Re: Feed API not finding any entries

Now be used . Thanks you. 2015年1月29日木曜日 4時11分11秒 UTC+9 Wet Coast Life: > > quick update. My feed started working as of this comment with no changes > on my part. > > On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 7:02:18 AM UTC-8, Wet Coast Life wrote: >> >> Same problem for me but only 1 of the 8 feeds i l

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

quick update. My feed started working as of this comment with no changes on my part. On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 7:02:18 AM UTC-8, Wet Coast Life wrote: > > Same problem for me but only 1 of the 8 feeds i load is not updating, the > rest are and using FeedEk. Loading the one RSS URL that i

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

Same problem for me but only 1 of the 8 feeds i load is not updating, the rest are and using FeedEk. Loading the one RSS URL that is not updating and shows up to date content. Same issue occurred in the summer when random RSS feeds would not update and eventually started working after a couple w

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

We are experiencing the same problem. 2015年1月27日火曜日 23時44分43秒 UTC+9 NickB: > > At some point in the last 18 hours feed API has stopped finding any > entries in my rss feed. Everything was fine yesterday but now although the > feed is being read successfully, no entries are found. I put the feed

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

Developing your own feed parser/cache system is not particularly difficult. If you don't want to do that, you could check out Yahoo! Pipes. On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 7:23 PM, Independent Mobile Media Australasia < imobilemediab...@gmail.com> wrote: > Getting the same issue, previously perfectly wor

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

Getting the same issue, previously perfectly working feed is now returning the following data: { responseData: null, responseDetails: "Feed could not be loaded.", responseStatus: 400} would love some ideas on wether this is an issue on googles end or not and if it will be fixed. also, just no

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

Technically, the API has not been deprecated, but the team that was in charge of developing and maintaining it was reassigned some time ago. It was simply left in limbo, but not indefinitely: the TOS say that as of April 2015, Google reserves the right to discontinue the service at any time, with o

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

My network admin says he suspects this is because we have a SHA1 cert but the API requires SHA2. But from what I can tell this feeds API is deprecated and has been that way for a year (or more). It really has to be reworked. We were mainly using this for a cross-server RSS to JSON transform.

Re: Feed API not finding any entries

We are experiencing the same problem. On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 9:44:43 AM UTC-5, NickB wrote: > > At some point in the last 18 hours feed API has stopped finding any > entries in my rss feed. Everything was fine yesterday but now although the > feed is being read successfully, no entries

Re: Feed API change target attribute

It seems to be working as desired (i.e., opening links in a new tab) for me. Is there a particular browser/operating system that we should be looking at? jg On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 6:25 PM, Guillermo Trejo < guillermotrejo@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everybody: > > I am using the feed API to loa

Re: Feed api not working in IE

Generally, this problem is caused when the code is called before the script is loaded. This usually happens when you have the code run as it's encountered rather than after the page load has finished (i.e., in a window.onload event listener). It can also happen if you fire the code after the docume

Re: Feed api not working in IE

Unfortunately, it's going to be very difficult to help you without seeing the page that you're working on. If you could provide a link so that we can see your code in context, in action, we might be able to help you. jg On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 8:00 PM, Aaron L wrote: > HI, > > I'm just wonderi

Re: Feed API referer as "localhost" or "192.168.x.x"?

As I said, the problem is NOT the TOS. You can absolutely sent the GitHub URL for the HTTP_REFERER header. Non-web applications do this sort of thing all the time. However, as I said, the bigger problem is that you MUST be able to access Google's servers from your network. You indicated that the re

Re: Feed API referer as "localhost" or "192.168.x.x"?

That doesn't line-up with the ToS (my italics): Application Requirements Applications that use this interface must abide by all existing Terms of Service. *Most importantly, you must correctly identify yourself in your requests.* *Applications must alw

Re: Feed API referer as "localhost" or "192.168.x.x"?

The problem isn't the TOS. The Feeds API can't be utilized strictly on an internal network or standalone machine. It requires the ability to contact Google's servers, which actually fetch and parse the feed before returning it to the client. In such an application, your http_referer header - if you

Re: Feed API - How can I shorten a long title, for the feed results, to one line?

Try setting your CSS height to 1em or 1.5em or something like that. jg On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 5:03 AM, SingularityUtopia < singularity.uto...@yahoo.com> wrote: > FDA Granted Fast Track Designation for Genervon’s Breakthrough > Biotechnology Multi-Target ALS Drug GM604 Expediting Drug Approva

Re: Feed API - How can I shorten a long title, for the feed results, to one line?

