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I'm making database with movies and I don't know how to save images from Google images and sort them with certain movie.
In database I have 17000 movies and I crawl them from IMDB with import.io but images are too small. Some advice, please?
There is an advanced image search functionality in google images:
You can use that to get the images you want manually, or if you want to automate this with import.io you can append one of the following parameters to a url in a query:
&tbs=isz:l - large images
&tbs=isz:m - medium images
&tbs=isz:lt,islt:xga - images larger than 1024x768
(there are more parameters you can set, this is not a complete list)
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On my website I want to share a geolocation on which mobile users can click on and then navigation to this location using the users preferred maps app installed on their device.
So I'm aiming to be independent of any maps provider and hence don't want to provide a Link to the API of such. I simply want to encode the longitude and latitude values in a way the user can easily work with.
Any ideas?
You should try using the Geo URI scheme, where a link could look like this:
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I have started using Go lately, and right now developing an example ecommerce website and i want to make item cards with thumbnails but i can't find a way to get the images from my database to html templates inside tags.
I'm using Go's native http server.
Every bit of help would be great, Thanks!
you have to base64 the binary and add that to an image src attribute. not really a go question, so here is more info:
How to display Base64 images in HTML?
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I don't have any website creating experience and I am using a pre-made website and everytime someone goes on the website I want to add +1 to the total visits. And I want the total number of visits to be stored in a database. Any help? (I am not sure if HTML will do the job, like I said, no experience.) Thanks!
you can't really make your own with html, but you can go to Google Analytics and they will give you code to track you views there. You could also link it to google analytics and basically say in js, "if google analytics gets 1 visit, increment a div up by 1".
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I am building a blog for someone atm I'm not using anything like Wordpress etc..
My question is: how can I make a page numbering system as you see in many blogs?
Thanks in advance!
If you're making everything by hand and want pagination, you can try this (assuming you're using SQL):
decide the number of items you want per page
query the db to get total number of items
calculate total number of pages to know how many page links to print
query for items by using LIMIT and OFFSET
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I want to download ALL of google maps(not satellite images just the map) at street level as lets say JPG images labelled as maybe the starting co-ords. need ideas for how to do this? what would be the best language/platform to implement this in? approximately how much space will I need to store it?
Unless Google provides an API to do this, you are on your own to scrape the page somehow and acquire the image. And i don't think its possible to store all the images unless you have a few tera bytes to spare.
if you wouldlike to do this more easily and legally - take a look at openstreetmap.org