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 Posted - Sep 25 2006 : 3:03:44 PM
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Does any have a good example (code) of how to take the XML data and present it on the web site? I would like to have the XBOX360 blog on my site and not redirect the end user to 360voice.com. I have no issues in giving the credit on the web site but I would like to format accordingly.
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Posted - Sep 25 2006 : 3:18:00 PM
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I can use either HTML/Java or ASP.NET (VB). I am completely open. This would be my first EVER implementation of using a web service (a true web service) on a web site. So, thought the Javascript Badge looks cool it seems that I don't understand how you are transforming the XML feed to display accordingly. Can you break it down for me?
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Originally posted by ChangeAgent
What language are you going to use to do this? PHP? Javascript? ASP?
Have you seen the javascript badge? That might be all you need:
http://www.360voice.com/forum/topic.asp?topic_id=11
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Posted - Dec 08 2006 : 1:57:15 PM
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I added the blog script to my page thanks to this topic!
I am extemely new to this whole thing, but I would also like to add the whole blog to my webpage, but I have no idea where to start...
and all this confuses me...
Help?
The one, the only...
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Posted - Dec 08 2006 : 4:30:46 PM
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Awesome! First try!! Do I get the API Samurai Badge?
The one, the only... |
Edited by - porschephiliac on Dec 08 2006 4:32:29 PM |
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I've used PHP on my site and had little difficulties applying example scripts since server where my site is on runs still PHP4 and what I understand PHP5 offers far better tools for XML parsing.
Anyways I found a script that I managed to make work on my site with little changes. Mainly it had just little things that I had to change so it would show out nice XHTML 1.1. I also had a problem with encoding, since Viva Piñata didn't show properly but I just fixed that with some gum and glue. :)
Turned out well enough for me: http://www.nvipero.net/index.php?s=4
Now that I found list of available web services, I'll surely add some new things there. :)
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Posted - Jan 28 2007 : 07:42:52 AM
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Damn.... I dont really get this!!!
I am so Noob!
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Posted - Jan 28 2007 : 11:09:20 AM
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Originally posted by Boonko
Damn.... I dont really get this!!!
I am so Noob!
Well, you really just have to understand a development language and then it all starts to make sense. The services are just a standard way of delivering data. People can take that standard format and transform it using a technology called XSLT to produce HTML which browsers can render.
But being able to do all that first starts with knowing a language like .NET, or ASP, PHP, etc.
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Posted - Jan 29 2007 : 12:43:09 PM
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Maybe you should google around a bit, and after that come up with "real questions", nofi btw,...
In code, either ASP, PHP, or .NET you should do a GET httprequest or a GET xmlhttprequest. When you specify the correct 360 Voice API URL it will return the data you requested. After that it's up to you how you work with this data. |
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Posted - Jan 29 2007 : 2:58:49 PM
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I apologize about the "laziness" but though I know how to code I don't really....I have tried many times to consume some of this wonderful data for my web site. Can someone shoot me off some example code in .NET or ASP that I can look at and change (code that references these APIs and not Flickr)? The biggest issue I have is around XML formatting and displaying the information. Really confused on how to do this. So a complete code set (does not need to be pretty) would help me out.
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