It's OK, found solution now: overflow : hidden; white-space : nowrap; text-overflow : ellipsis; -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, send email to google-ajax-search-api@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe

Re: Feed API - How can I shorten a long title, for the feed results, to one line?

Here is the CSS: http://www.google.com/uds/solutions/dynamicfeed/gfdynamicfeedcontrol.css -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, send email to google-ajax-search-api@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from th

Re: FEED API. How do I add feeds, main title, individual feed titles, and increase number of entries-results?

Excellent Jeremy that works perfectly now, I see after your explanation what I was doing wrong or what I needed to do. On Saturday, 15 June 2013 14:48:08 UTC+1, jgeerdes [AJAX APIs "Guru"] wrote: > > Here's what you need to do: > > 1. In your code, locate the line reading function load() > > 2.

Re: FEED API. How do I add feeds, main title, individual feed titles, and increase number of entries-results?

Here's what you need to do: 1. In your code, locate the line reading function load() 2. Delete everything from that line to the blank line just below the line starting google.load("feeds"... 3. In the Playground code, locate the line reading google.load('feeds', '1'); 4. Copy everything from th

Re: Feed API newbie having trouble

Re the API key, thanks for letting me know. Re the error, it was my own mistake. As my message was still awaiting moderation, I tried to message the owner of this forum to withdraw it but although my connection was fine, I got an error message that my message could not be sent (tried twice). Th

Re: Feed API newbie having trouble

You are correct in that the Feeds API does not require a key. However, it is encouraged that you utilize one. As for the error you're seeing, I would offer two observations. First, the Feeds API is currently experiencing issues, so your problem may stem from that. The team is aware of the problem

Re: Feed API license

There is no restriction in the TOS against using the Feed API in a commercial application, generally speaking. However, your particular use may conflict. It's impossible for us to tell with such a vague description, and really, we're not legal experts anyway. With the Feeds API, you have to abide b

Re: Feed API not updated for several weeks

Yep, that got it this time. Thanks! On Thursday, January 10, 2013 10:05:36 AM UTC-5, Ben Boyle wrote: > > Thanks, JG. > > I'll give that a try, although I seem to have a vague memory that we had > problems before with that approach and the tool we're using. > >> >> -- You received this message

Re: Feed API not updated for several weeks

Thanks, JG. I'll give that a try, although I seem to have a vague memory that we had problems before with that approach and the tool we're using. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, send email to goog

RE: Feed API not updated for several weeks

Unsubscribe From: google-ajax-search-api@googlegroups.com [mailto:google-ajax-search-api@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Jeremy Geerdes Sent: Tuesday, 8 January 2013 7:02 AM To: google-ajax-search-api@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Feed API not updated for several weeks This has been an issue for

Re: Feed API not updated for several weeks

This has been an issue for some time. Probably the best advice is to include a cache busting parameter in your feed url, as below: var feedUrl = 'http://mysite.com/my/feed.atom?nocache=' + (new Date).getTime(); jg On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 1:58 PM, Ben Boyle wrote: > Using the Feed API, the most r

Re: Feed API

thanks for your reply, anyway am continuing with the Feed Api, and my doubt is that can i fetch feeds having a particular text, or words only, meaning can i filter the feeds at Api level? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To

Re: Feed API

There is no .NET version of the API, per se, but you can use the RESTful side of the API (documented as being for JSON developers) with a JSON parser in .NET without problem. Jg On Aug 30, 2012 2:46 AM, "ami" wrote: > i just want to know one thing, is there any dot net version available > for

Re: Feed API

There are no real steps to get a Feed API. You don't need an API key. Just make sure your app will conform to the TOS and use the documentation to get started. Jeremy R. Geerdes Generally Cool Guy Des Moines, IA For more information or a project quote: jrgeer...@gmail.com If you're in the Des M

Re: Feed API V1 caching and last modified date

Thanks for the reply. I took a look at the open issues and cannot find similar one so I posted one here http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/detail?id=621 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, s

Re: Feed API V1 caching and last modified date

As you have certainly realized, the API currently does not return a 304 status for unchanged feeds. So this would be a feature request. You could file it on the issue tracker at the link below: http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues Also, regarding your caching question, the dev team

