This unstructured format
http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations?addressLine=3712%20Adelaide&adminDistrict=TX&locality=The%20Colony&countryRegion=US&postalCode=75056&maxRes=1&key=YourKey
does not seem to return the same result as this structured format
http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations/US/TX/75056/The%20Colony/3712%20Adelaide?o=json&key=YourKey
The structured format is returning high confidence and the unstructured format is returning medium. What am I missing?
Edit: I never would have expected this. I have discovered the unstructured format returns medium confidence with my current API key and returns high confidence with a new trial key. What does this mean?
Trying the URL's you provided I see the exact same results with the same high confidence value.
Here is the response from the Microsoft Bing Team:
Issue Definition: Question regarding Bing Maps REST Location API service. Scope Agreement: As per our communication, you provided a query for 3712 Adelaide, The Colony, TX 75056 with the Bing Maps REST Location API with a Basic and Enterprise key and received different results and you would like to know the reason. The reason you are receiving different results is because we are in the middle of deploying new information to the Bing Maps REST geocoder. This information is first flighted on Basic (free) accounts before it is released to Enterprise customers.
Our Product Group let us know that it should be deployed to all Enterprise customers by the end of this month.
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I’m trying to use a REST API call to find all envelopes with subjects that are either {{cSubject_1}} OR {{cSubject_2}}.
I’m using "search_text" for filtering but I’m not sure how I should use the logical operator for “OR” for this purpose.
I would appreciate if you could help me with this.
Thanks,
Kathy
There's currently no support for this type of complex query in the search_text for The Envelopes:listStatusChanges endpoint.
The search_text allows you to have a single text item that is search across the board (recipients, subject, etc.) and is not limited to a specific meta-data. You can use other filters to filter by other means.
I would recommend storing envelope's meta-data in your application storage (or database) and using your own code to query this information if possible.
I have added GTM and GA4 to some website apps to produce tables of detailed stats on click-throughs of ads per advertiser for a date range. I now have suitable reports working successfully using Data Studio, but my attempts to do the same using the PHP implementation of Analytics Data API V1 Beta (in order to do batch runs covering many date ranges) repeatedly hit a brick wall: the methods needed to analyse the response from instantiating BetaAnalyticsDataClient and then invoking runPivotReport or batchRunReports or batchRunPivotReports (and so on) appear not be specified.
The only example that I could work from is the ‘quickstart’ one that does a basic dimension and metric retrieval, and even this employs:
getRows()
getDimensionValues()
getValue()
getMetricValues
that do not appear in the API documentation, at least that I can find.
The JSON response format for each report is of course documented: for example the output from running runPivotReport is documented as an instantiation of runPivotReportResponse.
But nowhere can I find a specification of the methods to be used to traverse the JSON tree (vide getDimensionValues() above) and extract some output data.
Guesswork has taken me part way, but purely for example, when retrieving pivot data, should a
getPivotDimensionHeaders()[0]
be followed by a
getDimensionValues()
or a
getPivotDimensionValues()
I am obviously approaching this all wrong, but what should I do, please?
I'm currently attempting to use the CoinMarketCap API but finding it frustrating.
I'm wanting to use this URL to query their API:
https://pro-api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/cryptocurrency/listings/latest
However, rather than finding all, or just simply filtering based upon the number, I want to find a certain few coins.
So for example, I want to only find Bitcoin, Ethereum and Cardano.
Looking at their docs, it suggests you can sort by name, but it appears this is only listing them alphabetically, which I don't want to do.
So can anyone suggest how to query their API successfully and find just Bitcoin, Ethereum and Cardano using that GET URL above?
Here's the URL to the specific URL for the API request: https://coinmarketcap.com/api/documentation/v1/#operation/getV1CryptocurrencyListingsLatest
For this purpose, you can use the endpoint Quotes Latest:
https://pro-api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/cryptocurrency/quotes/latest
It allows you to pass a list of identifiers in a string as a parameter, like this:
1,1027,328
or a list of slugs:
bitcoin,ethereum,monero
or a list of symbols
BTC,ETH,XMR
If you trying to scrape information about new listings at crypto exchanges, you can be interested in this API:
https://rapidapi.com/Diver44/api/new-cryptocurrencies-listings/
It includes an endpoint with New Listings, New Pairs from the biggest exchanges and a very useful endpoint with information about exchanges where you can buy specific coins and prices for this coin at that exchange. It's a bit paid, but it's worth it!
I am currently working at an Powershell script that will automatically download the billing data from my companies CSP platform. I use following powershell module (https://github.com/Microsoft/Partner-Center-PowerShell)
And use the following api(that the module calls I guess) To get the overall price from the last month of all my subscriptions. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/partner-center/develop/get-a-subscriptions-resource-usage-information. With the Powershell module that is wonderfull I've managed to recieve good data from my Azure Resources and print them out in a CSV file for Power BI to create a report of them.
My question now is when I use power BI to create graphs of my cost and usage. I don't see the name of my resources (vm, storage, sql) instead I see names of the types (Read Operations,LRS Write Additional IO, ...) And of course that's also a good indicator. I would love to see the VM (the name of the vm or storage or sql) with the highest cost and usage not which type. The ResourceName in the response of the api is not exactly right. The Resource name ( in Resource URL formatting) however is available with this api: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/partner-center/develop/get-a-customer-s-utilization-record-for-azure.
But here I cannot retrieve the cost of my Azure Resource. I tried to combine the 2 api's (one to retrieve the cost and the other one to retrieve the Resource URL with the Resource ID as a combiner) but strangly enough some customers have data in the usage api and not in the utilization api. So that didn't helped out well. My question today is: Is it possible to retrieve the resource name or URL with the response data i got from this api: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/partner-center/develop/get-a-subscriptions-resource-usage-information . Or is there another way of providing the name of the object instead of the service.
The resource usage feature will not return the resource name. So, you will need to combine data from Get-PartnerCustomerSubscriptionUtilization and Get-PartnerAzureRateCard to get the resource name and the partner cost associated with each billable meter. Since you are working with Power BI, it might be a good idea to check out Partner-Center-Query. It is another project that allows you query data from the Partner Center API through Power Query.
A bit of a newb here, although I have some experience with Bing Maps.
Im trying to use the Locations API to search for locations (primarily) in Canada. My data request is successful and I get back expected data...except for one thing. Canadian Postal codes are traditionally six characters long. However, the API only responds with the first three characters. I realize that only the first 3 characters are needed for geolocation but was wondering if it is possible for Bing to return the whole 6 character value.
My data request looks like this:
http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations?key=[MYKEY]&q=1440+Law&ul=43.45297157764435%2C-79.70163702964783
I've trimmed some fields for relevancy.
Can Bing's Locations API return a full Canadian Postal code?
The Bing Maps Locations API is designed for geocoding and reverse-geocoding, not for address validation.
As you point out, it's generally unnecessary to consider the full postcode for geocoding - the results can be unambiguously identified using a street address and only the first 3 characters of the postcode. So, although I can't say for certain, I'd say the answer is "no".