Sorry I am novice. And I don't know at all what that means. Can't find it in the documentation. Are you talking about the callback parameter?
If someone can make a working example on yahoo.pipe. This would also help. Or I will ask this on the yahoo.pipe discussion forum for help. How to set accept header. But currently I can't access somehow that forum.
No. The Accept header is a HTTP header that is required in the actual request. It is not a HTTP parameter.
I am not clear on how to use Yahoo Pipes with a custom header but it definitely looks like it's possible. Here, and here seem to indicate some use with custom headers.
Travis Bell 的回复
于 2013 年 03 月 21 日 10:56上午
Hi tikkiew ,
As shown in the documentation, you must set the Accept header with a value of
application/json
.tikkiew 的回复
于 2013 年 03 月 21 日 3:18下午
Sorry I am novice. And I don't know at all what that means. Can't find it in the documentation. Are you talking about the callback parameter?
If someone can make a working example on yahoo.pipe. This would also help. Or I will ask this on the yahoo.pipe discussion forum for help. How to set accept header. But currently I can't access somehow that forum.
Travis Bell 的回复
于 2013 年 03 月 21 日 4:24下午
No. The Accept header is a HTTP header that is required in the actual request. It is not a HTTP parameter.
I am not clear on how to use Yahoo Pipes with a custom header but it definitely looks like it's possible. Here, and here seem to indicate some use with custom headers.