I want to develop a similar website like zomato using the Zomato API to list down nearby restaurants based on name, cuisine or location, with an option to use the user’s current location.
I Know Javascript, JQuery, HTML5, CSS, BootStrap, AJAX languages.
Can anyone tell me how to get started with like say,
what framework should i use and how to start with.
Please help me with some kind of initiation.If you guys have any references please do share with me.Hoping for your help
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Although I'm trying to get the list of authors of a shared document using the Office JS API,I'm still open to any other tools or API in order to do so? this is an O365 related question.
As it turned out the answer was One Drive API. Man, these APIs are super rich and cool!
I have been asked to create some custom content on a wordpress site, basically just some web app stuff (html/css/js), but leveraging data from another source via restcalls. There is a service account un/pwd required, and I am wondering what is best practice/approach in terms of the cross site calls with this un? The wire is encrypted but I certainly don't want to store the creds on the client (wordpress admin stuff). I am assuming there is a mechanism to store such on the 'back-end', filesystem, but I am not even sure such access exists? How you get to this....I have gone through the wordpress admin board and haven't found anything that provides access to the filesystem/php files, etc. Perhaps I am not looking in the right place or after the wrong bits?
I have googled but am such a noob with wordpress I am not even sure I have the right approach in mind; any help/advice is greatly appreciated.
EDIT: so if curl is the standard approach for this type of thing, where/how am I able to access the filesystem/php? Is there a specific place this type if thing lives or a convention of where it is placed? Just help with some 101 direction please.
First things first, you will need to develop a plugin for WordPress to properly hook into everything and play nice with everyone else. There are many tutorials for getting started. Here's one that integrates with an API
If you have to store things to make your plugin integrate with this third party, you should use the Options API that WP provides to you, with the information set from a settings page. Please don't hardcode that into a file somewhere in the code. (I'll also mention if you need something more powerful than the plugin options, you can add custom tables)
Now we have code running on WordPress with the information it needs, now it needs to do something. To pull the information from this third party, we can use PHP cURL.
Last, depending on how we want this information to end up being consumed by the user. We can do something simply such as just fetching/injecting the data during a regular WP page load on our custom page. Or we could be fancier and set up a WP REST API endpoint that re-serves the information we got from the 3rd party. Shortcodes? Widgets? Custom Templates? Filter Hooks? There is a lot of ways to present our final interface to the user.
I have a business that I outsourced all of the tech for. Its essentially a widget on an external site, with a management panel on our domain selecting whats shown on the widget. Lets say its a manual "relevant news" widget.
I think I can code the rails part, but how would I do the widgets part? Can someone point me in the right direction? The widget would need to be JavaScript and copy/pastable.
(More context, having to use the old system thats in PHP, and it breaks my heart having to ask the outsourcers to help me with every little thing, so I'm looking to rebuild it)
EDIT: how much of this is still valid? Its posted from 07 - http://www.igvita.com/2007/06/05/creating-javascript-widgets-in-rails/
Thanks!
Geoff
you could create a json api using https://github.com/fabrik42/acts_as_api (imho, this is the easiest way to create an api)
and then create your widget in pure javascript or jquery.
If you need to authenticate, you'll need to send an api key with your requests, and also on your server side check the request.domain with the api key you have given that domains webmaster.
I'm writing a Facebook application, somewhat like a dating site (but not quite), and would like to allow my users to specify what kind of person they are looking for in terms of occupation, college, area, etc. I would like to make suggestions that match the suggestions Facebook provides when you change your own user profile details.
Of course, this could just be a text field, with some of my own custom AJAX suggestions, but is there not perhaps an API provided by Facebook for this sort of thing? If not an API, has anyone had success with using the same /ajax/typeahead/ script that facebook calls for this goal? How resistant is it to change?
Edit
I didn't mention any effort before - but that is basically because all my searches turned up nothing: I find no mention of this in the Facebook API, either the Graph API or the javascript SDK, and Google searches turned up nothing that I was looking for. Mostly people have only discussed the 'friend suggest' feature of Facebook in regards to any kind of 'suggestion', but not the AJAX-type autosuggest that I have in mind.
Look for this function at Facebook API and deprecated Legacy is what you get: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/fbml/typeahead-input/
You have to look for something else than Facebook to implement it on your app.
I need to propose a method for providing Help Text for the end users of a Web Application my company supports. Basically we want to have an area(s) on a Web Page where users can click or hover over and provide them with relevant Help so they don't have to refer back to the User Manual.
What we want to accomplish is to have all Help Text be populated to and read from a database so that it can be updated easily. We then need a way to identify which Web Pages and areas on a particular Web Page will need the corresponding and relevant Help text.
Has someone accomplished this through their own design and cares to share? or is there a commercial application out there that performs this very function?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
You might check out robohelp.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/CtxtSensRoboHelp7WebHelp.aspx