Can we fetch data from the Explorer tool with FlurryAPI? If not, Are there any different methods to get the data from there?
Flurry Explorer data can be exported in csv form, but can not currently be gathered via API.
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I want to explore PVLib on nsrdb datasets, but I can't figure out where to download (or access) them.
NSRDB data can be downloaded manually from the NSRDB Viewer, or programmatically through their API using pvlib.iotools.get_psm3.
I am looking for a solution in episerver to add media files from external sources into episerver.I am aware that episerver has recently released Episerver Content Management API to post contents within Episerver.Is it possible to use this for media files as well.As this is newly introduced in episerver, i cant find any references other than the documentation within epi which has more of CRUD operations on Content.Can someone please point out some reference links for me to get this started?
Any input is appreciated.
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The content management API is useful if you want to create a headless website that talks to Episerver via an API to get content.
Depending on what you want to use the media for will depend on the optimal approach. I assume you want the content editors to be able to pick these items from within the CMS? If so there are two main appraoches:
You could write a scheduled task using the content repository API to import the media into the Episerver media library
The other option is to create a content provider, so the media is available in the editor, read this to learn how to do it. This option is more fidley so I would go with option 1 if possible.
If you just want to render images on a web page, then call the API using AJAX. Job done!
We are working on survey's using ODK, by creating xls files and transform it into forms, and then we collect data offline.
When employees comeback from the field, they upload data.
What we need now is that they work online from the field, so they can search a specific ID or name, and see the data existing before adding new data.
What I mean is that we need to let them search the database by specific field, and that is not available in odk.
We upload data to ONA then the data are cleaned on the laptop and the searches are done on the laptop too.
Is there a tool that do that process ?
As far as I know, the closest you can get with existing tools is this: https://help.ona.io/faq/filtered-datasets
If you use Enketo (webforms), when the source dataset is updated (via new submissions) the webform will also be automatically updated (may require page refresh and there will be a delay). You could use both offline-capable or online-only webforms with this reference to external data and query it with select_one_from_file, select_multiple_from_file (in XLSForm terminology), or with pulldata, or with regular XPath.
I need to analyze the graphs on a web page with the help of Selenium webdriver. Here analysis means that we need to check whether the graph created by data is correct when compared with actual data available in the database. PFB the flow:
i. User clicks on a link, which then opens a page having some graphs (pie as well as bar charts).
ii. At the backend, the required data is fetched from the Database and passed in response to the application.
iii. This data is then passed on to a third party tool, protovis, which then converts the data into required graph and displays the graphs on screen.
Need to know whether it is at all feasible all or not to do this with Selenium webdriver (2.0). If no, then is there any other way by which this can be done?
Thanks in advance.
Maybe you could configure the driver to download the generated image and compare it with the data you have, but you will need some tool that could compare the image and the data.
Is it possible to store harvested data from a website(Nestoria) upon implementing their APIs using PHP?
I am able to extract the data using PHP and it displays the result on a web browser, but I need to dump or save them into my PostGIS database. (I am using XAMPP and PostGIS on windows 7)
Most companies wouldn't have a problem with you doing that, for instance Ebay's API. However, as Mapperz pointed out - Nestoria's terms require you not to compete with them for originality of the content. So, any data that comes from their API and stored in your database should not be able to be indexed by search engines.
This isn't as difficult to comply with as you might think. You could have the content loaded through an iframe that uses the "NoIndex, NoFollow" meta tag attribute in the HTML of the page being loaded, or pull the content from the database to your page's DOM using AJAX/JavaScript after the page has loaded.
I personally would go with the second option (AJAX).