I'm using vb.net WinForms am Am attempting to use Craigslist BulkPost
Craigslist says to https://post.craigslist.org/bulk-rss/post - Submit RSS to this URL to be posted.
My question is how to read, edit and post back to an RSS Feed. ( Does not have to be craigslist for example and i can finish the fine coding, i have never worked with RSS Feeds and cannot find any good example code or documentation on how to start.)
I have tried but sofar unsuccesfully and only partially sucessfully using Browser control.
Thanks in advance for any docs / advice on how to start this project.
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this is a follow up to a previous problem
this post does answer my original question in my mind on how you could do it, I saw so many bots do it, but I wanted to know if you could auto-fill parts of it
I have gone through the discord api docs to try to find how to autofill the command
I can't seem to find how to do this, but I think it's possible, if it is possible, how do you do it?
thank you in advanced <3
if the command was /get_key key:12345
I was trying stuff like </get_key:1073067208936271933:key=12345>
and many more from the discord api docs issue page
I am currently trying to get access to the Google Pay API for passes. I am following the official guide provided by Google: https://developers.google.com/pay/passes/guides/basic-setup/get-access-to-rest-api
Unfortunately I can't even follow the first step, as the sign up form for Google Merchant seems to be offline. The URL where I expect the form just forwards me to an FAQ page.
Has anyone had similar issues lately.
Any kind of help or information is appreciated! Thanks.
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Hard to say if we're seeing the same thing. This is what I see when visiting https://support.google.com/pay/merchants/gethelp?visit_id=1-636549173956235486-3194546471&rd=4
Is this what you see?
You need to go straight to step 2. Access the API Console.
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? ;)
For a project, I wan't to build a webapp, which shows (semi-) real time Tweets with specific keywords.
I'm not sure how to start. Can somebody explain to me how I need to start. I have a PHP framework for my website.
With what language do I need to retrieve data form the Twitter API. JSON? PHP?
Where can I find a nice tutorial?
I hope somebody can provide me a few lines of code, just to help me on the right track.
Thanks!
- Sammy
You could use the Streaming API with the Phirehose library (PHP).
The method "filter" of this API catch all the tweets with the specified keywords in real-time. You can take a look at 140dev for an example of application using this library.
I'm working with a simple app, that allows user to enter some text, then delegates it to the google.com, searching for this text. Something like a Google search bar in Firefox.
In Google toolbar, there is a feature: when you start typing the text, some snippets appear (sorted, as far as I understand, by the number of search results), that allow you to enter your text quickly by choosing one of the snippets.
My question is how can I retrieve these snippets from Google? Does Google provide any API for doing it? I've googled this question, but Google seems to provide a search API, and allows to retrieve search results, not snippets.
p.s. I would appreciate any links, related to the question, or tutorials, or code snippets or something. I am writing a simple WinAPI application in C/C++. Thanks in advance!
Looks like I've got it!
Google provide a simple, but handy REST API. You form a special URL, then send an HTTP request and receive a formatted list of necessary search suggestions. Looks like Google supports many formatting options, for example JSON and XML.
see more info on:
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2006-08-17-n22.html