I'm trying to access the menu items of restaurants and read on a post a couple of months ago that this is not available. Are there any plans to introduce an endpoint to allow the querying to menu items in places details api?
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I'm trying to create a payments profile in the Google Play console. In the Business location drop-down menu. When I want to select my country (Morocco). I cannot find it in the given list. When I search for a restriction on my country, I cannot find any restrictions, here is a list of allowed countries including my country.
I posted this question in the Google play help center, but I haven't received a response.
I don't know what to do in this case.
According to this Google Support page, Supported locations for developer & merchant registration, Morocco is not supported for merchant registrations.
For over one week now the graph over the amount of quota points used per day by my application has only shown "No data is available for the selected time frame" (30 days) on this page: https://console.developers.google.com/apis/api/youtube.googleapis.com/quotas. I also found the same view in the cloud console, it does not load there either: https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/api/youtube.googleapis.com/quotas. The "Queries per minute (3 hr average)" graph on the same page is working and shows data, as well as multiple other view in both the developer and cloud console. (two of them is /iam-admin/quotas and /apis/api/youtube.googleapis.com/metrics)
More proofs that there is data to show for this last week is that I received feedback from users about the quota limit has been reached and I tried generating some traffic my self and even caught the quota limit exceeded exception while debugging two days ago.
I tried using different browsers and from different devices but I get the same result on all of them. How can I access the quota usage per day over the last month?
This is not exactly an answer, since I agree that this is a bug which Google needs to address. It's just something of a workaround to get some data about what's being used.
You can see quota use data for the current day and 7-day peak data by using the Quotas page of the IAM & Admin section on the Google Cloud Platform console. It does not appear to offer any kind of historical data view, however.
Get to the Cloud Platform Console and select the Project you want to get data for.
Open the Navigation menu (≡ symbol on the top left).
Select IAM & Admin > Quotas
If necessary for your Project, use the Filter table field at the top to restrict to entries related to the YouTube Data API V3.
Note: You can also reach this from the APIs & Services > Quotas page, using the link in the information notice at the top.
Is there a way to either save a chat session and name it so you can quickly access it without scrolling through a large amount of history, or do advanced searches. For example I'd like to return all teams chat history from a specific group for a specific date.
Not sure why the down votes, is the question not clear? Wrong place to ask this question?
We have group session chats we need to be able to easily access later, it's hard when you have to sift through a ton of data. We used to use camp fire where you could archive a chat session so you could easily pull it up when needed but we can't use camp fire anymore.
Microsoft teams has already already have powerful search functionality where you can search anything irrespective of large amount of data. It can take you directly to the archived conversation if your search criteria is matched.
Please look at the official MSFT link:
https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/search-for-messages-people-and-files-in-teams-4a351520-33f4-42ab-a5ee-5fc0ab88b263
In addition: you can also see the content search mechanism on the following link
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/content-search
The advanced search is using the filter icons under activity click on the filter icon.
or you can use the \ or # mentions in the top search bar. This will take you right to the conversations
Export your chat session is not yet implemented. Please vote on the user voice below
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/32184895-export-your-conversations-to-a-document
But if you enabled the content search then your chat history can be downloaded after performing Content Search in Compliance & Security center by Office 365 admins. Your personal chat history is actually saved in your mailbox, which means it can be exported as other mailbox items by admins.
Hope this helps
I have a review site where user can search using google places api autocomplete textbox to find a specific business and write reviews for it on my site.
The google api returns back bunch of stuff along with 5 reviews for the place searched.
is it ok for me to show the reviews the api returns on my site?
Edit:
If yes,
do i need to put a disclamer or give credit to google for the
reviews shown?
google place api also returns the review's author name, can i to
show it? do i need any permission?
is it ok for me to copy the google api reviews to my site?
If you are showing a Map, along with that data, the Map must be a Google Map(i.e. that data cannot be accompanied with openstreetmap etc.)
If you are only displaying the reviews, you must show "Powered by Google" with them.
If your application displays Google Places API Web Service data on a map, that map must be provided by Google.
If your application displays Google Places API Web Service data on a page or view that does not also display a Google Map, you must show a "Powered by Google" logo with that data. For example, if your application displays a list of places on one tab, and a Google Map with those places on another tab, the first tab must show the "Powered by Google" logo.
More details here: https://developers.google.com/places/webservice/policies
With Places API, it provides the ability to add new places. How much are we sure that Google does not use these custom added places for their own marketing and research purposes. What if you want to keep these new places private to your applications. The Add Place section does not talk anything about this.
Does anybody have any information around Google privacy policy around adding new places?
As per the documentation:
By adding a place, you can supplement the data in the Google Maps
database with data from your application. This allows you to:
Instantly update the data in Google's database for your users.
Submit
new places to a moderation queue for addition to the Google places
database.
This means that places added via the Places API are reviewed and, if approved, added to the global places database that is accessible for all users. They will not be kept private to your application.
UPDATE
The Place Add has been deprecated on June 30, 2017 and will stop working on June 30, 2018. So you cannot use this method anymore. For further details please refer to the corresponding geo blog post.