linkedin-api

Ok so this is my problem.. To share an image post via linkedin api, you first have to register your image file, you do that via a post request in which you send your binary file. Then you use the the image URN in the original request to submit your post. My request goes through, returns 201 code (which should be a successful request) but ends up not posting the image or the text. If i try to post only text, it works. I've tried registering my image using curl, and it posted on linkedin, so i think i'm not sending the binary file in a request properly, this is my request: HttpClient client =

I am planning to use Named Entity Recognition (NER) technique to identify person names (most of which are Indian names) from a given text. I have already explored the CRF-based NER model from Stanford NLP, however it is not quite accurate in recognizing Indian names. Hence I decided to create my own custom NER model via supervised training. I have a fair idea of how to create own NER model using the Stanford NER CRF, but creating a large training corpus with manual annotation is something I would like to avoid, as it is a humongous effort for an individual and secondly obtaining diverse people

I am using 'omniauth-linkedin-oauth2'. When I am login with linkedin then I am getting this error Invalid redirect_uri. This value must match a URL registered with the API Key. This is my settings: GrvTyagi Went back to LinkedIn developer site ( https://www.linkedin.com/secure/developer ) to check my setting again. Everything matches API Key, Secret Key and OAuth 2.0 Redirect URLs. Searched web looking for some clues. Couldn’t find a one. Crazy issue : Then I saw that in the URL Owin was appending some extra string to the redirect_uri “signin-linkedin” . When I decoded the URL I saw this http:

Since today, our application that uses the linkedin javascript SDK to authenticate users stopped working. ​ We realized that the call to https://platform.linkedin.com/in.js now redirects to https://platform.linkedin.com/xdoor/scripts/in.js . ​ Consequently, calls to IN.User.Authorize(callbackFunction) successfully opens the authentication dialog window but the callback is never fired anymore. ​ Also, in another part of our application we are using the IN.UI.Authorize.place().onWindowRemove.subscribe(callbackFunction) to track dialog closes. This feature has also stopped wording and now opens a

How can I verify a LinkedIn access token? I need to check if an access token is valid or not? ex: in Facebook https://graph.facebook.com/me?access_token=access_token Is there a similar way to do it in LinkedIn? I found that it can be done like this: https://api.linkedin.com/v1/people/~?oauth2_access_token=YOUR-ACCESS-TOKEN and that's it :). lorena Additionally, you can filter the values: https://api.linkedin.com/v1/people/~:(id,first-name,last-name,headline,picture-url,location,industry,current-share,num-connections,summary,specialties,positions)?format=json&oauth2_access_token={0} 来源： https:/

I've been importing photos with the picture-urls::(original) field for years but since 2018/2/26 about half of profiles have not been returning this field and since 2018/3/1 none of them have been returning it. The picture-url field is not a usable substitute since the photos are too small. The field is still documented as part of the basic profile . Several others are having this problem too: Linked in Omniauth photo_urls or picture-urls::(original) not being returned LinkedIn not picking up og:image from wordpress The development of the v2 of the API is at a very advanced state and

I am using Linkedin API to fetch user content in RoR project. I am following this blog. Here is controller code: Basic profile (which works fine) client = get_client profile = client.profile(:fields => ["first-name", "last-name", "maiden-name", "formatted-name" ,:headline, :location, :industry, :summary, :specialties, "picture-url", "public-profile-url"]) Experience and Positions: client = get_client positions = client.profile(:fields => [:positions]).positions.all For Educations: client = get_client educations = client.profile(:fields => [:educations]).educations.all Whereas get_client def