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问题 Hey I was wondering if anyone can point me to some example on how to use Bit.ly API in ASP.NET 2.0 回答1: I've done a really quick convert from an answer I found in VB. I haven't tested this (sorry) but it may be of some help in the meantime, and I will sort it out to be a bit more C# style friendly. public static string BitlyIt(string user, string apiKey, string strLongUrl) { StringBuilder uri = new StringBuilder("http://api.bit.ly/shorten?"); uri.Append("version=2.0.1"); uri.Append("&format

问题 I was having the hardest time trying to generate the OAuth2 token to integrate with the Bitly API v4 . Their documentation was hard to comprehend and I couldn't find much online or on StackOverflow on how to accomplish it. I was able to get it to work and wanted to share the solution for anyone else who will be scratching their heads in the future. Below is a step-by-step guide for Generating Generic Access Token , Retrieving the Group Guid , Generating the OAuth2 token , and calling the

问题 Is there an expiry on bit.ly or tinyurl shortened URLs? I'm asking because I'm thinking of persisting these shortened urls into the db for a client's twitter service. UPDATE: if you keep sending bit.ly the same URL, it'll return the same shorten URL!, this is great, because it means I don't need to persist the shorten URLs in my database, and just cache bit.ly/shorten calls instead. I was really hoping to avoid persisting shortened URLs in my db. 回答1: No. They'll remain valid as long as the

问题 I am trying to parse Twitter RSS feeds and put the information in a sqlite database, using Python. Here's an example: MiamiPete: today's "Last Call" is now up http://bit.ly/MGDzu #stocks #stockmarket #finance #money What I want to do is create one column for the main content ( Miami Pete…now up ), one column for the URL ( http://bit.ly/MGDzu ), and four separate columns for the hashtags (stocks, stockmarket, finance, money). I've been playing around with how to do this. Any advice would be

问题 I'm attempting to communicate with bit.ly's REST API using their modified version of basic authentication. However in order for this to work HttpWebRequest needs to attach the credentials on the first request, however, HttpWebRequest will not send credentials on the first request and will wait for a 401 before sending any credentials even if PreAuthenticate is set to true (with PreAuthenticate it will send credentials for all subsequent requests). I have attempted the following to get

问题 I'm looking for an on the fly URL shortener much like how tweetdeck works. I have found many jQuery and general javascript plugins that take a url and run it through a shortening service such as bit.ly when a button is pressed. However, I have not been able to find one that does it on the fly. My first question is does this already exist someplace? Secondly, if it doesn't, then what would be the best way to recognize a URL that needs to be shortened inside a textbox? My thoughts: On onKeyUp

问题 I'm trying to parse a bit.ly JSON response in javascript. I get the JSON via XmlHttpRequest. var req = new XMLHttpRequest; req.overrideMimeType("application/json"); req.open('GET', BITLY_CREATE_API + encodeURIComponent(url) + BITLY_API_LOGIN, true); var target = this; req.onload = function() {target.parseJSON(req, url)}; req.send(null); parseJSON: function(req, url) { if (req.status == 200) { var jsonResponse = req.responseJSON; var bitlyUrl = jsonResponse.results[url].shortUrl; } I do this

问题 Related (but slightly different): Surrounding all instances of @________, #___________, and http://_________ with anchor tags? I would like to surround all instances of @_______ , #________ , and http://________ with anchor tags in one pass. For example, consider this Twitter message: The quick brown fox @Spreadthemovie jumps over the lazy dog #cow http://URL Running it with the desired regex pattern would yield: The quick brown fox <a href="a">@Spreadthemovie</a> jumps over the lazy dog <a

问题 I have a PHP array that I need to sort. I have included the example array below. I need to put the top 10 number of URLS plus their perspective counts in a different array. I know I could run into problem if there aren't 10 top matches ... if that happens then a random matching would be fine. Any suggestions? I have tried sort(myarray) but that just sorts the first object in the array I need it to sort the second. Any ideas? Array ( [0] => Array ( [name] => http://bit.ly/2oUTzf [count] => 1 )