Hi all,
I'm just learning how to use API's & I'm trying to make a simple app that returns the poster image from a user search for a movie. But I keep getting a 403 error message when I try to run the api call, here is the my code:
$.getJSON("http://themoviedb.apiary.io/3/search/movie?query=" + film + "?api_key=XXXXXXX?callback=?", function(json){ .....}); where film = the user input value (ie the movie searching for)
Can someone shwo me what I'm doing wrong please?
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Răspuns de Travis Bell
pe data de 7 iulie 2013 la ora 2:00 PM
Hi smathew322,
2 things. Just double checking and making sure that for "real world" requests you use our production API and not Apiary.
You're not setting the second (and third) HTTP parameters properly. You'll want to switch them to an ampersand.
Cheers.
Răspuns de smathew322
pe data de 7 iulie 2013 la ora 3:10 PM
Hi Travis,
Thanks a lot fo the help! I made the changes as well as use the production API now and it works. But in order for me to get the image, it looks like I need to use the "Configuration" method to get the base url. Do I have to make a separate API call for this? Not really sure how to use this.
Răspuns de Travis Bell
pe data de 8 iulie 2013 la ora 10:07 AM
The typical pattern I recommend is to request it once a month and cache it. By checking once a month you can double check you're still using the valid image URL. We have changed it before and you want to make sure your images don't stop working.
Răspuns de frimmy
pe data de 8 decembrie 2013 la ora 4:10 PM
Thanks so much, Travis!!! Your responses helped me a lot to complete the tutorial.