I just created an API on APIC, but when I search APIs it doesn't show up in the search. Any idea why or where I can find the API I just created?
Try searching for the product. Then you can search through the product's API's and it should be there.
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Trying to extract some menu data from a restaurant on Yelp using the v2.0 API. The only thing i am getting via the API response is a menu_provider field which i don't know how to use - any ideas?
My understanding is that Yelp gets their menu information from Locu (and potentially other sources), so they won't share that via their API.
Per their documentation, they provide menu_provider and menu_date_updated, but not actual menu data in their API.
Documentation: http://www.yelp.com/developers/documentation/v2/business
TechCrunch article on partnership: http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/23/yelp-partners-with-locu-allowing-businesses-to-post-menus-daily-specials-photos-to-yelp-in-real-time/
I'm playing around with ideas for my dissertation.
Is it possible to get live search results from Google in my own webpage?
I found this example of a live search (similar to Twitters) but it uses it's own database, has Google got an API that I can access to pull through search results in a similar manner?
Example: http://demos.9lessons.info/instantsearch.php
Please refer to custom search JSON api. You would need Search engine ID and API key which can be obtained from Google Cloud Console.
Is it possible to automatically get the contact details (say an email) from the developers data that is returned by the Apple API
http://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates/resources/documentation/itunes-store-web-service-search-api.html
in obj-c ?
That information is not available from the API.
What you can get using the search or lookup is the seller URL.
The Enterprise Partner Feed does include support URL information if you wanted to try and use that.
I have integrated google shopping API in my website and want to integrate suggest API in my product search text box. But I see when I search 'Shampoo' as a product in suggest API it returns 'shampoo coupons' as a auto suggest text. http://google.com/complete/search?output=toolbar&q=shampoo
But if I look into actual google shopping page http://www.google.com/search?q=shampoo&tbm=shop&hl=en&aq=f I don't see 'shampoo coupons' as auto suggest.
Is there any way to filter result in suggest API.
Thanks in advance.
Since Google has deprecated their old web search API as of recently, what are people using to do customized local search? (i.e. search for "donut shop" near this latitude and longitude) Sticking with the deprecated API? Using another Google API? Another provider entirely?
Their suggestion to use their new Custom Search API doesn't seem useful for local. Maybe i'm missing something under my nose?
Google Places API is in developer preview.
I personally used Yahoo! Local Search
The Yelp API is pretty slick as well -- it'll give you local search capabilities and you can also get ratings information.
I've found this Quora link quite useful:
http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-alternative-to-Googles-local-search-API