I'm building an application where users post their tips on various topics on my website. From my website I want to be able to post the best write-up on twitter with a single click from my website.
Are there any tutorials that show how to implement this. Thanks
Your question is giving little to no information on what technologies you use. E.g. is it a plain HTML website, are you using a web framework? Did you try anything yourself already?
Automated tweet posting can be done with Twitter's own API, which has various libraries in various languages to help you achieve what you want. Those libraries can be found here.
If you need help, please provide more information on what you're working with.
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I have built my first CRUD web app thanks to Corey Schafer's Flask tutorial on YouTube. Been adding new features.
Currently, a user is able to create a new post that has two input entry fields - Title and Content (please see ). I'd like to add a feature for the users to add images and write code snippets in their posts like we can do here and on Medium. I can't seem to find any resources online on how to get started with this feature. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Tech Stack
Backend - Flask.
Front End - HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and JS.
Database - SQLAlchemy.
I wanted to make a webpage with three columns, one for my youtube feed, one for reddit, and one for a meme site undecided. I assumed this would be very simple using iframes, oh ho so wrong. I had no idea about the security google, facebook, reddit and others had taken to stop people from using iframes for their sites. Seeing no easy way to circumvent this issue I hope that the good people at stack overflow might have some knowledge of how I can do this.
Note, i also tried rss feeds. Found this very messy but if someone knows of a good way to do it please let me know
You could use their API'S and convert the answer to your API reuqest to JSON so you can parse that as a video. That way you won't have to use iFrames. I hope this helps.
I am trying to display feeds of different websites in a single page in phonegap application.
I tried all the way but yet not able to find any best solution.
If anybody done this before then please help me or guide me to do this.
Thanks.
I've been able to embed my latest 10 Tumblr posts into a website, but it doesn't include all of the functionality (comments, re-blogs, shares, etc.) of Tumblr. I'm really looking to do that, but I can't find an answer on this anywhere.
I know a lot of programming languages, so I'll take a solution in any language. The website IS a built-from-scratch website, so a Wordpress plugin won't help.
EDIT: Just to confirm (based on comments/questions below), we've followed the API documentation. We've got plenty of APIs working, but this one doesn't. We've tried gems, a Javascript version, the API with oauth and tokens, and more attempts than I can recall.
It's easy to do in Wordpress, and if we were doing it as a subdomain of a site, that would be possible. But the client (pro-bono) wants it embedded on a page that does lots of other things. Maybe there's a Javascript library we don't know about? Some other secret means of doing it? But the API (at least with available documentation) isn't working. Heck, even if you could direct us to a site where someone is using Tumblr embedded on a non-Wordpress/Tumblr website, that would be helpful. We could inspect the code.
We've got Twitter, Google Maps, and plenty of other APIs working. I swear we aren't idiots, and the answer to this isn't as easy as it appears.
THANKS!
If you want a clear example on how to use the JSON, check this link, it helped me tons:
http://janzheng.com/2013/06/tumblr_integration.html
So I'm using wordpress to manage a website.
I would like to have the itunes listing displayed in the website.
I saw a site that did this here: http://gungormusic.com/#!/music/
any idea how to do this:
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I'm looking for the same thing. so far the closest i've seen is this: I'm actually looking too.
http://widgets.itunes.apple.com/builder/
It's too small of a widget for what we want to use though, but it's a start.
The layout and UI above was designed by that website owner. Apple doesn't provide this drop-in functionality.
Check out the iTunes Affiliate program for access to the metadata and tools for linking to iTunes content and access to album art:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates/resources/
The Search API will get you pretty close to the metadata you need for displaying the podcast you are interested in:
http://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=498833764
It seems they are making it themselves, in wordpress with custom post types and meta fields... here's the iframe link on the example I gave: http://gungormusic.com/wp-content/themes/skortheme/itunes_iframe.php?s=false&collection_id=562515255
Seems to be a simple hand made solution!