I'm wanting to know how to find newly created pages for a specific website.
The more info I can get, the better. Info such as; date created, etc.
So for example: I'd like to be able to find out every new page that shirtoid.com uploads/creates.
What's the best way to do this? Is there a software that does as well?
Thanks.
They have an RSS feed which you can follow. You can use an rss reader to get updates automatically. Or if you want to use the data inside some software ur trying to develop then I'm sure there is a library for working with RSS feeds.
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I'm looking for some recommendations on a solution to build dynamic PDFs using salesforce object data. We currently have a layout designed in photoshop, that we're looking to import into Salesforce and fill in various snippets/images based on data that lies within an object. The final product should come out as a PDF
I started building this using Adobe XFDF. I exported the PSD as a PDF and created a fillable form from it. This was then populated from an XFDF file generated from Salesforce. This does work but the design issues with fillable forms, requirement for acrobat pro on every system that uses it and the lack of support for referencing file templates that are not local have killed this. One of these issues alone wouldn't be deal breakers, but all 3 combined are too much to overcome.
While this is mostly all sorted out on the Salesforce side, I'm not sure of the best way to proceed with this when it comes to PDF generation, here are a couple of ideas that might work, but I don't have enough experience to be sure:
Generate HTML/CSS File from PSD file, upload to salesforce, modify html file within salesforce, send to PDF generation API - adobe api looks promising for this, but can I send over html and css files together to generate a single PDF?
Use Salesforce PDF tools to generate PDF, will need to modify visualforce page to the same design as reference design in PSD.
Use some sort of third party PDF generator tool that will allow me to reference my current design as a template.
I'm open to any suggestions, Thanks!
In salesforce, PDF can be generated without using any app. Check out the official document by Salesforce.
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pages.meta/pages/pages_output_pdf_renderas.htm
A quick start guide How to generate PDF in Salesforce
It does not require any purchase or separate license. If you are looking specifically an App, it can be found on app exchange.
https://appexchange.salesforce.com/appxSearchKeywordResults?keywords=pdf%20generator
I have used the https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/" + Tag + "/?__a=1 to fetch some posts information related to a specific tag. I do not know what is the problem exactly, but used to my code worked properly, and now as output I have Instagram login page. I would appreciate if anybody could help me in this regard.
def get_ig_page(url):
contents = request.urlopen(url).read()
return contents
I could also reproduce the behavior, but an easy solution is not available.
I have read this: "... the new Instagram Graph API, integrated now inside Facebook Graph API, introduced a new so-called Hashtag Search API which replaced the former Instagram Tag Endpoint."
The API was deprecated a year ago and was apparently working until now. You might need to update to the new Facebook Graph API, but I am not sure.
The new hashtag search seems to be what you need to use now.
You also might be able to use the instagram basic display API.
P.S. Happy to learn about something else if anyone finds an alternative.
I faced the same issue. The problem is if you hit the explore tags API too frequently, they put a kind of ban on your IP for some time which redirects you to the login page.
However, the good part is that it gets lifted automatically between 24-48 hrs as it did for me.
I hope it gives a sigh of relief :)
PS: I hit this API more than 1k times in an hour to fetch 100k posts and it worked pretty fine.
I'm trying to create a mobile application for my school's Gradebook system, as their current website design is quite unattractive. I don't want to scrape the information directly off the HTML in the website because it seems slow and inefficient, so I'm trying to figure out how to retrieve the raw data that the website retrieves before displaying it as HTML content.
The website will call something like https://.../RetrieveReport, and an HTML page will immediately be returned to the client side. I'm wondering if there is any way to peer into the handler on the asp.net side to understand where it is getting the raw data from. Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks in advance :)
I want to link my website's Wordpress database to mobile application; and I am able to generate the APIs using wp-json plugin in Wordpress.
However, there is a lot of unwanted data which I do not want for the app. What are the custom parameters in the API url which will help me get only the information I am looking for?
http://www.indiafastener.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/2031
PS: I know I can manage & eliminate the unwanted information through the app as well however I do not want to unnecessarily pile up lot of data & do filters in the App.
Thanks for your time.
Utpal
Modern versions of WordPress have the REST API built into core therefore a plugin isn't required.
To check the arguments for an API call, take a look at the documentation. For retrieving a post, see: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/posts/#retrieve-a-post. There are no arguments for limiting the data provided by the response.
While it is possible to modify the response (https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/extending-the-rest-api/modifying-responses/), I'd advise against it.
As you pointed out in your question, this data can be managed on the app side. I'd argue that is where you should be dealing with it. It's not about eliminating 'unwanted information' but rather recognising the information you do want.
I have Scribd files on my website: http://www.wellbeingbydesign.com/main/?cat=7
Since my webmaster got sick, I don't know how to get into these Scribd files to edit them.
Thanks,
Catherine
I am not that familiar with it, but I think you need to login to scribd.com and upload/edit your documents. You of course will need your login. If you don't have that you might just be able to create a new account, upload, and then change your web app to point to the new location.