Up to 1 month ago when I browsed http://localhost:8080/business-central/docs I got a long list of endpoints.
Now I get only a short list:
while before it was much longer (and more useful), do you know how to obtain the full list again?
Thanks.
Not sure if you refer to kie-server APIs. They are under:
http://localhost:8080/kie-server/docs
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I'm banging my head against the wall with this for a month. Setting data-item-stackable="never" in Snipcart V3 does absolutely nothing for me.
But there's more weird things going on:
On my dashboard, I'm getting this message saying:
It seems you’re not using the latest version of our shopping cart.
Would you like to switch to the v3.0 ?
Needless to say, I'm using at my site the latest (at the time of writing this) snipcart.js v3.0.31. What is dashboard detecting as Snipcart v2? I've never used Snipcart v2 on the site in question and I didn't migrate from v2 to v3.
In Snipcart v3 documentation, it says that data-item-stackable attribute is enum type. However, in v3 migration guide, it is stated
The data-item-stackable attribute isn't boolean anymore, but a string
that describes the different possible behaviors
So is it a string or is it an enum?
I'd like to know if anyone else had an issue with correct version detecting and/or data-item-stackable doing absolutely nothing? Are those two just different manifestations of the same problem I'm having?
Has anyone succeeded in getting items "non-stacked" with Snipcart v3, without using Javascript SDK, as intended?
Thank you for your time and effort.
Cheers.
Just got the answer from nice guys at Snipcart. It seems that the problem is that data-item-stackable="never" is not working if data-item-quantity has been set on the snipcart button. Here's their answer:
Even if a product isn't stackable, if you specify the quantity on the
product, this value will be used as "default" value, this is why when
you click on the buy button it uses the value you set as quantity.
For your use case, I'd recommend adding the items programmatically,
please take a look at our JavaScript SDK documentation
They even provided a small example here:
https://codesandbox.io/s/crimson-tree-7tffo?file=/index.html
I was previously retreiving this through url:s like:
http://feed.delicious.com/v2/json/url/f17d3aaa8fd2d271877f1ee773b89145
Where f17d3aaa8fd2d271877f1ee773b89145 is a md5 of the url.
This longer seems to be working? Is this temporary or is the API discontinued? Any replacement?
Previous similar question on this topic on SO from a few years ago seems to have been temporary issues.
The new API URL is https://api.del.icio.us/
Therefore, you can find the info you are searching for at https://api.del.icio.us/v2/json/url/f17d3aaa8fd2d271877f1ee773b89145
But I'm not sure how long it will last, I suspect delicious is unfortunately pretty much a dead service today.
The link https://api.del.icio.us/ is not working any more. The API has been shut down. Delicious support is not available any more and not responding to inquiries.
Hello guys i was reading google youtube data api But i did not found any way to upvote or like the comment on video. anyone have any info on this
Thanks
I think it's safe to conclude this feature does not exist for the following reasons,
The otherwise thorough API documentation makes no mention of this feature. I highly doubt youtube/google would forget to document a feature.
This question has been asked several times before on SO; all of which have no accepted answer (1, 2, 3). With the oldest question being 10 months old, it's very unlikely no one would have found this feature if it did exist.
Youtube is a common target of voter-bots and hence it would make sense to not offer an API entry-point as a first line of defense.
The official Youtube (android) app offers no comment-upvote option but only flag and reply options. If a comment-upvote feature would exist, you'd think Youtube would show it off in their own app.
Yes, you can like a comment, but only if it is YOUR comment. That means if you were the author of it.
Sorry for the short answer, but that is all there is to it in v3
I am creating an application in which I am trying to implement google image search using Google- image-search API. I refer this [google API link] (https://developers.google.com/image-search/v1/) . But I have one problem, on that page, mentioned (DEPRECATED). So can I use this API or I should use other API? Can anyone knows about this?
Thank you in advance
If APIs are deprecated they may work for now but not with full features and may go offline in near future.
If you go to https://developers.google.com/image-search/
It says its Deprecated and the number of requests are limited now.
Important: The Google Image Search API has been officially deprecated as of May 26, 2011.
It will continue to work as per our deprecation policy, but the number of requests you may make per day may be limited. We encourage you to upgrade to the Custom Search API, which now supports image search.
Here is the link to Custom Search API
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/
Hope it helps
Deprecated means it is older one also it means that there exist new version code for that. Check this out.
Example:
For example, in order to change our search engine from webresults-based to image-based, we can utilize the defaultToImageSearch attribute.
Is anyone else experiencing problems with the Bing helper in Microsoft.Web.Helpers?
The Bing.AdvancedSearchBox helper method tried to load the following javascript file but throws a 404 error. The script is http://www.bing.com/bootstrap.js
Has anyone else experience the same problem? So far there has not been any updates to the microsoft-web-helpers package in Nuget. Any information is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Diego.
UPDATE 5/1/2011
I found the following official statement...
I wonder when Micorsoft will release an update to Microsoft.Web.Helper to remove the deprecated functionality.
Note: Bing team at Microsoft announced that they will be shutting down siteowner service on April 4th. This will prevent you to use the AdvancedSearchBox feature of Bing on your website/blog or web applications. Here is the quote from Bing's official blog:
As of April 4th, 2011 we will discontinue support for the bing.com/siteowner functionality. If you continue to leverage the feature after this date (April 4th, 2011), users who attempt to query in the search box will be redirected to a 404 page. This means that you will need to move to the Bing API in order to continue to receive web or site search results from us. We have decided to take this step for two reasons.
First, the tool has not been getting a lot of use and while we have some very loyal customers on it, we believe we can provide you better alternatives in the future as we free up resources.
Second, the functionality available through bing.com/siteowner can be replicated with the Bing search API and so it feels a bit redundant.
As has become customary, we will give you a window to migrate off and ask us any questions you may have about this change. We will also provide reminders as we get closer to April 4th. Thank you so much for your support.
It looks like something has changed on the bing servers and this script no longer exists.