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Hello,
I am trying to use RoboMaker & openkapow to extract member listings from www.meetic.fr. I have successfully created a REST robot that logs into the site, requests a list of members online, loops through the multiple pages of results and extracts specific member data from the tables within each page. So far so good.
However, when I ...
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We need to setup a search page on our website where the user can enter the searched item and the robots will return the item, price and source URL (exactly as in the demo). The difference is that the searched sites are individual sites and I (as an administrator) need to have the ability to add new sites/robots as needed.
I would ...
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I posted my comment here, where I thought it was more appropriate. Could you please reply?
http://openkapow.com/forums/thread/5920.aspx
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Thanks for the "Personal Digg RSS" demo using json and callbackFunction. However, this way of doing is limited, because it requires loading a page and then getting the result in json format. Making a second call requires to reload the page.
In my case, I want to call a REST service from javascript without having to ...
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I would like to call a REST and extract information from the result using Javascript / AJAX.
Is this possible and how? In your help file, I could figure out how to call the REST with PHP, but you never mention AJAX or Javascript. Is there a reason for this?
I am trying to design a web page where a part of it updates with the REST result as the ...
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Compares prices on a product by using REST robots that searches Froogle, EBay and Yahoo Shopping. The demo uses JSP to call the robots, parse the returned XML, sort the result and present the result.
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Digg that contains just stories from specific topics and/or with specfic keywords. The demo is built using one REST robot that retreives the story topics from Digg and one RSS robot that creates the RSS feed. This is a good example of how to use both REST robots with JSON output and RSS robots. Robots and the full source code are of course ...
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