I'm working on a small project to help me tag content on Flickr.
I've been looking through the API and there's obvious ways to search for tagged content, but not a simple way of finding what content hasn't been tagged (without just looping through image ID's till I find one with no tag).
Has anyone come across this in the past and found an easy work around?
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flickr.photos.getUntagged will do that for your own photos. I'm pretty sure that there's no way to do it for more general searches, other than brute force.
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I am building a website like a blog.
On my website, I am going to have an article with at least 4 paragraphs and also a minimum of 4 pictures. I am planning to use RichTextField for it but I am here to get advice from you experienced people. As I said, I am totally new to Django. What is the best and fastest way to store an article with images?
By the way, before I asked the question, I googled it but most questions came down to Django 2.0. There must be better ways now.
Thank you all.
Hello Harun Demirbaş if you are using your blog dashboard as django admin panel than RichTextField if best option for editing text and adding images. I will suggest you to add image CDN because it is easy as compare to uploading images to media still you want to upload images than check this URL https://django-ckeditor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#required-for-using-widget-with-file-upload
if you are not using django admin panel than here is the example for normal form
https://cdn.ckeditor.com/
So, kind of a generic question here. Best practices, maybe? I happen to be using Rails, and I built up a site for a buddy. http://ecorebox.com/ - see that banner we have there? It shows how many resources we've helped to save? That can get broken down for each of our clients too.
So, it's come to my attention, that our clients would like that 'banner' on their site to show how they've helped to impact the environment. What would be the best way to accomplish that? I was looking to yelp for inspiration:
process an image, and update the image every few days / weeks?
build a div, and let them put this in their site where they like?
an iframe? is that what it's called? a snippet (essentially) of .js code that creates the div I just mentioned.
Anyone know how yelp does it? What are these things actually called, so I can search the internet more effectively? Dynamic Banners?
There are dozens of different techniques you could use to create a banner with that functionality.
A lot depends on how much of it you want to be image-based, and how much of the information will come from your local data.
I would recommend you start with a rails "helper" method that returns simple data based on what you are measuring (e.g. "*" or "***" or "*****" depending on rows in your models). That should be pretty simple if you just build a rails method that returns this string, put that method in a helper, and call the helper from your view.
Then, when that is working, it should be easy to make it more icon-based. You could replace the "*" with images of stars, etc. Using the Rails "raw()" method wrapped around your output and change the "*" to "" tags.
If you combine that with some clever CSS styling, it will end up "looking like" an image, but will really be composed of data from your rails project plus nice styling.
Have fun
I recommend you to simply buy the banner. There are tons of websites that offer that.
However, I would recommend you a website I worked with in the past: http://www.servicecombo.com/professional-banner-design/
They are really professionals and their service is great. The price is not so bad either.
How does one issue span queries in SOLR (Span, SpanNear, etc)? I've
done a bit of research and I can't tell of a straightforward way to do it.
It would seem that I need to implement a QueryParserPlugin to accomplish
what I want to do. Is this the correct path? Surely this has been done before. Does
anybody have links to examples? I had trouble finding anything.
Span queries aren't currently supported (JIRA issue here).
Judging by this mail thread, it seems that you're on the correct path by implementing a QueryParserPlugin.
If you do implement this, consider submitting a patch!
wondering if anyone has heard of a way to filter Twitter search results to the users 'following' list? I'd like to do a search for pics that people I follow have posted. The pics part is fairly trivial (search for image URLs) but I'm guessing that a user-filtered search is beyond the API, even with oAuth.
I've seen a couple of services like snapbird.org that advertise this feature (even though they don't seem to work well), any guesses as to how they go about this?
Thanks!
You can implement this specific image search easily with the help of jetwick.com available as open source here: https://github.com/karussell/Jetwick
Currently searching in your friends is possible but adding yet another filter isn't that hard. Patches are welcome ;)
I'm new to seo, so please excuse what may be a very basic question.
I want to count (or estimate) the number of times that a given search phrase has been searched within a particular time period. Are there any API's out there for this? Does Google (or any other relevant search engine) release this information?
Any helpful links are greatly appreciated.
I'll be using Java, though I doubt that makes much difference.
I'm not aware of any API for it, but you can use Google Insights for Search
I use link text
it also presents the volume for every search
It looks like the WordTracker API might be the best took for programmatically finding search data.
http://www.wordtracker.com/api/
Check out this improv API to Google Trends which helps you export data.