I'm looking for a feature on WordPress website.
I want to have a block with single or double line news which will be related to each other with hashtags.
Example:
Kotaku is reporting that 2020's Call of Duty is now a Treyarch-led Call of Duty: Black Ops 5 as opposed to a new game by Raven Software and Sledgehammer Games. #callofduty #blackops #COD
Watch Dogs Legion is Officially Confirmed by Ubisoft; More Info Coming at E3 #watchdogs #E3 #ubisoft
When the user clicks on tags will have access to news like the above examples with the same tag.
Is there any plugin or code for it?
Thanks for helping.
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Just wondering why there isn't that many ide that can edit native code at runtime.
Visual Studio is the only one that can do it?
gdb can "compile and inject code", but it only executes a single line of code, doesn't seem like it modifies anything.
Found this https://www.google.com/patents/WO2015200235A1?cl=en , but not sure where can I get the whole patent, it's just ocr without any graphic.
I need to know if that technique of starting all functions with 6 nop is patented, that's all I care. It's pretty old by now. I plan on developing a language, if that matters.
To get a full answer you would need to contact a patent attorney, patent search company or engage with an examiner at a particular patent office.
For the patent you found above, you can obtain more complete information, including drawings etc from WIPO PATENTSCOPE here.
The preliminary search report from WIPO indicates that claims 1,2 7, 9 10 and 15 are insufficiently novel, and claims 1-15 do not constitute an inventive step on the basis of obviousness.
The WIPO Application has entered into national phase under application EP15735802 in Europe, and the website shows two citations, one patent and one NPL (non-patent literature). I can't post the link because I am new to stack overflow and can only post two links, but you can use the 'national phase' tab of the link above to go direct to the European Patent Office website.
You can search Esp#cenet using keywords to see if there are other inventions out there which are close to your idea.
I am writing an application to read the updates happening in khan academy youtube playlists, by parsing their feeds, but the feed is not upto date
According to this feed url, the last update was on Aug,2012, how to get the latest feed?
http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/khanacademy/playlists?v=2
Please tell me if there is anyway to get a new feed
Reg,
Karthi
The youtube method or organizing videos seems like something Khan academy has abandoned at some point in favor or organizing the lists separately. That is why newer videos don't appear in previous lists you would think they would. They now have a JSON returning RESTful API. For example to see the playlists visit this. There is a wiki entry explaining more on how to consume these lists and example client code is available on their github channel for a deeper direct use or code dive to emulate in your code.
http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/khanacademy/playlists?v=2 returns a list of the most recent 25 playlists that are in the "khanacademy" channel, and that's what I see being returned. It matches what you see in the web interface at http://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy/videos?shelf_index=5&sort=dd&tag_id=&view=1
I have a function which web-scraping all latest news from a website (approximately 10 news and the number of news is up to that website). Note that the news are in chronical order.
For example, yesterday I got 10 news and stored in database. Today I get 10 news but there are 3 news that are not available from yesterday (7 news stayed the same, 3 new).
My current approach is to extract each news till I find an old news (the 1st among 7 news) then I stop extracting and only update the field "lastUpdateDate" of the old news + add new news to the database. I think this approach is somehow complicated and it takes time.
Actually I'm getting news from 20 websites with same content structure (Moodle) so each request will last about 2 minutes, which my free host doesn't support.
Is it better if I delete all the news and then extracting everything from the start (this actually increments a huge amount of the ID numbers in the database)?
First, check to see if the website has a published API. If it has one, use it.
Second, check the website's terms of service, which may specifically and explicitly disallow scraping the website.
Third, look at a module in your programming language of choice that handles both the fetching of the pages and the extraction of the content from the pages. In Perl, you would start with WWW::Mechanize or Web::Scraper.
Whatever you do, don't fall into the trap that so many who post to StackOverflow fall into: Fetching the web page, and then trying to parse the content themselves, most often with regular expressions which is an inadequate tool for the job. Surf the SO tag html-parsing for tales of sorrow from those who have tried to roll their own HTML parsing systems instead of using existing tools.
Its depend on requirement if you want to show old news to the users or not.
For scraping you can create a custom local script for cron job which will grab the data from those news websites and will store into database.
You can also check through subject if its already exist of not.
Final make a custom news block which will show all the database feed.
Is there a good API or other possible solution to the following?
I am trying to track club membership and discrete "check in" events/activities using QR codes. First I generate a QR code with an embedded URL to a web page with member information (random/obscured URLs with shortened links) and print that QR code on a label and attach it to a membership card. I then scan the QR code with Red Laser or some other reader to access the shortened URL and the "hidden" member information.
My issue is that I have 100s (eventually thousands) of QR codes to track so I'm looking for a simple tool or API to manage all of these obscure links and see how often they have been accessed by Red Laser (or a browser if someone manages to discover any of these obscured links).
I tried Google Analytics but I wasn't able to get the level of "fine tune" control I'd like. What I really want is the ability to map this information (e.g., member contact info, obscure links, number of times clicked, etc.) to a format like chartbeat.com.
Grateful for any suggestions.
I have simple website for auctioning.I want people who likes my website needs to be informed about any new auctioning. And sending messages or post updates to their news feed or post on their wall when they win the auction. The user can also share the story of a new auction to their friends.
For this Do I need separate canvas app ?
I went through the documentation http://csharpsdk.org/. Also I read official graph api docs.
I thought there will be lists of classes in a namespace and its use. Lists of methods, properties in a class and its uses and explanation for parameters.
I cant find such documentation for facebook c# sdk. In official docs they only have 5 articles in which 3 are [TO-DO].
I cant find what are the classes are there?
what are the purpose of
the particular class or method ?
For informing about new Auctioning and winning news what can be used ?
sending mesages
post on their news feed
post on their wall(or timeline)
I found how to post on behalf of the user. But I need to inform the fans of my website when there is a new auctioning. How to do it?
Winning an auction
About generating user actions on their walls about winning auctions and stuff, you need to look at facebook open graph
For informing about new Auctioning and winning news what can be used ?
#1 sending messages is not possible
Notifying users
For sending notification to users about new auctions, you need to use apprequests
But apprequests are only for canvas apps, apart from this I don't thing you have a chance of notifying the user, unless you store their emails id and notify them.
Hope this helps