Re: Feed API requests limitations

That's great news ! Thanks for your help On Aug 23, 3:18 pm, Jeremy Geerdes wrote: > There is no published hard query or rate limit on the Feeds API. There are, > however, some dynamic throttling mechanisms that attempt to thwart abuse. The > details of these mechanisms are not really public kn

Re: Feed API requests limitations

There is no published hard query or rate limit on the Feeds API. There are, however, some dynamic throttling mechanisms that attempt to thwart abuse. The details of these mechanisms are not really public knowledge, but they have told us that they work on a "per-user" basis. Since it would be exc

Re: Feed API Slideshow - mobileme gallery feed

thanks a lot, that does the trick :) On May 26, 5:29 am, omr wrote: > Try this code for your URL resolver: > >  http://tinypaste.com/5631c > > (Place that code above the "new GFslideShow" constructor call.) > > In the ".gss" CSS rule, set the width to 223px and the height to > 330px. > > -- omr

Re: Feed API Slideshow - mobileme gallery feed

Try this code for your URL resolver: http://tinypaste.com/5631c (Place that code above the "new GFslideShow" constructor call.) In the ".gss" CSS rule, set the width to 223px and the height to 330px. -- omr -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Goog

Re: Feed API results offset

Because I'm currently in Loas and the internet connection in my area is pretty bad... Adding extra entries delays the request fairly significantly. On May 15, 7:32 pm, Jeremy Geerdes wrote: > The short answer to your question is that the Feeds API has no documented > start parameter. But since y

Re: Feed API results offset

The short answer to your question is that the Feeds API has no documented start parameter. But since you can only get 200 or 250 results total from the API, why not request all the results in one shot and then do the pagination yourself. Jeremy R. Geerdes Generally Cool Guy Des Moines, IA For m

Re: Feed API removing class names from content

I just tried a quick test using the API's XML mode to read RSS and Atom feeds containing HTML content. In the returned XML, I see that each entry/item's HTML class attributes and other attributes are preserved. YMMV. -- omr -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

Re: Feed API removing class names from content

Sadly, currently, there's not really any way to get this information from the API. You could, however, build your own crawler/parser and JS API to get it for yourself. Jeremy R. Geerdes Generally Cool Guy Des Moines, IA For more information or a project quote: jrgeer...@gmail.com If you're in

Re: Feed API: Access multiple link elements of a feed entry

No, you'll have to get the feed in mixed format and pull out the additional link elements yourself. Jeremy R. Geerdes Generally Cool Guy Des Moines, IA For more information or a project quote: jrgeer...@gmail.com If you're in the Des Moines, IA, area, check out Debra Heights Wesleyan Church! O

Re: Feed Api V2 latency

Hello, Before you can use the Feed v2 API, you must be admitted into the beta program. Please sign up here: http://code.google.com/apis/feed/push/ Once you've signed up, you can email me off-thread, and I'll try to expedite your entry into the program. (This offer is valid for anyone else who's

Re: Feed API - Formatting/Wrapping Feed Results - Title

Really sounds like some CSS work but looks like you figured that out already. Have fun! On Jul 28, 7:26 am, Jack wrote: > I am having trouble making my Feed results appear correctly. > > In the Google "Hello World" example. The title appears in a nice line > with a blue background above the feed

Re: Feed API - Formatting/Wrapping Feed Results - Title

Hi, again. I backtracked through the HelloWorld version again and now it is working. Not sure where I screwed it up before. Anyway, thanks for checking it out for me. - Jack On Jul 28, 4:07 pm, Jack wrote: > Jeremy - > You're correct. I see no difference in FireFox or Google Chrome. I'm > only s

Re: Feed API - Formatting/Wrapping Feed Results - Title

Jeremy - You're correct. I see no difference in FireFox or Google Chrome. I'm only seeing the difference in Internet Explorer. But since the HelloWorld looks right in IE, there must be some way to fix it. I'll keep plugging. Thanks for answering me. - Jack On Jul 28, 1:46 pm, Jeremy Geerdes wr

Re: Feed API - Formatting/Wrapping Feed Results - Title

The only real difference that I see in FF between those is that the GoogleDownloadHelloWorld.htm one has #feedControl set to 440px wide. So, to make the second match the first, simply change the applicable CSS in your embedded stylesheet. Then again, perhaps I'm missing something. Jeremy R. Ge

Re: Feed API - Formatting/Wrapping Feed Results - Title

Hi, Jeremy, Thanks for the reply... Here is the GoogleWorld Example I am trying to match: http://www.guidancecom.com/test/GoogleDownloadHelloWorld.htm The title is on it's own line and so there is sufficient room for the feed entry text to not be cut off (when set to about 430 px). Here is my v

Re: Feed API - Formatting/Wrapping Feed Results - Title

Maybe I'm missing or misunderstanding something, but your sample looks practically identical to the one on the Feeds API homepage. Jeremy R. Geerdes Effective website design & development Des Moines, IA For more information or a project quote: http://jgeerdes.home.mchsi.com jrgeer...@gmail.com

Re: Feed API caching bug?

