Dears
I'm playing with the within parameter. Is it normal that if the location
is 'Seattle' and within is set to 3000000 and sort_order is
'distance' I still get only the Seattle events?? (maybe you have already
answered saying "it isn't possible to group or order the results by
location or distance. " but what it means sort_order = distance then?)
Cheers
Chris Radcliff wrote:
Hi Giacomo,
We haven't released documentation for search domains like "spid", but
we will be releasing a search tutorial soon as part of the API
documentation. If you have any questions at all about how to search
for something specific, just let me know and I'll be happy to help.
Event searches can be filtered by location, but it isn't possible to
group or order the results by location or distance.
Cheers,
~chris
On Sep 10, 2007, at 4:10 PM, Giacomo Lo Giusto wrote:
Thanks a lot Chris! Is there a documentation for all the inner
condition like spid or so?
Another question :
Is it possible to query for events world wide, group the result by a
location and order by that location (so that the nearest are at the
top of the array...) Sorry if my sql lexicon is completely wrong...
Giacomo
Chris Radcliff wrote:
Hi Giacomo,
If you'd like to filter the list of the performer's events, it's
better to use /events/search with a performer filter:
http://api.eventful.com/rest/events/search?app_key=test_key&keywords=spid:P0-001-000000067-4&location=Seattle
The "spid:{performer id}" in the keywords will filter the event
search by the performer; the rest works just like any other event
search.
I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
---
Chris Radcliff
Eventful, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sep 10, 2007, at 3:21 PM, Giacomo Lo Giusto wrote:
Hi all, a quick question:
after I query for a particular performer X I get X's id; then with
/performers/get I can get X's events. Is there a way to filter the
query by location (like in /events/search) in order to obtain only
geographically relevant events ?
Thanks a lot!
Giacomo
