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I am consuming the Google Weather API in my mobile application
http://blog.programmableweb.com/2010/02/08/googles-secret-weather-api/
Everything works as expected. I get the temp in Fahrenheit and everything and also the image. But in the evening time around 7-8 PM it still returns the same sunny image. Is there any other service which changes the condition image for the night time?
Based on the blog post you mentioned, it seems that you could easily grab the appropriate image based on the weather conditions. Nobody says you need to trust the XML response for that image.
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I barely have any knowledge on web development but got some idea.
What I'm doing
I'm trying to make a Rust program to scrape any link to a media in a website, like how JDownloader 2 does. Not required to find all media, just any media this is simple enough to get.
Problems
Resolving links to media (Blob, Data)
Site that result differently on browser to a single get request (I have some idea that this might need a web driver but I want to have least dependency as much as possible)
Question
How did JDownloader find these media so I can implement it in my crate? (Just enough information to get start)
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I want to implement google image search in my IOS app, there would be a search bar in which user can enter anything to get images related, like mouse and this will result by giving images of mouse, then those images will be displayed in my app.
Is there any API or something else which gives google images search result.
You can send a Query to Google Servers and then you receive all information as a json file.
For more information: https://developers.google.com/image-search/v1/jsondevguide?hl=de&csw=1
This is the URL for searching for "fuzzy monkey" and returning 8 result (rsz=8)
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/images?v=1.0&q=fuzzy%20monkey&rsz=8
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I was wondering if you can get a screenshot of the result of your query from database.
ie : It should take a snapshot(like desktop-print/screen) of the response of the query ,the way it looks on the database with columns and fields.
Result would be a .png format or any valid format to display the same on iPad.
Is it possible ?
Thanks in Advance.
According to me you can just run your database on browser (firefox -> tools ->sqlitemanager ->import your file), then you can run the required query and get the table required. Now you can simply take the screen shot and put that on image view were ever you want.
Please notify if it works..:)
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I had an iPad stolen a few months ago. A few days ago, the thief accidentally tweeted a random photo. That iPad has location services and iCloud disabled, so that's out. But, it brings me to the question at hand...
Does Twitter track the originating IP address for each tweet? If so, is there any immediate way to get it? I don't see it in any API documentation.
Here is all the data I can muster about said tweet: http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/show/215632207346270209.json
They sure do, but you will have to obtain a court order for them to hand it over to you. Plus you will need a court order to get the user details from the ISP
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How do you determine the app store (country) availability of an iOS application given its App ID? Some have posted asking a similar question but "inside" an app. I'm looking for the answer "outside" of the app like on a standard browser. I know that a brute force way of doing it is to just parse every country code out there and see if it returns some data, but I'm looking for a way to do it in a more strategic way.
A typical App Store URL looks like this:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id494732564
Just replace the "us" with another country code to see if its available in that country, including any localizations. For example, the same app above in German (de): http://itunes.apple.com/de/app/id494732564
Hope this doesn't your definition of "brute force".