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Data-API

Methods

Retrieve the most recent blogs of a user.

  • Added: Apr 17, 2008
  • Paginated

params

  • userid --- A single userid.
    • Required

responsefields

This method supports the use of ha_responsefields. Acceptable values are a comma separated list of 0 or more of the following:
  • commentscount
  • respectscount
  • tags
  • geolocation
  • viewscount
  • hasrespected

sort

Sorted by age. The most recently created items are returned first.

extra

  • This function may return more information if you supply a valid access token to oauth_token.
  • For more information on oAuth, see http://www.hyves-developers.nl/documentation/data-api/hyves-api-oauth/.
  • Note that retrieving something by id always succeeds (as long as the id is valid), even if the visibility settings of the object do not allow viewing it. If some user is not allowed to view something, he/she will not get the id from another call.

    • examples

    example 1

    url
    https://data.hyves-api.nl/?userid=008eef004422be85ab5b58414c5a8b7918&ha_method=blogs.getByUser&ha_resultsperpage=2&oauth_consumer_key=Nl-SK2c5ZCBKB_I8hCF_zjPd&ha_version=2.0&oauth_signature_method=PLAINTEXT

    result
    •  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    •  <blogs_getByUser_result>
    •   <blog>
    •   <blogid>00634a844f03a61993abcff4dc1aa96358</blogid>
    •   <title>Love Your Zoo Week</title>
    •   <body>[p]The national Love Your Zoo week begins on Monday 30th May, until Sunday 5th June.[/p][p]The aim of the week is to encourage people to visit their local BIAZA zoos, to not only have a great day out with the family, but also learn just how much we do for [url=http://www.chesterzoo.org/conservation-and-research]conservation[/url], [url=http://www.chesterzoo.org/education]education [/url]and [url=http://www.chesterzoo.org/conservation-and-research/research-disciplines]research[/url].[/p][p] [/p]10 Reasons to Love Your Zoo[p]1. More than 25 million people visit BIAZA's member organisations every year.[/p][p]2. More than 1,200,000 people come to BIAZA member organisations each year on an organised educational visit.[/p][p]3. BIAZA members participate in about 500 research projects every year, many of these measuring behaviour with the aim of improving animal welfare &amp;ndash; you are helping us learn about helping wildlife. [/p][p]4. BIAZA members participate in about 700 conservation projects every year. [/p][p]5. BIAZA members contribute about £10m a year to field projects. [/p][p]6. BIAZA members contribute about £645m to the national economy. [/p][p]7. They create about 11,007 jobs. [/p][p]8. By visiting zoos you are helping to safeguard the future of vulnerable, threatened and endangered species. [/p][p]9. You can visit more than 2,000 different species of animal - 400 different species at Chester Zoo![/p][p]10. By visiting your local zoo or aquarium you are doing a good thing by taking the time to appreciate our wildlife and hopefully being inspired to make a difference.[/p][p] [/p][p]Tell us how you Love Your Zoo on our [url=http://www.facebook.com/chesterzoo1][b]Facebook page[/b][/url].[/p]</body>
    •   <userid>008eef004422be85ab5b58414c5a8b7918</userid>
    •   <url>http://gorillaapi.hyves.nl/blog/44671332/Love_Your_Zoo_Week/Q56z/</url>
    •   <visibility>superpublic</visibility>
    •   <created>1306422857</created>
    •   </blog>
    •   <blog>
    •   <blogid>00d6697995fde37d5de23eba4887d3b761</blogid>
    •   <title>Zoo Webcams Zoom in on the Penguins</title>
    •   <body>[p]Baby Acorn first shot to fame earlier this month after being given to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as an unusual wedding gift. And now, two webcams will stream live from the our impressive Penguin Island &amp;ndash; home to Acorn, seven other youngsters and 39 adult Humboldt penguins &amp;ndash; allowing anyone in the world to keep track of their progress.[/p][p]One camera will give close-up views of the penguins nesting and feeding on the pebble beach, while an underwater cam will also show them swimming. [/p][p]And viewers should soon be able to spot Acorn and a number of other young penguins who were all born in April. [/p][p]Keeper, Karen Neech, said: [/p][p]&quot;In around two months time, Acorn and the other newborns will have developed their waterproof feathers and will learn how to swim in our penguin nursery pool. [/p][p]&quot;As soon as they've found their confidence, they'll then make the step-up into the big, adult pool. [/p][p]&quot;In the meantime, people can watch their parents diving for fish on a daily basis. [/p][p]&quot;It's a great spectacle and we hope the webcam will encourage people to come along to the zoo to see the penguins for themselves; find out more about them and the threats facing their relatives in the wild.&quot; [/p]</body>
    •   <userid>008eef004422be85ab5b58414c5a8b7918</userid>
    •   <url>http://gorillaapi.hyves.nl/blog/44422009/Zoo_Webcams_Zoom_in_on_the_Penguins/9peX/</url>
    •   <visibility>superpublic</visibility>
    •   <created>1305568135</created>
    •   </blog>
    •   <info>
    •   <totalresults>60</totalresults>
    •   <totalpages>30</totalpages>
    •   <resultsperpage>2</resultsperpage>
    •   <currentpage>1</currentpage>
    •   <secure_connection>true</secure_connection>
    •   <running_milliseconds>21</running_milliseconds>
    •   <serverinfo>web909_stable_93882_HPHP</serverinfo>
    •   </info>
    •  </blogs_getByUser_result>

