I've seen the bluemix status rss feed on
https://status.eu-gb.bluemix.net/api/feed/notifications/feed.rss
and I've seen the same feed and dashboard on https://status.eu-gb.bluemix.net/
However, on the dashboard it's possible to filter the feed.
Is it possible to filter the rss feed as well?
For example "/feed/notifications/feed.rss?type=incident®ion=eu-gb"
Or alternatively are there individual feed sources for each region/type/etc?
Can't find this documented anywhere -- even when using the powerful google machine
Unfortunately, this functionality is not available because the RSS feed does not differentiate by notification type nor region. If this functionality would help you, you can add it to the IBM Bluemix Ideas site, which is available at the following URL: https://ibm-bluemix.uservoice.com/forums/311383-ibm-bluemix-ideas
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I'm developing a website about ABOR(Austin Board of Realtors) in wordpress, how to connect RETS Matrix to our website so, then we get data from MLS?
The easy and quick solution
1: Use a Wordpress Plugin, I have had great results using IMPress
Yet another way is connect using Wordpess restful API, you would need to GET listings from your MLS, and have something set to update listings so UPDATE, and if your trying to post to MLS from WordPress using POST. There is a handy guide to help with this REST API Reference
To grab a listing something like this:
curl http://somelinktomls.com/api/path/< type>
We have created a SharePoint 2010 web part where we display our company feed from https://www.linkedin.com/company/"Name of Company"/.
End-users need to login the first time (that is ok). But even though they login using their personal LinkedIn profile, they cannot see our company-feed. Why is that?
If the users are set as LinkedIn Designated Admins they can see the feed, otherwise they cannot.
We are using
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: "The key"
lang: da_DK
authorize: true
onLoad: onLinkedInLoad
</script>
I hope someone can share their knowledge.
This is why :'( https://developer.linkedin.com/blog/posts/2015/developer-program-changes
Starting on May 12, 2015, we will be limiting the open APIs to only support the following uses:
Allowing members to represent their professional identity via their LinkedIn profile using our Profile API.
Enabling members to post certifications directly to their LinkedIn profile with our Add to Profile tools.
Enabling members to share professional content to their LinkedIn network from across the Web leveraging our Share API.
Enabling companies to share professional content to LinkedIn with our Company API.
Only people who can admin the feed can read/update to the company feed. All others are excluded unless you manage to get yourself promoted to LinkedIN partner: https://developer.linkedin.com/partner-programs
Some light on this issue over here:
As ahmeij said, Linkedin doesnt provide anymore an easy way of embedding your company/personal profile timeline anywhere. However, there is an alternative way of implementing this.
You will make use of the RSS feed of the profile. The url will be something like this:
https://www.linkedin.com/biz/[PROFILE ID]/feed?start=0&v2=true
You can find out the numeric ID in you profile/company page.
Read the full source here: https://www.glintech.com/blog/confluence-embed-linkedin-company-feed.html
I found the way to implement a CORS proxy, and got this working.
I used this simple PHP CORS proxy
However, LinkedIn site doesn't return any information from this URL anymore, it just returns a [301 - moved permanently] error :_(
As Alberto mentioned in the post below a RSS feed can be used to create an embed code. To enable RSS on your LinkedIn and get the RSS link you can follow this guide. Then you can use this plugin to generate an embed code of the feed.
You can use a social wall solution like Walls.io to add LinkedIn company feeds to your Sharepoint website. The tool generates an iframe or JavaScript code that you can embed. Here's an article on how it works on SharePoint.
I am trying to integrate Yammer RSS into Microstrategy Dashboard, but I could not find Yammer RSS feed URL that I can use. Does anybody know the feed URL that can be used in MSTR?
Thank you
Grace
You could create your own widget using SDK? That's the primary option if they don't support Yammer RSS officially.
I am currently using the Drupal feed aggregator built-in module to aggregate a bunch of RSS feeds. I also have the Twitter module installed. I want to set things up so that all the new posts from the feed aggregator get sent out to twitter, but unfortunately the twitter module doesn't allow for that right now. Does any one know of another way to do this or a work around? I know I can create a custom module to do this but didn't want to go down that road unless I had to
My understanding of the Twitter module (it's been a while since I've used it) is that it will send out notifications to Twitter on new node creation or update. Would you be interested in the Feeds module as an alternative to the core aggregator in Drupal? That would create nodes from each feed item, instead of the Aggregator, which only creates database entries that expire. The Feeds module approach would create nodes, which would then theoretically automatically ping Twitter. See also http://drupal.org/node/403274 which I think is a similar feature request.
I was wondering if there are any legal issues with using somebody else's RSS feed in your app (e.g. a BBC RSS feed)?
You really should ask a lawyer. However, I found this on out-law.com:
Using a third party RSS feed on your site
Most providers of RSS feeds are happy
to have their feeds displayed on third
party websites. However, if you plan
to display adverts next to a third
party's RSS feed, or otherwise profit
from the feed, we recommend that,
ideally, you seek permission from the
provider.
At the very least you should check the
sites whose feeds you want to use for
conditions of use for their RSS feeds
or, if there are no such conditions,
the site's copyright notice. Even in
the absence of any prohibition in
these notices, you're safest course of
action is to approach each site for
permission. That's not to say you'll
definitely get sued for following your
plan without permission from each
party; it's just that you run a risk.
If conditions forbid commercial use of
a feed, request permission before
using the feed on anything other than
a personal website. Commercial use
does not only mean that you are
selling access to the feed or
surrounding the feed with advertising;
any use on the website of a business
can also be a commercial use.
Source: http://www.out-law.com/page-7843