My company has a "thing" at http://opscode.meetup.com/. This seems to be some kind of collection of groups, but it isn't using the Everywhere system. Via the API, I eventually want to get a list of upcoming events in any of the groups under that umbrella. If I have the group IDs, I can get the event details, but I'm unsure how to go from the list on opscode.meetup.com to a list of IDs. Is there any way to access this via the API? Do I have to convert it to an Everywhere thing? Thanks in advance!
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 2:17 PM, Noah Kantrowitz <n...@coderanger.net>wrote:
> My company has a "thing" at http://opscode.meetup.com/. This seems to be > some kind of collection of groups, but it isn't using the Everywhere > system. Via the API, I eventually want to get a list of upcoming events in > any of the groups under that umbrella. If I have the group IDs, I can get > the event details, but I'm unsure how to go from the list on > opscode.meetup.com to a list of IDs. Is there any way to access this via > the API? Do I have to convert it to an Everywhere thing? Thanks in advance!
That page displays a list of groups with a topic matching the name of the subdomain of the page. You can find the same groups through the API by querying the /groups methods with the topic parameter set to opscode
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On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:58:21 AM UTC-7, Doug Tangren wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 2:17 PM, Noah Kantrowitz <n...@coderanger.net>wrote:
>> My company has a "thing" at http://opscode.meetup.com/. This seems to be >> some kind of collection of groups, but it isn't using the Everywhere >> system. Via the API, I eventually want to get a list of upcoming events in >> any of the groups under that umbrella. If I have the group IDs, I can get >> the event details, but I'm unsure how to go from the list on >> opscode.meetup.com to a list of IDs. Is there any way to access this via >> the API? Do I have to convert it to an Everywhere thing? Thanks in advance!
> That page displays a list of groups with a topic matching the name of the > subdomain of the page. You can find the same groups through the API by > querying the /groups methods with the topic parameter set to opscode
> On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:58:21 AM UTC-7, Doug Tangren wrote:
>> On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 2:17 PM, Noah Kantrowitz <n...@coderanger.net>wrote:
>>> My company has a "thing" at http://opscode.meetup.com/. This seems to >>> be some kind of collection of groups, but it isn't using the Everywhere >>> system. Via the API, I eventually want to get a list of upcoming events in >>> any of the groups under that umbrella. If I have the group IDs, I can get >>> the event details, but I'm unsure how to go from the list on >>> opscode.meetup.com to a list of IDs. Is there any way to access this >>> via the API? Do I have to convert it to an Everywhere thing? Thanks in >>> advance!
>> That page displays a list of groups with a topic matching the name of the >> subdomain of the page. You can find the same groups through the API by >> querying the /groups methods with the topic parameter set to opscode
>> We don't currently support the topic filter in the 2/groups method, but >> we could add it.
> Aha, topic is the magic word I needed. Thanky! I think I can actually just > skip the group query and use the topic filer on open_events directly, yes?
I'm currently testing a new util with the original groups API because the 2/groups doesn't support topics. HINT. :). Using it to gather a full list of photo groups.
Thanks,
Joe
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On Mar 27, 2012, at 1:58 PM, Doug Tangren <d...@meetup.com> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 2:17 PM, Noah Kantrowitz <n...@coderanger.net> wrote: > My company has a "thing" at http://opscode.meetup.com/. This seems to be some kind of collection of groups, but it isn't using the Everywhere system. Via the API, I eventually want to get a list of upcoming events in any of the groups under that umbrella. If I have the group IDs, I can get the event details, but I'm unsure how to go from the list on opscode.meetup.com to a list of IDs. Is there any way to access this via the API? Do I have to convert it to an Everywhere thing? Thanks in advance!
> That page displays a list of groups with a topic matching the name of the subdomain of the page. You can find the same groups through the API by querying the /groups methods with the topic parameter set to opscode
> We don't currently support the topic filter in the 2/groups method, but we could add it.
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