OK. In my application, though, I can use only one feed, so I have to use bundles. Of course I could make my own bundle server. Google Reader would be handy for that, though. For now, I'm using "the workaround", which I assume isn't a very good behavior, but it works. Ilkka On Jul 23, 5:57 pm, o

Re: Feed API caching bug?

I haven't found any indication of PubSubHubBub support for Bundles to proxy-push updates from their source feeds. When you begin using Feed API v2 (as Jeremy suggested) with PubSubHubBub-enabled feeds, you can subscribe to each feed individually (rather than proxying through a Bundle which wouldn'

Re: Feed API caching bug?

I think the Feed API and Feed Bundle "out of sync" is the real problem here, not the http headers thing. Ilkka -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, send email to google-ajax-search-...@googlegroups.com. To

Re: Feed API caching bug?

Hmm.. I still don't understand the reasons for this... as "200 OK" meant that api returns the whole content (with all the bytes there is to it) and not just "304 not changed" response. And when I check the feed in "feed bundle" (#1) the items are already there, on Google's servers! But maybe I'm

Re: Feed API caching bug?

This is not a bug. It is a design feature of the API. Essentially, it caches feeds for a number of reasons, including performance (i.e., caching the feed means Google's servers don't have to make and wait for a secondary request), network traffic (i.e., Google isn't constantly inundating the fee

Re: feed api links

Absolutely perfect thankyou On Jul 12, 11:51 am, omr wrote: > Try the code given here: > >  http://codepad.org/syYmi2ti > > Place that code at the top of your "loadFeedControl" function. > > -- omr -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs"

Re: feed api links

Try the code given here: http://codepad.org/syYmi2ti Place that code at the top of your "loadFeedControl" function. -- omr -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, send email to google-ajax-search-...@goog

Re: Feed API don't load on gadget initialization

Thank you, Jeremy. I'll try it. Leo 2010/6/14 Jeremy Geerdes > First thing that needs to happen is that you need to pastebin your code. > Sadly, Groups has a tendency to mess up formatting of code, so it's > difficult to tell what's going on here because this can introduce syntax > problems an

Re: Feed API don't load on gadget initialization

First thing that needs to happen is that you need to pastebin your code. Sadly, Groups has a tendency to mess up formatting of code, so it's difficult to tell what's going on here because this can introduce syntax problems and such. Second, gadgets.util.registerOnLoadHandler sets up a listener f

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

I completely forgot to mention that all of this rss:media stuff I've been reporting on has been using json output. The simple solution to all these issues is to use xml output. All my required media tags are making it through when I use xml output. I'd rather use json, but it's good that a worka

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

I created a test feed with all elements defined here : http://www.rssboard.org/media-rss#media-group. In case anyone is curious about the contents of the various nodes, I copied the sample data from the definitions, so you can see the attributes, and content that I tested with. here are the field

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

Ok, I just ran into another media issue. It seems media:copyright is getting dropped as well. I am about to do some testing to figure out every single media tag that is supported. On May 10, 8:00 pm, Vision Jinx wrote: > Hi, > > I had come across this issue with themediacontent not showing as >

Re: Feed API and language filter

The hl parameter doesn't really do anything for the actual results (e.g., the RESTful side of the API). It should, however, allow you to specify the language of the UI components in the JS side of the API. The API is simply not designed to automatically translate feed entries into an arbitrary l

Re: Feed API and language filter

So no news? On Mar 22, 12:48 pm, Brutus wrote: > Hi, regarding this post (http://groups.google.com/group/google-ajax- > search-api/browse_thread/thread/46205d35c7e76ddd/ccb97e9c611c5397) I > also want to know how this api  can be called to get results in the > language requested. > > The document

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

Hi, I had come across this issue with the media content not showing as well, in my case it is with Google Buzz feeds. I have brought this up with the team in the IRC channel and I have also sent an email to them as well on this. I am hoping to hear back more on this myself as well. Regards, Vis

