webDavUrl property is not present in the list children request response.
using: GET /groups/{group-id}/drive/items/{item-id}/children
Any idea as to why that is?
The webDavUrl property must be explicity requested. Unfortunately it looks like the documentation does not mention this, so we'll need to get that rectified.
GET …?select=*,webDavUrl
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I'm trying to retrieve insights for a location using the Google Business Profile API. I've tried a few approaches, but I always get an error about "Cannot bind query parameter".
According to the docs, I should be posting to this URL: https://mybusiness.googleapis.com/v4/accounts/xxx/locations:reportInsights
and in the body, pass in an array of locationNames, but when I do that, I get the error about "Cannot bind query parameter 'locationNames'".
So I just tried doing a GET on this URL and pass in the names on the name querystring and that worked just fine to get the high-level data.
https://mybusiness.googleapis.com/v4/accounts/xxx/locations:reportInsights?name=accounts/xxx/locations/xxx
So I know I have the right account ID, location ID, etc. But I need to be able to add in the basicRequest parameter so I can indicate which metric that I want to retrieve.
So I've POST to both of those URLS above with a body that looks like this:
{"basicRequest":{"metricRequests":[{"metric":"ALL"}],"timeRange":{"startTime":"2020-10-12T01:01:23.045123456Z","endTime":"2022-01-10T23:59:59.045123456Z"}}}
But again, I get the same errors about "Cannot bind query parameter" to field "basicRequest" (Same as when I tried to pass in the "locationNames" param in the JSON.
So clearly, I'm doing something wrong with how I am sending in the parameters in the body because it doesn't seem to think any of those parameter names are valid. My end goal is to be able to retrieve queries_direct, actions_total, etc.
I'm using Ruby, and there isn't a client library for it, so I'm just crafting the URLs and the JSON body and doing a GET or POST to it.
Greatly appreciate any pointers!
I have question, basic question I guess. But its important for me to learn more about web application.
I've ever seen a url with there are other words. for example:
http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=Setapak&mode=xml
there is q=setapak&mode=xml. what it means?
and what relationship with GET or POST?
when I try to create a simple page such which the code are:
<?lc
put $_GET['number'] into number
put number
?>
and I run the url on the browser: livecode/nana/url.lc?number=1
it shows nothing. So I get confuse. Can anyone explain to me?
Thank you..
Get will transfer you Parameter Using URL
all parameters will add to the URL ?number=1 this is one such example. it will carry number variable with value 1.
Post transfer parameters by attaching them to HTTP message body. Refer below link and you can get a good understanding about that.
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_httpmethods.asp
You can't use single quotes in LC. use normal quotes around "number", and it should work.
W3C says there is a full list here, however it seems to be down.
Where can I get a list of them?
I found a list at iana:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets
I use the following list
http://webdesign.about.com/od/multimedia/a/mime-types-by-content-type.htm
I'm updating a site and am struggling to find a way to get an id from the URL. For example I have this:
http://some.html/search.cfm?id=9900000000301
How do I get the id value "9900000000301" from the URL in Coldfusion8?
I have tried url.id plus all sorts of *cgi.query_string* variations, but the number is still out of reach :-(
Thanks for help!
EDIT:
If I dump the URL struct, I'm getting this:
catch - struct
TYPE: default
VALUE: search
Which is not saying much to me.
The url.id should work just fine.
Url.Id will work - with one exception.
If you have created a variable called Url, it is possible (in Adobe CF) to "hide" the Url scope, and thus not be able to access it.
For example, if you have a function with an argument called url, referring to url inside that function will refer to Arguments.Url, not the Url scope. If this is the case, you need to rename the argument to be able to access the proper Url scope.
(Alternatively, switch to a better CFML engine where scope names always takes precedence over unscoped variables, and thus scopes cannot be hidden.)
Depending on how you are looking to use the data, here are two examples. The first checks to see if it was defined and the second sets a variable to the value.
<cfif isDefined("URL.id")>
<cset myVariable = URL.id>
</cfif>
Hope this helps!
I am new to Grails/Groovy. Please bear with me if this is a silly question.
I am trying to map an URL having querystring parameters in urlmapping.groovy, something like,
"/rest/employees?empno=123&dept=delivery"(controller:"employees", action="emp")
The values 123 and delivery are dynamic values. In other words, this could be anything that the user can use.
Apparently this syntax is not correct. What is the right way to achieve this?
Just leave /rest/employees"(controller:"employees", action="emp") and you'll get your query parameters as params.empno and params.dept in your action
#splix answer is correct. If you want to use a restfull url, you could do something like
"/rest/employees/$empno/$dept"
instead. Otherwise just leave out the part after "?" as said. In your controller you will still get params.empno and params.dept
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