I want to know what are the SKUs charged for google.maps.places.Autocomplete.
As per the google document, sessions are managed automatically by the widget.
There are some scenarios where Autocomplete doesn't give suggestion. In those cases what SKU is charged?
We are getting following SKUs billing report.
Autocomplete (included with Places Details)
Autocomplete without Places Details – Per Session
Autocomplete – Per Request
Why are we getting both Autocomplete without Places Details – Per Session and Autocomplete – Per Request
From what I understand, below are examples how they are different
Autocomplete (included with Places Details): user types "australia", makes a selection, the system displays Place Details.
Autocomplete without Places Details – Per Session: user types "australia", makes a selection
Autocomplete – Per Request: user types "australia", and not make any selection
Related
I am trying to make a simple form in Google Forms, that is used to book an appointment. User gets prompted with a list of available dates. How would I go for setting it up so that once a user (or certain amount of users) chooses a desired date, that date is no longer available?
Not sure if this question is still actual, but just in case for someone else trying to find a solution - there is an add-on for Google Forms, called "Choice Eliminator 2"
Actually, I am trying to make a Google form in which I have 3 dropdown fields and their options which i need to dynamically populate/update.
1st Dropdown (Select Country)
2nd Dropdown (Select State / Province)
3rd Dropdown (Select City)
I have one restful (GET) API for getCountriesList, so what I need to do is when form load country dropdown will be filled after making getCountriesList API and then on the base of country selection, I have one more API to getCountryStates and that API will fill the state/provice dropdown. same as for city dropdown.
Actually, my main question is how to get triggers
form loaded
option selected from the country dropdown or state dropdown.
so I can call the APIs.
At this time the Google Form doesn't have an API, but Google Apps Script (GAS) has a service to handle forms. Unfortunately GAS doesn't have triggers for that. To learn about what triggers are available on GAS see https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/triggers.
You could try to "hack" (in the good way) the resulting form. This is easier by switching to the old Google Forms than with the new, because the old forms use "basic" html form tags and some "basic" JavaScript while the new Google Forms are a more complex and harder to "hack".
Related:
https://webapps.stackexchange.com/q/84633/88163
https://webapps.stackexchange.com/q/101730/88163
I currently developed a solution for custom uploading videos for specific customers.
One of my customers need the ability to specify "interests" for a video he upload.
From the API documentation, interests are:
interests
list
One or more IDs of pages to target fans of pages.Use type of page to get possible IDs as find Targeting Options and use the returned id to specify.
There is some mis-documentation regarding this feature: "find Targeting Options" does not talks about type=page.
But, still, I can search for page, using the "search" endpoint: /2.5/search?q=gsw&type=page and get the ID of the page.
As to my understanding, I can specify a page, for example "Golden State Warriors" fan page, specify its id, and then every user which follows this page will be considered as interested in my post.
So, I think my flow should be:
1) Search for the requested page using the "search" api. Get the page's IDS.
2) When creating the video, specify the ID in the "interests" parameter list.
Now, I need to know how to specify the ID in the interests list - The documentation says it list, but the page ID as a number string...
So in conclusion, I would like some help in verifying that all that I have written is correct and make sense, and also to know how to get the int32 id of a page - is it just mistake in the documentaion?
Thanks!
I am marking up the content on my website with microdata. I am a Local Business and use this hierarchy:
Organization/LocalBusiness/TravelAgency/
Do I need to repeat all the relevant Properties for each category: PLace, Organization, Local Buisness and Travel Agency in each page of my website?
http://schema.org/TravelAgency
I have many sub-pages and it is over-kill to repeat everytime on the page the location, address, telephone, etc. of the business.
For specific sub-pages can I cut out the higher categories?
For example: If I have a page: Special Offer Weekend in New York
Do I add all the Properties or can I just add the ones relevant for TravelAgency and potentially Price?
http://schema.org/PriceSpecification
Thanks for your help
PS: I ask this because I have read that it is not good to have invisible content for the user.
Schema.org doesn’t define any required properties, so everything is optional.
But note that there is no concept of "website" in Microdata. The Microdata always gets parsed per document. So if a Microdata consumer parses your "Special Offer Weekend in New York" page, it will not get the telephone/address/etc. of the business, even if these would be specified on all of your other pages.
If you don’t want to markup all the visible content about your business on every page, you might want to link to a page where this data is marked up (e.g., the front page) by using an appropriate Schema.org property.
Example: On "Special Offer Weekend in New York" (Offer), you could use the seller property to link to your front page (TravelAgency).
It’s not defined in Microdata that those links should be followed for parsing Microdata, but that way parsers can (if they want to) understand that all these pages belong to the same TravelAgency.
About a month ago we implemented Rich Snippets on the product detail pages for our e-commerce site (example).
We used the http://schema.org/ syntax for the structured data, as it seems to be the route Google are taking moving forward.
The data appears to be correct in the Rich Snippet Testing Tool and the data has started to appear in Google Webmaster Tools.
However the data is still to be seen on the SERP.
We have followed the rich data guide on Google to the letter and still no results. Is this a case of just waiting?
Here is an additional piece of information that is making it all the more puzzling, we initially went with a Microformats implementation and within 24 hours the data started showing up on the SERP. However we moved away from this because the Schema.org approach seemed a better bet.
I suppose it is one of the reasons explained in my Wiki post at
http://wiki.goodrelations-vocabulary.org/FFAQ#Why_is_Google_not_showing_rich_snippets_for_my_pages.3F
While that one refers to GoodRelations markup, the situation should be the same for schema.org.
Martin
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If you have added GoodRelations (manually or via a shop extension module) to your shop and still do not get rich snippets in Google search results, this can have one of the following reasons:
Google has not yet re-crawled your page or pages. Google dedicates just a limited amount of crawling time to a site, depending on its global relevance. It may be that Google has simply not yet re-indexed your page. Wait 2 - 8 weeks ;-)
The markup is invalid. Try the Google Validator. If that shows a rich snippet in the preview, you may just have to wait 4 - 12 weeks until Google will notice and white-list your pages. If it does not show a rich snippet, you either do not have valid GoodRelations markup in the page, you are missing properties that Google requires (e.g. gr:validThrough for prices), the price of the item has expired, or you use markup for which Google does not show rich snippets. Currently, Google shows snippets only for products and offers.
Google cannot see that your page changed. Your XML sitemap (http://example.com/sitemap.xml or similar) does not contain a lastmod attribute or the lastmod attribute was not updated after you added GoodRelations/schema.org. This attribute is important for crawlers to notice which pages need to be reindexed.
Low ranking of your item pages. Your item pages have a low ranking and what you see in your Google results are category pages or other pages summarizing multiple items. GoodRelations shop extensions add markup only to the "deep" item pages, because those are best for rich snippets. Use the title / product name of one of your products and restrict the Google search to your site with the additional statement site:www.example.com.