I try to connect my web application with Linkedin through Linkedin API for PHP.
Is there any way to search for people's publications by keyword using this?
If this can be done, I haven't found the way to do it.
I don't think they have this native so they can avoid scrapping.
You can extract all publications https://developer.linkedin.com/documents/get-network-updates-and-statistics-api
and process the results and leave only the ones that have the keyword you are searching for.
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I found several similar questions:
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here
and here
I, however, don't really understand the Google Adwords API and I am a little lost.
All I need is to send a word and get its monthly/yearly searches.
Can you please provide me with some sample code snippets or github packages for this?
I am new to android and php and working on old project.
Everything worked smoothly till yesterday. I am getting all videos from you tube api:
https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos?q=&start-index=1&max-results=10&v=2&alt=json
But from today, i just get only one video from this link and that is:
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6098135?p=yt_devicesupport&hl=en&rd=1
I have read that v2 become depreciated so i need to move to v3 version ?
I need help on how to get all videos as before.
There isn't really an easy answer for this. At least, we can't really just give you a new address to plop in the place of the old one. API v3 is structured differently and has different requirements than v2. Some of those changes at least theoretically bring some performance advantages, but when requesting things from this new API, you need to be more specific about what you're looking for. Also, since some of the data has moved around within the JSON results, you may need to change where your code looks for given information.
As it is, I don't really know what information you need, or for that matter, what collection of videos you're looking for. In this version of the API, these details actually matter. In v3, you have to provide a comma-separated list of the information you're looking for, and then at least one more "filter" parameter as well (filters, for your cases are probably either "chart" which is something like the "chart of the most popular", or "id" which is a comma-separated list of video IDs.)
While it's probably not the answer you were looking for, you probably need to stroll through the documentation. I especially suggest the Try It section, where you can plug in your parameters and build the query.
You'll need an API key to use the new API, and you can get that key from the Google Developers console. Create a new project, and add the YouTube API to it.
How do I use Autoscout24 API (Car search portal) in php? I read documentation in that website. I actually configured the config file and connected to API server.
But am not able to get and display filter criteria like model, make etc with html template. Any one have good example to use this API in php?
A PHP SDK is available from this site: http://www.developergarden.com/en/apis/docu-support/
Don't know how well it works though, I only just came across it.
I'm a beginner website designer and I was wondering whether there is a way to search for something in an outside search engine when you input a function in a field on your website. For example, the code I used to input a location for an event on my website is the following:
$query = '"$location"';
mysql_query("INSERT INTO `table`(`Location` ) VALUES (".$query.");");
However, how do I take that value I inserted into my database for location and subsequently search for it in another search engine if I want to look up that location on Google Maps. Thank you.
Edit: Many comments mentioned Google API, but being a beginner, I have no idea how to implement it. How do I specifically implement the Google geocode because that is really all I need.
If you're simply looking to query google maps for the location then you can use the geocode functions of the api
Geocode example: ctrl+u to view the source
If you want to query a search engine, such as google which doesn't have an api for such types of search then you should look at the DOMDocument object
Php DOMDocument reference
You'll be able to interact with this object in similar manner to how javascript interacts with the DOM.
What you're wanting to find is the API's for the web services you want to query.
With the example you used of Google Maps you would reference the Google Maps API to query Google Maps and display a result.
Please note that because a service has an API it doesn't mean it is free so careful planning of your sites/apps is extremely important. You don't want to promise something like a maps integration just to find that you exceed the free query limits and have to pay thousands per month to display a map on your website/service. On the other hand if you have an existing revenue generating site/app then it could be worth paying the cash and doing it.
Good luck!
I've come across several tools that search users by keyword, however, none that's open source.
I'm not familiar with the MySpace API and at first glance it doesn't seem like this option is available. I was hoping a PHP class exists for this sort of thing. So my question: how do I identify myspace users that have a keyword? Can it done through the API or another route is needed?
I haven't looked at the API, but I would say if you can't find a search function in the API, your best bet would be to write a scraper.
Use PHP (you may need curl as well) to load the MySpace search page with your query. Then parse the source code of that page to find what you want.
If you can't find a keyword lookup in the API, and you can't do a keyword lookup/search through the website, you're unfortunately likely out of luck.
In case it's useful now, better late than never?
They've opened up their API in the latest version allowing searching for a person by search term. See this as an example:
http://api.myspace.com/opensearch/people?searchTerms=ferrari&format=xml