replaced with a ?.