There is the coins catalog https://colnect.com/en/coins/list/year/1889
Each item in list has Product Microdata, some items in marketplace have the offers property. For example: this stamp.
Recently the Structured Data Testing Tool began to show error instead of warning for missing offers property on Product pages against it still described as recommended property in product rich result docs. Also here are 'Either "offers", "review", or "aggregateRating" should be specified' errors in Google Search Console.
What kind of structured data will be most suitable for those items?
How to avoid these structured data errors? Will it be correct to have Thing type for catalog items and then change it to Product when the item will be placed in marketplace?
Update 2019-10-15: Structured Data for mentioned above stamp are here. At the moment it has offers so there are 3 warnings only.
And Structured Data for some other stamp without offers, here is the missing offers filed error.
It seems Google does not allow schema.org Product markup without offers.
Hard to answer your issue (Next time please add some code examples).
In general in this URL:
https://colnect.com/en/stamps/stamp/2376-Snowstorm_-_Steamer_off_a_Harbours_Mouth-Birth_Bicentenary_of_JMW_Turner_painter-United_Kingdom_of_Great_Britain_Northern_Ireland
Without this warning:
'Either "offers", "review", or "aggregateRating" should be specified'
- But read this:
https://www.checkerboard.com/web-development/fix-offers-review-aggregaterating-specified/
Product VS Thing - it's better to use more specific object-type (This is not related to the "marketplace" option to pay Online) (Google rich-snippet related to products).
productontology:
For coins/Sports Cards and so on you could add extra-data by productontology (not mandatory):
http://www.productontology.org/
Related:
Can we make structured page data for any type of entities?
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When using the NetSuite SOAP API I would like to retrieve the purchaseOrderList for a VendorBill record. The purchaseOrderList field is shown as a RecordRefList on this docs page, however that field doesn't populate on responses when performing a get to retrieve a vendorBill based on the internalId.
I've tried setting the bodyFieldsOnly header to false, hoping this would cause it to return all related fields, however this doesn't change the response.
Does anyone know how to force a RecordRefList field type to populate?
After searching through the docs online it seems that the purchaseOrderList property on the Vendor Bill is only used when updating the bill to associate it with Purchase Orders, it doesn't look like the property can be returned when retrieving Vendor Bill records. See this docs page under the 'Linking Purchase Orders to a Vendor Bill' section.
In order to retrieve the PO numbers associated with a Vendor Bills items and expenses I am retrieving them from the itemList and expenseList properties which are present on the Vendor Bill. If anyone knows of another way please feel free to comment or edit.
Suppose I have a simple blog with the data type of Article and the data type of ArticleTag:
Article ->
title - Title field
tag - Content relationship to ArticleTag
ArticleTag ->
title - Title field
icon - Text field
For that purpose, I would like to return query all ArticleTags and get each with N Articles (or even all of them), but the API documentation (both GraphQL and REST) is awfully silent on how to expand reverse content relationships. i.e. they only specify how to get fields from ArticleTag per Article (or how to get all Articles with a specific ArticleTag per id which is strange but whatever)
I can think of a workaround: query all tags, then for each tag query all articles. Thing is that this sounds awfully slow as it generates N+1 API requests for the number of tags I have, plus, this may be happening on the client-side as well in this project! So I'd rather avoid that if in any way possible.
Yeah the workaround you presented is the only way to do that.
https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0020_customeraccountdata/0005_service_features/0050_categorization
The schedule_c_categories listed here seems out of date. I see a lot more categories in my data than what is listed here.
For example, in my data, I see "Other Business Expenses", "Deductible Meals", etc...
Is there a more complete list of all schedule_c_categories intuit uses?
Also, while we are at it, is the regular category and sub-category list complete?
Thanks.
Please submit a support ticket - https://developer.intuit.com/Support/Incident
Right now I am working on a project to fetch data from a SharePoint list using SOAP API. I tried and successfully fetches the complete list, but now I want to fetch some specific data that is updated after a specific date.
Is this possible to fetch such data using SOAP query. I can see last update filed when I view single item at the bottom. Is this some how possible to use that filed?
Yes you can use the Web Services to do lot of things just like filtering a list result. I don't know which language you use, but with JavaScript you can look at these two frameworks that should help you:
http://aymkdn.github.io/SharepointPlus/ : easy way to create your queries (I created it)
http://spservices.codeplex.com/ : the most popular framework but less easy to use (it's my point of view)
You can also look at the documentation on MSDN (the param to use is query): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlistitems.aspx
At last found the answer,
The last update date and time can be retrieved from the list column "Modified".
The soap response will have the value in the attribute "ows_Modified".
Muhammad Usman
I am able to read the barocode but i am confused about how to get the food product value from the barcode value .
Do we need to call a webservice or create a database locally ...
help me out
thanks in advance
Have a look at OpenFoodFacts. It's a database that does just that, with ingredients, calories, etc. It's based on the barcode.
Product bar-codes contain almost no product related information - they are mere unique identifiers. The system used in Europe - EAN13 - consists of a country code, a manufacturer code, a product code, and a check digit. To translate any of this data into usable information you need a database or web-service.
I know this was asked a long time ago but I figured I would give an update for anyone looking now... We use an API called upcFood (www.upcfood.com) They offer a simple API that allows lookup of food products directly from the barcode. upcFood includes nutrition data, Products Data, allergy data, ingredients etc. from a single search.
In case anyone else is looking for this info in 2021, you can get this data directly from the USDA's Food Data Central API, which is public domain. One of their endpoints has a query param, which supports keywords and, as a little tinkering revealed, UPCs! For instance, here's a query for a snack I had laying around:
https://api.nal.usda.gov/fdc/v1/foods/search?query=850126007120&pageSize=10&api_key=DEMO_KEY
API keys can be had with an email address. Hope this is useful to someone!
Free database here:
http://www.upcdatabase.com
and here:
http://www.yoopsie.com/
Otherwise just Google for "upc database" and you'll find people offering to sell you one.
I doubt that the databases will include prices since those are for the individual retailers to set.
I am not sure if you still need the information since it is dated a year..
A french startup has created an application that can find most of the correspondant of ean-code to food product. It provides as well an API for developper to integrate in their application.
You can check it at : http://prixing.fr/api
Since it is based in France, it is in French language .. if it is useful, I hope it can help