I'm using an api that retrieves food menu items and their nutritional information for a
set of around 800 restaurants. Using the google places api, I want to list only these roughly 800 restaurants to the user within a certain radius. I'm currently using the restaurant type parameter for place searches, however, this returns some unwanted restaurants that are not within the 800 restaurant list. Is there a way to
return the closet restaurants to the user within this specific restaurant set without having to call the google places api for each restaurant in the list? So, similar to the restaurant type parameter, is there somehow a way to create a type that can be passed through an api call that would return these 800 restaurants?
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I want to get all restaurants in Cairo.
The API just getting 250 restaurant and I want all the restaurants.
I use the radius and location in API.
please help me !!
Imagine a website that agregates online ordering for many restaurants and is built using parse.com.
In parse.com there is a class called Order where all of the orders are stored.
Each order belongs to one, and only one, restaurant.
When querying the Order class, each restaurant can only read (and write) its own orders. A restaurant should not see (and write) orders for other restaurants.
To solve this, I've tried using one role per restaurant and add the restaurant-role to the each restaurants order's ACLs. So I've created one role for each of the Restaurants using the following naming taxonomy: Restaurant-[restaurantObjectId].
I have taken care that user's belong to their respective restaurant-role.
I've also fiddle with Class Level Permissions (CLPs) without results: either total access or total lack of access, none of access limited to restaurant data.
Any clues?
It seems that one has to have make the Find operation available to the Public. Otherwise it gives the not authorized error.
I have four sub-organizations defined. (/AdminOrg, /subOrgA, /SubOrgB, /subOrgA/SubOrgAA)
my directory.orgunits.list query return below data. I store the return array in a variable called orgUnits[]:
http://pastebin.com/Kzud6SAq
I have 4 users in my organization. one in each sub-organization. the users.list return below data:
http://pastebin.com/6ttSgDSe
I am trying to get no. of users within an organization (without including sub organizations in them)
Option 1:
The query directory.users.list.query("orgUnitPath=/subOrgA") includes users from sub organization (/subOrgA/SubOrgAA) too and does not meet my needs.
Option 2:
I tried the query directory.users.list.query("orgName=orgUnits[]->name"). It queries for users[]->organizations[]->name. And this field is null by default. It does not get populated with orgUnits[]->name.
My questions are
How to populate users.organizations[].name?
Is there any way I can get users within an organization without including sub-organizations in them
Unfortunately it isn't possible to search for users within an orgUnit not including sub-orgs. The orginations field in the Users resource, as well as the orgName, orgTitle, orgDepartment, orgDescription,
orgCostCenter query parameters, refer to a completely separate set of data that appears to be used by the API only. Only the orgUnitPath field and query parameter operate on the organizations visible within the Google Apps Admin Console.
All my maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/details/json calls return only one photo in photos[].
Does anybody have an example of a placeId whose details query return more than one photo?
I've even changed lat/lng to SF's Financial District and queried the details for the first set of restaurants returned by the search API and still...all follow-up place details calls return with only one item in the photos[].
I am either missing something or there is no other data.
Thanks.
Here's a place_id that returns multiple photos. ChIJoyoBvjx-j4ARNUWlMkjGUL4
I'm trying to determine if the Google Places API is suitable for a restaurant review website I'm working on (disclaimer: I'm not a developer so please excuse my lack of knowledge here).
Specifically, looking at https://developers.google.com/places/documentation/details for support, I'm trying to determine if the Places API includes the following restaurant-specific attributes in its database that we could query: cuisine type (i.e. Indian, Brunch, American) and/or neighborhood (i.e. Marina, Mission, Financial District). As an example in Layman's terms, if we were to use the Google Places API, would users on our site be able to search for Indian restaurants in the Financial District and see restaurants that meet that criteria?
Thanks,
Jaydon
You'd have to make a search using the 'type' restaurant and enter in the search the term indian, as for the location you could use a radius
In layman's terms yes you can, but the neighborhood would be determinated from one central location in a radius format (wouldn't fallow the specific outline of the actual neighborhood) and the type of food would have to be included in the search terms, you could automatically add that, in other words, you can ask the end user to specify the cuisine he is looking for (multi choice) that way you add that cuisine automatically within the search terms.