So I am trying to embed a google scholar search into a WordPress site. I have the embedding part working, but how can I make the search show results only from google scholar. I have read through the tutorials google has posted, but I am not entirely sure which section I should be using.
There is an option to make the search an image search is there a way to do this for Google Scholar?
The question seems to be pretty old but my answer might help someone looking for the same.
Google scholar does not provide any official API for querying and fetching the results.
But you can achieve the same by scrapping i.e querying and then parsing the data returned by Google scholar.
There is a python parser already available which you can customize and integrate within your application using a custom plugin.
Hope it helps.
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I would like to know if there's a way using Google Search Console's (or Google Analytics') API to fetch the HTML of a page, given its URL. Seems pretty basic but I haven't been able to find anything myself by googling.
Can anyone tell me how can I track number of views,likes,comments and shares in a collaboration and community site. This is not a Google site. This site was created using lumapps. It's a collaboration site, Which works similar to Google+, where you can write a blog, post and like/ share the same. I need a way of keep tracking the likes/shares/views on such posts or blogs, So that I can display the same in Google data studio.
I heard it's possible using Google tag manager. Can anyone confirm this OR let me know about anyways of achieving the same.
Thanks and Regards
Kumar
You would do this by sending an event to Google Analytics and using this source in Data Studios.
Please see reference on how to send events using Google Tag Manager and custom Variables.
https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6106716?hl=en
I'm using Google Analytics Super-Proxy to make data from Google Analytics publicly available at our website.
Currently I have a custom query that I'm creating using Google Query Explorer. This contains the top search keywords for a particular User Type, which contains a Japanese word as well. The Japanese term is getting displayed in the Query Explorer website. But when I use the same custom query and run it on GA super proxy site, I get no data in the JSON Response. Any ideas why ?
Regards,
Alok
It's probably a unicode issue. I'd recommend reporting it as a bug on the Github repo:
https://github.com/googleanalytics/google-analytics-super-proxy/issues/new
I am building automation system to get news related to specific subject from Google.
First, I used the deprecated version Google Web Search which have less features than expected. because of that, I decided to move to the new Custom Search Engine. As you may know, Custom Search Engine doesn't return expected results.. even when using custom country domain.
I tried to scrap google results, but I see some developers saying that it's not legal and google will catch me! so, do i have any other options for getting expected results?
Note: I am using custom search engine to search the web, not for only one website.
When registering your website with Google Analytics, is it possible to then create your own dashboard on your website and retrieve individual Google Analytics data segments instead of logging into Google and watch the statistics from there?
In short building your own dashboard, using Google Analytics data? Perhaps Google Analytics have some sort of API one can use to specify what to return to the website to display?
Thanks in advance
You could also checkout the Embed API. it makes creating dashboards simple by making the auth step simple.
Just google for the question.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/
and probably this is the best tool you can get from anywhere to fetch all your data :
http://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/explorer/