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

I discovered something and updated the issue tracker, so I thought I would post it. If you enclose your media content in media:group tags and you include content other than thumbnails, then you can include media:thumbnail content. If media:thumbnail is the only thing in the media:group tags, then

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

Great! Thanks for posting that link! :) I know scudder (Jeff) reads the issue tracker like most people read the morning newspaper so I am sure he will post a follow up in the issue tracker once they have had a chance to review and investigate this further. Best regards, Vision Jinx On Apr 23, 8:

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

thanks vison jinx! it's issue 436

Re: Feed API does not return mediaGroup for media:thumbnail elements

Hello, Just to follow up on this, I believe this was discussed in the IRC channel the other day and you were advised to post this issue in the issue tracker. I just wanted to post a follow up here for any one else reading this post. Please let us know if you have any other issues or concerns. Re

Re: Feed API strips classes from HTML?

I believe this was answered in the IRC channel. The solution was to try fetching it as XML instead of JSON. On Mar 27, 8:02 am, Micah wrote: > It seems that the Feed class strips out classes from the original Atom > feed's HTML. Is this correct? Is there a way to turn this feature off? > I'd lik

Re: Feed API: css in IE6 & IE7

Thanks! That worked perfectly! On Mar 14, 12:33 am, omr wrote: > Try this: > > Edit feeds.js:  http://pfizer09ar.concept46.com/js/feeds.js > > In that script, find all of the > setAttribute calls that set the > class name in this way: > >   element.setAttribute('class', ...); > > Replace all such

Re: Feed API: css in IE6 & IE7

Try this: Edit feeds.js: http://pfizer09ar.concept46.com/js/feeds.js In that script, find all of the setAttribute calls that set the class name in this way: element.setAttribute('class', ...); Replace all such calls with direct assignments to the className: element.className = ...; After

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Hey Greg, Sorry for the delay on this, but you can maybe try adding a bust cache param in your queries to get the feed fetcher to fetch and cache a new copy of the feed. On Dec 31 2009, 7:09 pm, grotter wrote: > In other words, if the feed isn't already cached, there's no way to > retrieve the f

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Not that it's important, but the docs do seem to be inaccurate since the news search results return image objects that have a one-to-one correspondence with the associated article, not a "cluster of news articles"... "It's important to note the the image relates to the cluster of news articles, no

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

grotter wrote: > "...I guess the docs are inaccurate in this case...?" No, I see no evidence of that, nor do I make any such argument. I merely stated an observed correspondence that I saw in my quick test. I see NO contradiction between that observation and the documentation you quoted. -- omr

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

grotter wrote: > "...I guess the docs are inaccurate in this case...?" No, I see no evidence of that, nor do I make any such argument. I merely stated an observed correspondence that I saw in my quick test. I see NO contradiction between that observation and the documentation you quoted. -- omr

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

So it does, thanks much omr! I guess the docs are inaccurate in this case...? best, Greg On Jan 3, 6:54 pm, omr wrote: > Greg, > > Try this: > Write up a quick private test using News Search, and examine the > images via the .tbUrl subproperty values. > > In my quick tests, the News Search resul

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Greg, Try this: Write up a quick private test using News Search, and examine the images via the .tbUrl subproperty values. In my quick tests, the News Search results for a given query return the same thumbnail images (with the same results) as in the RSS feed. -- omr -- You received this messa

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

obr, The image object returned with results from a News Search are based on a "cluster of news articles related to this result". The images served as part of the RSS feeds are specifically derived from a given article. From the News Search docs... "It only appears in a result when the system has

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Please ignore this reply, but see my REVISED reply #12 above. (Due to my deletion of a previous reply, the reply count decreased, so I am posting again here just to bump up the count, to ensure that all participants in this discussion will see my REVISED reply #12 above.) -- omr -- You received

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Sorry, I have DELETED a previous post (to which Jeremy has just replied) (sorry Jeremy). In the post I deleted, I (INCORRECTLY) agreed with Grotter that News Search results do not provide thumbnail URLs. Sorry about that. I was flat-out wrong. Too hasty in skimming the documentation, I failed

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

^^^ Oops, please disregard my previous post. I was wrong! Too hasty in skimming the documentation, I failed to notice the .image property's .tbUrl subproperty, which provides thumbnail URLs. Sorry. I should have read the documentation more carefully before posting my previous clueless comment.

