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Is there a way to search specific information on the internet or on a search engine and save it in a database?
For example, you want to find all the Parties and their date in a specific region and save it in a database:
For example:
(id)
(Name)
(Date)
Is there a possibility to achieve this? Is there also a possibility to keep it up to date? If this is possible please let me know how.
Thank you very much!
No there isn't.
start looking for somthing called Web Crawler to get specific info from a specific site.
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I started to work in project which use archilogic api (Floor plan engine SDK). It already has huge code base. I have a task to change flor color in map. Can some one advice how can I search this info in code?
I didn't find anything helpful in docs yet.
p.s. person who wrote this code doesn't work in company anymore.
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I'm currently using cf 10 and making alot of use using cfsearch (solr) and I'm just wondering if there is a way to report / record what people are searching for on my website.
I have read that this is possible when using solr directly on other platforms... So I'm hoping there is an easy way to retrieve this via a cf tag
Any ideas greatly appreciated.
Assuming you control the form that is used to submit the search parameters, you can simply grab the contents of the search field(s) (before or after you have completed your search - or as Dan pointed out, you could spin that process off into a cfthread to be done concurrently) and store that information however you see fit.
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I am re-asking a question I wrote before the censors closed my question. (I still don't understand why) https://blog.stackoverflow.com/2013/06/the-war-of-the-closes/.
I want to know how to efficiently query a database according to a non-primary key, such as URLs that have no IDs and just a title.
How would this work in terms of indexing?
The original question is here.
You'd still need a candidate key (otherwise, to which database record(s) does a URL refer to?). In terms of indexing, a unique index should be fine to look up URL fragments against it.
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I have this map, https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=211195694269703855460.0004a7072cf25d4660761&ie=UTF8&ll=41.40205,2.157927&spn=0.103847,0.133132&source=embed
I would like to download all the locations and copy them into a db
where can i find the JSON?
does anyone know how to do this?
You can click the share icon and download the map as a KML file. Then you'll get all the locations in an XML file you can parse and add to a database.
There is not an easy way to screen scrape. However, there is an easy way to get access to the same information: the Google Places API. See
https://developers.google.com/places/documentation/
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At my work place they use qdb to store data. Can someone tell me in more detail "why qdb?" and can you refer me to some link so that I can read more about it? because everytime i search for qdb i find GDB pages
Why not ask people at work who actually use it? :)
Third link on google explains what it is:
QDB database
QDB is a user-contributed database that can read and write DBASE files.
filburt.lns.mit.edu/oops/Html/SW/wxwin/wx/wx15.htm
EDIT: The most productive Google search so far is:
qdb database -quotes -gdb