$twitter = new Zend_Service_Twitter('myusername', 'mypassword');
$response = $twitter-> ?????????;
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Twitter have disabled basic authentication and Zend Framework updated their library accordingly to use OAuth.
You'll need to consult the current documentation for Zend_Service_Twitter and make changes to your code.
Saying twitter doesn't do images is incorrect, they added their own image upload service as part of an update in June 2011 and also store references to all images uploaded by the user using third party applications.
You can see this by looking the urls: https://twitter.com/#!/<twitter-username>/media/grid
But Zend framework currently doesn't offer an easy way to grab these. I am looking to do this myself and thinking I will combine the Zend twitter search functionality along with looking at the parameters for entities and media within the twitter api docs:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.service.twitter.html#zend.service.twitter.search
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/tweet-entities
I will post back if I do this anytime soon with a link to the code.
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Facebook seems to have a single page where the content changes based on user interaction.
For example: If I click on somebody's post, the url changes to the user's profile/posts/.
Now I'm sure this is possible to implement on MVC.
Can somebody help me get started?
Perhaps some reference/sameple/tutorial (I believe this will heavily involve configuring the routings).
Sure, that's called Custom Routing. You can set up custom routing in the routeconfig.cs file in your project (for pre-MVC4, routing is in Gloabal.asax). Then you just use an Actionlink Helper to build your links.
Read More: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/641783/Customizing-Routes-in-ASP-NET-MVC
I am working on Apache Nutch modification project. We already swapped Nutch's original module with ours built using HtmlUnit. I need to download whole Facebook user site (ex. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002517096832), which is going to be parsed using our own parser. Unfortunately Facebook is using mechanism called BigPipe (http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=389414033919). That's why most of current website is hidden in <.!-- --> tags.
Usually when we scroll down Facebook page, new content is being unpacked every time we are about to hit bottom of the page. I have tried to use Javascript that scroll my htmlPage (HtmlPage object from HtmlUnit project), but finally I realized that scrolling is not triggering loading new content on Facebook user site.
How can I check, what event on page triggers loading content on current Facebook page? Maybe I should approach problem from different side, for example try to extract BigPipe "things" on my own? Have you ever did that?
Before dealing to your question … what kind of project are you trying to build there?
Since Apache Nutch is an open source web-search software, I think you are trying to build some kind of search engine, that scrapes Facebook user profiles/feeds to get data and make it searchable on some third-party website?
Well, that would be a violoation of Facebook Platform Policies:
I. Features and Functionality
12. You must not include data obtained from us in any search engine or directory without our written permission.
So, do you have that written permission?
These days modern sites are becoming more and more service oriented like facebook/gmail.
A main page is loaded and then with ajax requests it calls all sorts of data and adds them on the site. This is also something that is promoted on ASP.NET MVC4 with the Web API.
So now lets say we want to create a product category page for a eshop. It has come to my understanding that the way to go with this implementation is to create a nice layout and create a Web API that will retrieve all data on request.
So we'll have a url like
/api/Products
that will retun a json with all of our products and then we can build up with this api by adding filters/paging maybe (/api/Products?sort-by=name) or anything else that will return the filtered json and we can pass with ajax requests back and forth offering the user an excellent experience.
My question with this now is what happens with SEO.
So a few years ago without onepage ajax/service oriented sites we would have
http://website.com/apples/
http://website.com/apples/2/
that would load the list of the apples with pagination.
Now the site would be
http://website.com/apples/
however it wouldn't load the apples instantly but load a blank page and call the service
/api/apples
that would return a json and then load the data on the site.
I read this article at Google https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/html-snapshot which didn't convince me. I really don't want to load the service behind and then string replace.
It is possible to have the
http://website.com/apples/
that would call the service
/api/apples
and load the data and be at the same time Google friendly?
You have a couple of options. Either you can use HTML5 pushState to update the URL, but then you also will need to create a version of your site that works without JavaScript turned on.
Another option is to use Googles AJAX Crawling specification. I don't know which search providers that currently supports it, but should be a good way to at least get into Googles search results.
hi I am working on an application which takes data from a website and it displays it in table. I have been sucessful in making like an RSS feed (made like a twitter feed so I think it is an xmlparser) but now I want to get data from a website which doesn't have RSS feed in it..I just want to get the titles from the webpage.... any suggestion how do I do it without the XMLParser...
thanks
I think that the best way is to create on your server a php/asp/... page that will scrape data from the remote website.
Then, in that page, you can use some CURL to scrape data.
See here.
Next, you return the data in the format you want (XML/jSon/etc...).
Finally, you can easily call that script from your code.
On the other hand, pay attention to not scrape anything as skimming is generally illegal and Apple ca reject your app because of that.
There is a nice post talking about it.
I have a Magento application running atop Zend framework. I like to generate Media RSS feed in Zend (In orded to feed the Cooliris application).
Does anyone know if Zend framework supports Media RSS feed?
(I didn't find anything in http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.10/en/zend.feed.html, but maybe I dint look in the right place?)
Tx,
Sty
Check the comments on the page you referred to for Zend_Feed_Writer and the entry in the API for syntax.