I asked myself the same question. Also is it possible in the parameter "year" to add a minimum and a maximum (ie : search movies released between 1956 and 1965) ? And can we do a multicriteria search like date and genre ?
Hi!
Thanks Travis for your answer!
Is it still possible to use the api 2.1 ? I'm trying to test it but i have cross domain issue. When I try to edit Application URL in my account, the field is not saved.
css Erabiltzailearen Erantzuna
Martxoa 31, 2013 egunean 7:14 PM(e)tan
Hello,
I asked myself the same question. Also is it possible in the parameter "year" to add a minimum and a maximum (ie : search movies released between 1956 and 1965) ? And can we do a multicriteria search like date and genre ?
Thanks
Travis Bell Erabiltzailearen Erantzuna
Martxoa 31, 2013 egunean 10:56 PM(e)tan
Hey guys, no, not at this time.
It's possible that something like this will exist later this year to replace the 2.1 "Movie.browse" functionality but for v3. Here's the open ticket.
css Erabiltzailearen Erantzuna
Apirila 1, 2013 egunean 6:24 AM(e)tan
Hi! Thanks Travis for your answer! Is it still possible to use the api 2.1 ? I'm trying to test it but i have cross domain issue. When I try to edit Application URL in my account, the field is not saved.
Thanks
css Erabiltzailearen Erantzuna
Apirila 1, 2013 egunean 7:19 AM(e)tan
Mea culpa! I did an error in my ajax request! It seems to work now!! ;)
Travis Bell Erabiltzailearen Erantzuna
Apirila 1, 2013 egunean 9:30 AM(e)tan
You can but its been EOL'd. It's unlikely to be online 6+ months from now. Developing anything on it now would be a fairly big waste of your time.
Travis Bell Erabiltzailearen Erantzuna
Maiatza 29, 2013 egunean 10:54 AM(e)tan
We published the "browse" method on v3 a few weeks ago. You can check it out here:
http://docs.themoviedb.apiary.io/#discover