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Oops, my previous post was in error! Too hasty in skimming the documentation, I failed to notice the .image {} property's .tbUrl subproperty. So the .image{} property of News Search results DOES PROVIDE THUMBNAIL URLs. Sorry. I should have read the documentation more carefully before posting my

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

omr, I believe that the answer to your question is, no. Since Google does not negotiate a usage agreement with every individual site they index, the API's TOS states the following: "You further acknowledge that third parties may own right, title and interest, including without limitation all In

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

grotter wrote: > ... I'd like to retrieve thumbnail images for each > result -- something the News Search API doesn't do. ... You're right: The .image{} property of News Search results does not provide "thumbnails" of a fixed small size. Instead, it provides URLs to the variously-sized original

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

grotter wrote: > ... I'd like to retrieve thumbnail images for each > result -- something the News Search API doesn't do. ... You're right: The .image{} property of News Search results does not provide "thumbnails" of a fixed small size. Instead, it provides URLs to the variously-sized original

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Hi omr, I was considering that, but I'd like to retrieve thumbnail images for each result -- something the News Search API doesn't do. Only workaround I've come up with so far is to use a cURL proxy to retrieve the RSS feed server-side. It still seems strange to me that the FeedFinder only works w

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

For your application, would it be practical to work with the API News Search interface, instead of the Feed API? (A quick test indicates that API News Search can return results for query terms that may not yet produce results from the Feed API.) Minimal parameters for a date-sorted News Search a

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

For your application, would it be practical to work with the API News Search interface, instead of the Feed API? (A quick test indicates that API News Search can return results for query terms that may not yet produce results from the Feed API.) Minimal parameters for a date-sorted News Search a

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

In other words, if the feed isn't already cached, there's no way to retrieve the fresh, uncached version? You'd have to try again at some point in the future and there's no guarantee it'll work then either, correct? That seems odd... thanks again, Greg On Dec 31, 2:38 pm, Jeremy Geerdes wrote: >

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

It means that the feed may not be cached on the first pass, but it may down the road. Jeremy R. Geerdes Effective website design & development Des Moines, IA For more information or a project quote: http://jgeerdes.home.mchsi.com jrgeer...@gmail.com If you're in the Des Moines, IA, area, check

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Does this mean the FeedFetcher is unusable for feeds that haven't yet been cached by Google? I would imagine this would be a significant limitation of the system. As a workaround, is there a way to extend the timeout interval? thanks in advance, Greg On Dec 31, 4:21 am, Jeremy Geerdes wrote: >

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

My guess is that, as visionjinx pointed out, FeedFetcher is timing out before the feed is actually returned. Since the API caches the feed, it assumes that it's broken until the next refresh cycle, at which time it doesn't have to worry about returning results that very instant, so it takes a li

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Thanks for checking Vision Jinx. You're right, the "lemurs" example seems to work as expected now, but it's a toss up since lot (I guess I should say most) other queries still fail. It looks to be a problem with the API, since your URL is throwing the same errors. For example... http://www.visionj

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

Not real sure right now, I was sent the link to this thread and the first time I tried the link (encoded API link) I got the same error but when I tried again I got data back. Maybe its just latency (time between when the feed fetcher gets data back (and caches it) and the API times out) or a weird

Re: Feed API and Google News Search

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Re: Feed API layers..

If I'm understanding what you're wanting to do, I think you can accomplish your objective with just one line of code. Add the following right after the line reading var div = document.createElement("div"); : div.style.float='left'; Of course, if you have additional styles that you will wan

Re: Feed API mismatch between JSON title and XML title ?

Thank you. The issue is : http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/detail?id=330 Stephane. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. To post to this group, send email to googl

Re: Feed API mismatch between JSON title and XML title ?

Hi Stephane, I've tested this as well with an Atom feed and I feel like this behavior should be changed to preserve spaces in titles which are plain text (not necessarily for HTML titles though). Would you mind filing an issue for this in our issue tracker? http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-a

Re: Feed API - Access Nested Tags

I guess I'm not really understanding exactly what you're after, but I was able to get the second link with this line: var link=google.feeds.getElementsByTagNameNS(entry.xmlNode,"http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom ","link")[1]; Additionally, I can obtain various properties like this: var href=link.

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Re: Feed API: how to search for feeds containing a link to a specific page

Thanks, Jeremy! I'm interested in this for situations where I don't have the url of the feed I'm wanting. I tried your recommendation with partial success - sometimes the results make sense and sometimes they don't. All I really need is a "reverse search" of sorts to find feeds which link to a sp

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