    example 2

    url
    https://data.hyves-api.nl/?userid=008eef004422be85ab5b58414c5a8b7918&ha_method=blogs.getByUser&ha_resultsperpage=2&ha_responsefields=commentscount%2Crespectscount%2Ctags%2Cgeolocation%2Cviewscount%2Chasrespected&oauth_consumer_key=Nl-SK2c5ZCBKB_I8hCF_zjPd&ha_version=2.0&oauth_signature_method=PLAINTEXT

    result
    •  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    •  <blogs_getByUser_result>
    •   <blog>
    •   <blogid>00634a844f03a61993abcff4dc1aa96358</blogid>
    •   <title>Love Your Zoo Week</title>
    •   <body>[p]The national Love Your Zoo week begins on Monday 30th May, until Sunday 5th June.[/p][p]The aim of the week is to encourage people to visit their local BIAZA zoos, to not only have a great day out with the family, but also learn just how much we do for [url=http://www.chesterzoo.org/conservation-and-research]conservation[/url], [url=http://www.chesterzoo.org/education]education [/url]and [url=http://www.chesterzoo.org/conservation-and-research/research-disciplines]research[/url].[/p][p] [/p]10 Reasons to Love Your Zoo[p]1. More than 25 million people visit BIAZA's member organisations every year.[/p][p]2. More than 1,200,000 people come to BIAZA member organisations each year on an organised educational visit.[/p][p]3. BIAZA members participate in about 500 research projects every year, many of these measuring behaviour with the aim of improving animal welfare &amp;ndash; you are helping us learn about helping wildlife. [/p][p]4. BIAZA members participate in about 700 conservation projects every year. [/p][p]5. BIAZA members contribute about £10m a year to field projects. [/p][p]6. BIAZA members contribute about £645m to the national economy. [/p][p]7. They create about 11,007 jobs. [/p][p]8. By visiting zoos you are helping to safeguard the future of vulnerable, threatened and endangered species. [/p][p]9. You can visit more than 2,000 different species of animal - 400 different species at Chester Zoo![/p][p]10. By visiting your local zoo or aquarium you are doing a good thing by taking the time to appreciate our wildlife and hopefully being inspired to make a difference.[/p][p] [/p][p]Tell us how you Love Your Zoo on our [url=http://www.facebook.com/chesterzoo1][b]Facebook page[/b][/url].[/p]</body>
    •   <userid>008eef004422be85ab5b58414c5a8b7918</userid>
    •   <url>http://gorillaapi.hyves.nl/blog/44671332/Love_Your_Zoo_Week/Q56z/</url>
    •   <visibility>superpublic</visibility>
    •   <created>1306422857</created>
    •   <commentscount>7</commentscount>
    •   <respectscount>1</respectscount>
    •   <hasrespected>false</hasrespected>
    •   <tags/>
    •   <viewscount/>
    •   <geolocation/>
    •   </blog>
    •   <blog>
    •   <blogid>00d6697995fde37d5de23eba4887d3b761</blogid>
    •   <title>Zoo Webcams Zoom in on the Penguins</title>
    •   <body>[p]Baby Acorn first shot to fame earlier this month after being given to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as an unusual wedding gift. And now, two webcams will stream live from the our impressive Penguin Island &amp;ndash; home to Acorn, seven other youngsters and 39 adult Humboldt penguins &amp;ndash; allowing anyone in the world to keep track of their progress.[/p][p]One camera will give close-up views of the penguins nesting and feeding on the pebble beach, while an underwater cam will also show them swimming. [/p][p]And viewers should soon be able to spot Acorn and a number of other young penguins who were all born in April. [/p][p]Keeper, Karen Neech, said: [/p][p]&quot;In around two months time, Acorn and the other newborns will have developed their waterproof feathers and will learn how to swim in our penguin nursery pool. [/p][p]&quot;As soon as they've found their confidence, they'll then make the step-up into the big, adult pool. [/p][p]&quot;In the meantime, people can watch their parents diving for fish on a daily basis. [/p][p]&quot;It's a great spectacle and we hope the webcam will encourage people to come along to the zoo to see the penguins for themselves; find out more about them and the threats facing their relatives in the wild.&quot; [/p]</body>
    •   <userid>008eef004422be85ab5b58414c5a8b7918</userid>
    •   <url>http://gorillaapi.hyves.nl/blog/44422009/Zoo_Webcams_Zoom_in_on_the_Penguins/9peX/</url>
    •   <visibility>superpublic</visibility>
    •   <created>1305568135</created>
    •   <commentscount>0</commentscount>
    •   <respectscount>0</respectscount>
    •   <hasrespected>false</hasrespected>
    •   <tags/>
    •   <viewscount/>
    •   <geolocation/>
    •   </blog>
    •   <info>
    •   <totalresults>60</totalresults>
    •   <totalpages>30</totalpages>
    •   <resultsperpage>2</resultsperpage>
    •   <currentpage>1</currentpage>
    •   <secure_connection>true</secure_connection>
    •   <running_milliseconds>38</running_milliseconds>
    •   <serverinfo>web921_stable_93882_HPHP</serverinfo>
    •   </info>
    •  </blogs_getByUser_result>

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