If we search on asana UI we get a unique url to every search. Using that url as input, through asana api can i get all tasks which were found in that url.
for eg.
Search URL : https://app.asana.com/0/search/12345678/90123456
has got 50 tasks, so through api (using some kind of input as url) can i get those 50 tasks alone?
NOTE: The search url is nothing but combinations of tags and some filters. I can do search by api searching directly through tags, but this seams little bit easy to get my searched tasks.
Please suggest if any solution.
We don't currently support sorting via the API. The URL contains an ID for the search and an ID for the task currently selected of the form "/0/search/[search id]/[task id]", so you can get the specific task easily with the API.
However, getting the results for the search via the API is not supported.
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Is it possible for google autocomplete api to specify to return results only for my site not for all sites? I see that there is param ds, but only purpose for that is to search in youtube. So how can I get autocomplete or maybe related or suggested search words only for single site?
I needed the very same thing and so far the only way I found to get this working is to create a custom search engine and then add it as a parameter to the autocomplete call:
http://clients1.google.com/complete/search?client=partner&gs_ri=partner&partnerid={0}&ds=cse
Where {0} is your custom search id
Certain features such as returning the results as XML don't work if you use the partner id but at least all the autocomplete results will be from your site.
You can also have multiple search engines and use different ones in different textboxes. Results are just a json string you parse.
Good luck
I need to get Google search results for particular filetypes.
For example, in browser I would directly google search for "hyperloop filetype:pdf" and it will list out PDF files for "Hyperloop".
For this, my Google Custom Search request URI will be https://www.googleapis.com/customsearch/v1?key=MY_KEY&cx=MY_UNIQUE_ID&q=hyperloop&fileType=pdf
However, currently I would like to get search results for "hyperloop" of filetypes .ppt or .doc.
In browser, I would achieve this by googling "hyperloop filetype:ppt OR filetype:doc".
What will be my Search request URI equivalent for this query?
I could not find anything related to querying using multiple values for a single parameter in Google Custom Search Documentation.
Rather than doing
q=hyerloop&filetype=pdf
you can use
q=hyperloop%20filetype:pdf%20OR%20filetype:doc
use this its work
$url='https://www.googleapis.com/customsearch/v1?key=AIzaSyCJUGIb_tevRKD-Kxxi5f4&cx=010407088:onjj7gscy2g&q='. urlencode($keywords).'&filetype=doc&filetype=docx';
for me
I want to fetch the feeds which are posted by my iPhone app's users on to my twitter app.
I found this URL - http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=serachKeyword&result_type=recent
This will return to us a dictionary result which contains an array of tweets that matches with the serachKeyword.
But i want to fetch only the feeds which are posted via my twitter app.
Is there any way to fetch only my twitter application feeds not all?
Can i filter the search results or something like it?
The Twitter API says yes, you can filter by source.
The Search Operators section says:
news source:tweet_button | containing "news" and entered via the Tweet Button
The Source section says:
• can only be combined with a keyword parameter. If you do not include a keyword you will receive an HTTP 403 error with the message: {"error":"You must enter a query."}.
• supports multi-word sources by using _ instead of spaces. For example, the source "Tweet Button" should be entered as source: tweet_button
So you must have a keyword parameter and if your client name has spaces in it replace them with underscores.
There is no complete method to do this. As #JoePasq answered you can search on source but you must include a keyword and Twitter search is filtered for quality and relevance.
Search is focused in relevance and not completeness. This means that some Tweets and users may be missing from search results.
The Search API is not complete index of all Tweets, but instead an index of recent Tweets.
What you should do is have your application post a request to a server you control every time a user posts a tweet with the status_id. This way you can store a complete database of all tweets posted from your app and query the data as needed.
How can i use Google search api to get like on the google engine, title of website,a short description and URL. Is it possible?
I tried the api but it gives me only some information that doesn`t have a url or title to a website.
Using the Google shopping api, you can retrieve the title, short description and url. I've achieved this in a c# application where it returns a json file from the url below and parse over it.
You need a apiId to start with.
Using this url you can add search parameters after the q, in this example just searching for digital camera.
https://www.googleapis.com/shopping/search/v1/public/products?key=key&country=US&q=digital+camera
See http://code.google.com/apis/shopping/search/v1/getting_started.html
for more details
I'm not sure that I have enough information, but I find the Google Custom Search API reference page has the reference JSON/ATOM examples:
https://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/v1/reference.html
This query will get you started:
https://www.googleapis.com/customsearch/v1?key={YOURAPIKEY}&cx={cx?}&cref={cref?}&q=st%20olaf
Does this get you started?
Take care!
speeves
You've probably all seen the maps.google.com.au address lookup. Start typing into the text box and your address auto completes in the list before you've finished. It also bolds the matching sections of the text that link to what you are typing.
I've used both the javascript api of maps and the http api. The geocoding seems to do something decent with the matches but i'm not entirely sure how one would go about getting this to work.
Anyway have a tutorial or a quick five step process that they would recommend I follow to get this feature going?
The feature you are looking for is "find as you type" or "suggest as you type" or AJAX live search.
To get the functionality via the Maps API is possible as any other find as you type solution. For each key entered into your search box you already send the request to the server and see what matches the entered text so far. The problem is that you can only send so many requests to google before you get a 620 (too many requests) error. Having a find-as-you-type mechanism is usually easier when you have your own small DB which you can query, that is faster and you won't have problems with too many requests.
Some links with tutorials:
Javascript Autocomplete Combobox - find as you type
Suggest as you type
AJAX Live Search