We are working with a Parks and Rec who currently post all of their events on Active.com. There is a page that they link to, that lists all the events associated with them. Is there any way to pull that same information via the API? I don't see any way to limit it to just their events, instead getting events for communities around them.
Message edited by BZ Group 13 years ago
jarredd
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13 years ago
Hi there,
Can you provide the URL for the page that contains all of the events? I can then determine if it is possible to get only those results from the API. FYI - specific API endpoints have been setup to filter certain results. The results you are looking for may not be accessible through the endpoint you are using. I'll know more once I have a look at the page your are referring to.
I’m sure the results returned do not match exactly to the site you referenced,but the majority of the events listed all ended up in that site. It would be difficult to get an exact match as those events are pulling directly from the source system database. The API is calling a separate database that contains events from all of our source systems.
We are working with a Parks and Rec who currently post all of their events on Active.com. There is a page that they link to, that lists all the events associated with them. Is there any way to pull that same information via the API? I don't see any way to limit it to just their events, instead getting events for communities around them.
Message edited by BZ Group 13 years ago
jarredd – 13 years ago
Hi there,
Can you provide the URL for the page that contains all of the events? I can then determine if it is possible to get only those results from the API. FYI - specific API endpoints have been setup to filter certain results. The results you are looking for may not be accessible through the endpoint you are using. I'll know more once I have a look at the page your are referring to.
Best regards,
Jarred
Technical Account Manager, Active Network
BZ Group – 13 years ago
The actual URL is long. You can get to it from this page: https://activenet8.active.com/roanokeparksrec/servlet/registrationmain.sdi?pubnav_index=1 and then clicking the "Activities" button in the top navigation.
jarredd – 13 years ago
In order to get the events you're looking for, you cna try using an API call that searches on the keyword “roanokeparksrec”. http://api.amp.active.com/search-all?k=roanokeparksrec&v=xml&api_key=wuhmn9ye94xn3xnteudxsavw
I’m sure the results returned do not match exactly to the site you referenced,but the majority of the events listed all ended up in that site. It would be difficult to get an exact match as those events are pulling directly from the source system database. The API is calling a separate database that contains events from all of our source systems.
Best regards,
Jarred
Technical Account Manager, Active Network