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I am accessing Pinterest API for getting user's information by using this url but I can not find that how to generate an access token for Pinterest. According to this blog post , it says that Pinterest uses OAuth2 to authenticate users Can you please tell me, from where I can generate OAuth access tokens for Pinterest? Ben Wong First, register for an app and set up a redirect URI: https://developers.pinterest.com/manage/ Then, find your client secret under Signature Tester: https://developers.pinterest.com/tools/signature/ Bring the user to the OAuth dialog like this: https://www.pinterest.com

I have a page with tens or hundreds of posts, each one with social buttons. I just can't generate all the buttons for each url: it is too slow (facebook, g+, twitter, pinterest... for hundreds of links). So, instead of the facebook share button to be generated on the fly, I use a simple img pointing to https://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=${url_of_current_post}&t= When the user clicks on it, a popup window opens with content generated by facebook. How can I do it for Pinterest? I only find around code to generate the button, but I would like to avoid js at all if possible. Is there something

Pinterest一直保持着指数增长，每一个半月都会翻一翻。在两年内，他们实现了从0到数百亿的月PV；从开始的两个创始人加一个工程师增长到现在超过40个工程师，从一个小型的MySQL服务器增长到180个Web Enigne、240个API Enigne、88个MySQL DB（cc2.8xlarge，每个DB都会配置一个从属节点）、110个Redis Instance以及200个Mmecache Instance。 在一个名为 《Scaling Pinterest》 的主题演讲上，Pinterest的 Yashwanth Nelapati 和 Marty Weiner 为我们讲述了这个戏剧性的过程。当然扩展到当下规模，Pinterest在众多选择中不可避免的走了许多的弯路，而Todd Hoff认为其中最宝贵的经验该归结于以下两点： 如果你的架构应对增长所带来的问题时，只需要简单的投入更多的主机，那么你的架构含金量十足。 当你把事物用至极限时，这些技术都会以各自不同的方式发生故障，这导致他们对工具的选择有着特殊的偏好：成熟、简单、优秀、知名、被更多的用户喜爱、更好的支持、稳定且杰出的表现、通常情况下无故障以及免费。使用这些标准，他们选择了MySQL、Solr、Memcache、Redis、Cassandra，同时还抛弃了MongoDB。 同样这两个点是有关联的

How can Javascript/jQuery be used to identify the description or title corresponding to an image on a webpage with multiple images and descriptions? The page title can be extracted very easily, but the title may not correspond to the image especially if there are many images present on the page var title = document.title; I believe this has been done successfully by Pinterest's Pin-it bookmarklet. I'm guessing it has to do with an algorithm to find the nearest h1 , h2 , h3 or the image's alt attributes, then fallback to the document.title if the algorithm fails to identify the image's

I am doing an android share intent for Pinterest but is not fully working. I am able to attach the image but I can't send text to the "description" field in the share window. I've tried different types (text/plain, image/*, image/png) and also tried the ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE intent type but still no luck. Google chrome share intent works perfectly so I'm sure Pinterest supports this functionality. Here is my code: Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND); intent.setType("*/*"); intent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_TEXT, text); if(file != null) intent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM, Uri.fromFile

Will other services other than Facebook use Open Graph tags when scraping the page for sharing information? Meaning, if I have an AddThis button (for example) on a page, which allows sharing to Facebook, Google+, and Pinterest etc., will any of the other services also honor those meta tags? Or is generally something we do specifically for Facebook? JasonStoltz The answer appears to be yes... sort of. Since Open Graph is an open protocol of sorts, it's not meant to be Facebook specific. And it appears that while not all vendors may respect the tags yet, most do. Take Pinterest for example. If

What is the most reliable way currently to allow pinterest sharing from iOS app? Pinterest API is not public yet and only suggested way to share is their web button. As of May 20th 2013, Pinterest have released an iOS SDK for pinning content. Check out their Developers site for more information. I made a pinterest integration in my iPad app. But, because Pinterest doesn't have an API for posting yet, I used the following method. I just create programmatically an HTML Web Page and add a Pin it button to that page programmatically. Then I show a Web View and allow user to click Pin it once more.

I would like to create the same effect as on Pinterest when you click on an image: a modal window opens up but the URL of the page also changes. This last part is crucial: the URL in the address bar of the browser has changed, but we still see the original page content in the background (that's why I call it a modal even though it may be much more complicated than that). I am ideally looking for a jQuery solution. [edit] I should add that of course the Pinterest behaviour does not break the Back button which is, again, crucial. arttronics This is my assessment of how Pinterest achieves it's