I'm trying to get all of the events from Eventbrite
but the thing is I couldn't there is a limitation by 100.
Is there any other way going around to get it?
Any advice would be appreciated.
You need to use the page parameter to get each page sequentially. Based on the results back, you know how many events there are in total, so you also know how many pages of 100 events there should be.
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I am having a dilema. I need to fetch data for some products by Id, these products which are selected can vary from a couple to thousands.
I see and tested that GET is not possible due to exceeding the HeaderSizeLimit of 8192.
I had discussions with colleagues and changed to POST and the ids are in the body. Everything works but have a lot of discussions about this. Have you encountered something like this? What was your approach?
First question for me is, do you really pass all those ids in a single request? How is this list of IDs generated in the first place? Could the server know this list in advance?
For example, if the list of IDs is obtained by doing a search query on the same server, perhaps that search query can already emit the list of entities.
I find that in most cases this can be avoided, but there's some exceptions.
If you find that you can't avoid this, I would suggest you use the new http QUERY method instead of of POST, but POST should be fine too as a fallback.
How to search this?
I want to be able to:
1. create a search engine
2. programatically search it thorugh an API (python, or other)
3. paginate through the results (all of them, if I chose)
4. store URL's or results that I want.
Is this even possible with Google Custom Search Engine?
I enabled billing, my CC is up to date with Google, I do steps 1..3 above.
On a search, I will get back 4,000 results for example, but I can only access 10 at a time with the API, none more, and when I reach 100 results I am shut off.
I want to be able to process 1000 results if I wish.
Before you reply, do you personally have working code that goes beyond the 100 limit?
If so, would be very much interested in speaking, learning how you did it.
I am using Python at the moment, but it could be any language.
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I tried using the &start=100, 200, and so on to paginate through, but this does not work.
I tried getting 100 results in a python script, ending the program, calling it again setting start=100 (after the first set returned), and nothing happened.
I want to be able to use the Google Custom Search API, pay Google for a monthly subscription but have not found that this is possible.
For any given search, I want to decide how many results to process, could be 1K, could be 20K, I simply need/want access to the full result set, but I do not, have not seemed to find a way to do this.
The API allows only a max result depth of 100. See https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/cse/list
I've been for months trying to get more complex type of POST requests to go through and somehow I've never been able. Those like creating a product or a brand are always easy, but when u get to creating complex-rules and modifiers your API seems to close all the doors...
I'm trying to create a Complex-Rule for changing the image when two or more option values are selected. I tried every possible combination of what I think could be the needed values and nothing. Is it possible that I'm misinterpreting what the array of inline_response_200_19_conditions are and how to use them?
This is the response I get every time...
Any help here would be very much appreciated and would save me from doing more than 25.000 combinations and image uploads by hand... :/
Thanks a lot!
I am trying to get some information about the post people do in google plus. In particular I am interested in the "+1"'s.
Either from the google api or directly from the google plus web site you can get the total count and name of the people who did "+1". But, I would be interested in getting the time or timestamp of the "+1"'s. Does anyone knows if it is possible or how can I do that?
Help is always appreciated
Thanks to all,
As you can see at https://developers.google.com/+/api/latest/activities, the only data we return for a +1 is a list of the +1-ers, as well as the total number of people who +1'ed the item you are looking at.
If you would like to request additional data, please file a feature request in our Issue Tracker: https://code.google.com/p/google-plus-platform/issues/list. It would really help if you could be as detailed as possible in the type of data you would like to see and how you would ideally use that data.
If you're dealing with your own website and only care about +1s for pages on your own domain, you could use Google Analytic's social information to see how +1s change over time. You wouldn't get information about who did the +1ing.
I know Google's creation of sites' titles and descriptions (or "snippets") are mainly come from META description. However, when one of my web pages shows up, there are some undesired words like price (which is not good at all). What I want it to show is just the description of the product rather than its price. Actually the price only mentioned twice in the whole page.
How could this happen? And how can I remedy it?
Including the price in the snippet is actually very desirable for most people. If your price is higher than the competition's for the same products they probably don't want to buy from you and check out other results instead.
To make sure the search engines don't see the price (and thus don't display it in the results) you should use JavaScript. I think even Amazon does this to prevent screen scraping in some cases. It should be easy, especially with something like jQuery.
$('#priceForProduct987A').html("$125")
You should be able to control the snippet displayed by google through the use of the meta tags:
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=79812
However the results displayed by Google in this case might be different if someone is trying to do some searching on a product. Google will then think you're shopping for that product and try to display the price of it. This might be the case for you.