I'm trying to post a new to entry to an existing Wufoo form using only js/jquery.
The docs are not very clear on this, they all use php for posting.
As I believe it is possible I was wondering if someone could post a sample of the post url and formatting of the params.
Edit: I am aware of the jquery wufoo wrapper, but it seems very old and not relevant anymore.
Thanks
Spoken with Wufoo guys, there is no way to do it with Ajax (cross domain issues) and they are not planning on fixing it anytime soon.
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This is additional question in regards to another relevant question:
Facebook Authorization url, scoped authorization url and token url
, I am new to OAuth2.0, so assume I didn't learn literature well back in high school!! (I have seen some people with very short learning curve recommended to read the Facebook login API documentation)
I have looked at it, but didn't find the
Authorization URL
AND
Access Token URL
While I was searching for some demos, in one video it used
https://www.facebook.com/v6.0/dialog/oauth?
key being: v6.0
in another it used:
https://www.facebook.com/v15.0/dialog/oauth?
key being: v15.0
and in the original post, the kind person who answered seemed to suggest to use:
https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth
(which didn't mention the version ID at all, that worked for me, and I like it; easier to remember and use. HOWEVER, previous two also kinda make sense, I don't think Facebook gonna stop enhancing and upgrading its OAuth2 APIs.
and if I go back to the original question, how can I find the latest URL info for above mentioned endpoints?
Thank you a million in advance!!
if this question was too basic, please be tolerant, I am new to OAuth2.0!
I have question about POST API.
I've made simple website. On the other side I have program which is sending some json data with POST method. Person who made this api want me to give them URL for this. I've never deal with api's so it's very difficult for me to find some starting point. Any one can help with some tutorial or advice? ;)
I am using Swagger Editor to generate YAML/JSON code that will display the details of my API in Swagger UI.
I would like for the consumers of my API to be able to view a revision history (ex. an added field, a field changed from 'optional' to 'required', etc) of the API document. Is this functionality supported by Swagger?
Now it's possible with swagger-diff
As far as I know it is not supported, at least in swagger-ui itself
While an interesting idea, this is a hard problem to solve. Please check out this feature request - https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-spec/issues/233. Feel free to add comments and opinions to help push it forward.
I am only just starting out with iPhone application development and have been doing some research with regards at getting data into an app using information available via the web.
I understand that I can access web pages using the NSURL* classes. Does anyone know how I might request data from a page that requires user input?
I can understand accessing an actual page, but I am not sure if (or how) I might be able to initiate the request and get the appropriate data back into my app.
Any help / pointers is very much appreciated.
EDIT_001:
I was thinking that I would have to interact with the actual controls on the page, but after a little more investigation I have found that I can simply use the request HTML that the page generates.
gary
This question is really too broad ("how does http networking work"), and if you look around this site you will probably find several questions that will take you in the right direction. As a first stop, check out the ASIHTTPRequest framework. Many people use it, and it makes http networking really simple.
You could also have a look at these links for inspiration:
http://iphoneonrails.com/
http://metaskills.net/2010/2/12/synchronizing-core-data-with-rails-3-0-0-pre
Would like to ask for recommendation for ways that I can build application in cocoa to simulate user submission. For example, filling in registering form or even simulate a click in the web form. Not sure what exactly is the term for this.
Tried to google around, but didn't find any result. Closest I get is webkit, but not sure how to apply it and i thought it is only for web rendering.
Highly appreciated if someone could share some thoughts.
In short, you'll want to construct an HTTP POST with the appropriate form values in the body of the post.
You can use NSURLRequest or NSMutableURLRequest to construct the request.
Docs are at: http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/DOCUMENTATION/Cocoa/Conceptual/URLLoadingSystem/Tasks/UsingNSURLConnection.html
or you can use something a bit higher level - I'm liking ASIHTTPRequest a lot right now.
http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/