Hi, does anyone know why http://del.icio.us/api/posts/all?tag=ajaxdoesn't return my posts for the 'ajax' tag (I get posts for 'phpframework').This happens when I access the url in the browser.
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Mislav, on 12/03/2006 17.32:
But i would be nice to have the possibility to get all links with tag
'yahoo' but not with tag 'software' - yahoo-software
Is it atm possible to get these results?!
No. Currently only tag intersection (the + operator, as you've already
noticed) is supported.
Hi there,I enjoy working with del.icio.us and in fact so much, that I have started to implement an open source .NET class library for accessing the Del.icio.us
API (http://del.icio.us/help/api/) and publishing it on sourceforge.net (https://sourceforge.net/projects/deliciousdotnet
).It seems that
On 3/13/06, manuel 'fmf' ferrero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, my most wanted boolean operator for del.icio.us is tag union. It would open a load of possibilities.Make some example, please.Well, union would compensate for unconsistent choosing of tags. Currently there is no mechanism for
Hello all,
I'm wondering if I'm being silly and missing something entirely
obvious, but from the times I tried to use the API, specifically, the
posts API, it only gets your own posts. This is not entirely clear
from the documentation, but what's more, I haven't been able to find
an API method
When a user clicks on the link to see who else has saved a link, on the right
is an option to see related items. Does anyone know how these related items
are established?
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I guess what I was trying to determine was how these recommendations are
generated. For example:
user/tag recommendations: Are these recommendations of what other terms
people used to tag the page in question, or are they similarities in the
entire tag list of the people who tagged the page in
Lindsay Donaghe wrote:
Yes, the API only lets you retrieve your own posts. That's to prevent
a lot of potential bandwidth abuse from what I understand... It was a
bummer when I realized that because I wanted to write a tool that
would compare my archive with my friends and point out links
On Feb 14, 2006, at 12:01 AM, Mislav wrote:
Oh, please don't migrate this to a yahoo group! I'm a member of
several and I simply can't stand all the advertising appended to
each e-mail... in large discussions with quoting it creates noise
bigger than the discussion itself :(
There is a
Mislav wrote:
In addition, a hypen character can't be an operator (yahoo-software)
because tons of people are using it for phrases (e-book programming
to-read).
That's not the end of the world. You'd have to convert them all to
underscores, or camelCased, or something, and email the users
Howdy all,
Every few days, my delicious RSS inbox (which I read using Bloglines)
spews about 30 links from random users that I'm not subscribed to.
Here are screenshots of the latest occurrence of this, which happened
an hour or so ago:
http://ljbox.com/fjarlq/tmp/delicious/delicious1.png
What would the mechanism be, then?
Amir Michail wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to get del.icio.us to remind me of links that I bookmarked?
The current web page in my browser could be used as a trigger for example.
Moreover, users could even list trigger web pages when bookmarking a link.
This is
Who is in charge of officially editing the del wiki on Wikipedia? I only ask
because one link (my link at [1]) from the old stub page has since been
removed by the last editor. Why was this? Does Yahoo not approve of my
methods of altering the posting interface? I've actually added the link back
Yes, I am aware of this one. It happens occasionally and I've still been
trying to track it down. I'm pretty sure the bug is in the underlying
caching layer (that we didn't write) but has thus far not yielded to any
sort of automated testing. Very frustrating.
Matt wrote:
Howdy all,
Every
On 3/14/06, Joshua Schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What would the mechanism be, then?
I guess you mean how would a user know which URL triggers to use?
When bookmarking a url, in addition to suggesting relevant tags, you
could also suggest urls that the user frequently visits that seem
The reality of it is practically nobody uses even intersections. Adding
generic set calculus would likely greatly degrade performance.
On the otherhand, unions (as discussed) are probably likely.
Larson, Timothy E. wrote:
Mislav wrote:
In addition, a hypen character can't be an
Via some algorithm I made up. Somewhat difficult to explain
Jshwaz wrote:
When a user clicks on the link to see who else has saved a link, on the right
is an option to see related items. Does anyone know how these related items
are established?
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Gijs Kruitbosch wrote:
Hello all,
I'm wondering if I'm being silly and missing something entirely
obvious, but from the times I tried to use the API, specifically, the
posts API, it only gets your own posts. This is not
There's no way for us to know what sites you visit outside of the
context of delicious.
People have asked for us to have the system do some sort of
click-tracking to find when you actually click on your links so we can
order them by most/least frequently clicked etc.
Joshua
Amir Michail
On 3/14/06, Joshua Schachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's no way for us to know what sites you visit outside of the context
of delicious.
Yes, but interested users could install some firefox plugin that would
work with del.icio.us to suggest these url triggers. In terms of
privacy, this
Sure. Thanks, Joshua.
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