I have to use photo bucket api in one of my project. But i can't be able to get consumer key for it. I have already create developer account. But i can't go further without consumer key.
Can anyone tell me the way to get it and how to use it in photobucket. Thanks in advance.
"Our engineers are working on a new API, with lots of changes, however, this won't be available to users for a couple more months.... If you'd rather not wait for this updated API, and would like the current iteration now, please send an email to our API request email address with the following information ..."
So looks like now you can get more details and obtain keys using this link
And here is a good piece of code which can help you a lot
As I understand photobucket doesn't support any API from 2010 year.
All developer sub-domains not working.
Email pbdl-api#photobucket.com that reuqest API key doesn't exists.
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I am looking to send emails to users showing all of the new posts the people they follow had in the last week. I have the site looking as I want, is there a way to embed the html from a website into an email using an API?
Some examples of this are when Facebook sends you an email with all of the recent posts your friends have had, or when Asana sends each user an email with their outstanding tasks.
Anyone have a good idea on how to tackle this?
I have tried using mailchimp and a few competitors to see if I could just pass them the posts for each user but after talking to their support it doesn't seem possible
You could use EmailJS in order to do this, which is a service providing you an API to send eMails based on templates you can create using their UI. The bad side is that it adds Sent by EmailJS at the end of the mail if remember correctly.
Or you can build your own API with Express on NodeJS (or anyother langage: PHP, Python..) and use a library like nodemailer.
Hope it helps :) Good luck !
I've built an app with vanilla JavaScript that searches for nearby dogs to adopt. It uses the Petfinder API, which is free. Anyone can request one. After doing some research, I've found that you cannot hide your API key and secret (without your own server, if that's correct).
So should I just go ahead and publish this website? I'm buying a domain for it and using my existing hosting. Are there any risks with having this info out there?
The app does not take in any personal information. Just searches dogs by zip code and distance, and displays info about the dog and where to contact.
I'm a beginner with this stuff, as this is my first API project.
Not hiding your API key and secret may result in others using your API for free which is possible abuse to you if you paid for it.
Attackers might use your credentials for attack and the blame goes on you.
If the API you use works on GET requests and is a feature of some public application, others can easily get your API key anyway.
Given the nature of API you're using, hiding the API key might not be necessary.
Anyone that can get to your api key and secret can then access that api and pretend to be you.
I just want to request my viewCount, subscriberCount and videoCount. All these three things are listed when I open this url in my browser.
I am working with JavaScript. All I want to do now is save this three variables and display them on my website. No authentication is needed.
I tried a lot of code examples but it never worked. I have no idea how this works. Please help me!
if you look in the reason of the invalid request it tells you that a key is needed.
In fact, as almost all the google API services nowadays, you need to register your application and get an API key that will replace the value of the parameter key in your url (Now it is set as a demonstration as key=MY_API_KEY).
Here is the link for the guide to app google registration.
Hope this answer can be useful to you.
I'm using Outlook Web Add-in. I need a way to send an email automatically. Something similar to this:
var item = Office.context.mailbox.item;
item.displayReplyAllForm("Default Message");
but without showing the Reply Form. I need to send a message directly and
maybe only show a message like "replying... please wait" or something similar when I click the button.
How I can do that? Please help and thanks a lot.
You cannot do this from the JavaScript library directly. You would need to use Microsoft Graph API to handle sending the message. You can find instruction on how to do this in the documentation under Use the Outlook REST APIs from an Outlook add-in.
There are couple of solution one is with graph and another is with exchange api. For graph you need to little bit of extra work to get the token and auth flow working.
The other approach is to use exchange API, you don't need to do anything to do these calls you already have the authentication setup needed for you in dong this call.
Please see this documentation for the more details.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dd633704(v=exchg.80).aspx
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/add-ins/web-services
If you want a client only solution you can directly call the Office.context.mailbox.makeEwsRequestAsync API (refer documentation here: https://dev.office.com/reference/add-ins/outlook/1.5/Office.context.mailbox?product=outlook)
To construct the soap request to be used in makeEWSRequest, you can use: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn600292%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
Note that makeEWSRequest is not supported in mobile clients.
You should ideally request for a graph token using getCallbackTokenAsync API and then use the graph APIs with the token to send the email. This should work on all clients and is a preferred way to accomplish this scenario.
I'm trying to create a webpage that can incorporate LinkedIn info's (profile,people,company, etc...).
The things that it can/would do are the following:
When the user enters a name that is registered in LinkedIn, he gets the following
*Name, Company, Email
*List of LinkedIn messages that are waiting for reply
The same process goes on everytime the user adds a profile, I'm planning to use the Profile API of LinkedIn to get the Name, Company and Email but I can't find a working example to be my basis.
As for the 2nd one I still don't know how to get the LinkedIn messages.
Here's my Layout and expected result.
How can I achieved this? Opinions and Suggestions are highly appreciated tnx
This is far to broad a question for me to invest the necessary time in to figure the answers (multiple) for you, but do let me give you some hints. First of all, from my experience with the linkedin API not all the data you wish to access is available (do double check this though, I used the API quite awhile back and stuff might have changed in the meantime). As this data is not available through the API the only alternative would be to somehow bypass the cross domain policy, which in conclusion would require the user to install a chrome extension/firefox plugin which will function as a proxy for your application or even 'better', make you entire application a browser plugin based web app. Not that I am a fan of those whatsoever but if you application is meant in any way whatsoever as a linkedin (dedicated) plugin (probably as part of a greater service you're developing) then it might make most sense.
The whole system you are describing is very long winded and requires a large amount of development time. Alot of the data is not accessible directly or indirectly too. You cannot get email address's out from the API as a security feature (bots could just harvest emails for marketing campaigns).
First of all, you will need to make an application that allows for oAuth2 connections with the linkedin API service. People will log onto your website, click to join their linkedin account with your website and your website will receive back an access token to do the calls.
You will then need to build the queries which will access the data you require. The linkedin API documentation (http://developer.linkedin.com/) isn't greatly indepth but it gives you a good understand and points you where you need to go. There are also a couple of pre-done php API's around such as https://code.google.com/p/simple-linkedinphp/.
I have worked with many API's from twitters, facebooks and LinkedIn's and they all require a lot of back-end work to make sure that they are secure and get the correct data.
It would take me hours to go through exactly how to do it and has taken me many hours to get a solid implementation in place and working with all the different calls available.
If you have minimal coding knowledge, it would be best to go to an external company with a large amount of resources and knowledge in the field who can do it for you. Otherwise it may take many months to get a working prototype.