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I'm trying to integrate both a Facebook and a Foursquare login system into my app. However, I have no idea how to edit the URL type and URL scheme under the myapp.plist . Should I just add a new item under URL scheme or create a new URL type? This is the image for Facebook login. It looks like you're just trying to create a custom URL scheme. To do this, do something like this: Then, all URL requests that are sent to myapp://whatever-url on the device will be directed into your app. You can identify them in the app delegate file of your app using the following method. I'm assuming you're

I am trying to get some locations in New York using FourSquare API using the following API call: https://api.foursquare.com/v2/venues/search?ll=40.7,-74&limit=50 What I don't understand is that if the call imposes a limit of 50 search results (which is the maximum), how can I get more locations? When using Facebook API, the results being returned were random so I could issue multiple calls to get more results but FourSquare seems to be returning the same result set. Is there a good way to get more locations? EDIT: Ok. So there was a comment saying that I could be breaking a contractual

when searching for venues (intent "browse", southwest and northeast provided) I receive the following error: Invalid geo coordinates (0.400000,0.000000) What's wrong with these coordinates? I thought latitude is supposed to be in the range -90 to +90 and longitude in the range -180 to +180 ... Any help is appreciated! Thanks, Carl This is intended behavior. The vast majority of cases where people send us 0.00 as a lat/long coordinate, it's because of some programming error/mistake, with an uninitialized variable, for example. So, we return an error, so it's easier to find the mistake, rather

When looking at FourSquare pages (e.g: Place Vendome, Paris ) the text: "9.4/10 People like this place" is shown. I'd like to get to this information through the Foursquare api. I'm guessing it's the calculation: likes/(likes + dislikes) . All fine, but although nr of likes is available nr of dislikes doesn't seem to be. (Looking at the venue Api btw, which seems logical) Am I glancing over something? The 9.4/10 rating is computed from an algorithm that includes a variety of signals beyond likes/dislikes. You can use the venues/detail endpoint to get the numerical value of the rating. 来源：

Problem: parse the following response from Foursquare Venues API: { meta: { code: 200 } notifications: [ { type: "notificationTray" item: { unreadCount: 0 } } ] response: { venues: [ { id: "5374fa22498e33ddadb073b3" name: "venue 1" }, { id: "5374fa22498e33ddadb073b4" name: "venue 2" } ], neighborhoods: [ ], confident: true } } The GSON documentation website recommends using GSON's parse API to parse the response as a JSONArray and then read each array item into an appropriate Object or data type (Example here ). As such, I originally switched to the following implementation: JsonParser parser

I'm trying to understand how can I achieve a scrollview like Foursquare app uses. The map y position follows the revenue list when scrolling. UIScrollview with the map + a list of revenues as UIViews or UITableView using the map as HeaderSection and revenues as UITableViewCell (I tried that, but the map reloads after scrolling table) or Separating Map from UITableview and syncing map position with table list? This looks very interesting. Create Parallax effect between UITableView & UIMapView like FourSquare. I hope it will be useful ;) https://github.com/stefanlage/SLParallaxController My 2

I just use foursquare first time, looks it find my location and shows on the map very correct. I am using desktop at home, just curious, how does it know my address? Thanks. It uses HTML5's Geolocation API to determine a user's location It uses the GPS from your phone and updates your position on that. For an exact businesses you are at, you "Check-In" to a business through the app. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9899694/how-foursquare-determine-a-user-location

I'm trying to parse this very long and complicated JSON that foursquare gives me. This is my AJAX request: $.ajax({ url: 'https://api.foursquare.com/v2/venues/explore', dataType: 'json', data: 'limit=7&ll='+latitude+','+longitude+'&client_id='+client_id+'&client_secret='+client_secret+'', async: false, success: getVenues(data) }); getVenues is a function I'm making to sort through the JSON and display relevant stuff on the page. The first problem I'm having is that I don't know how to tell the success function that it should deal with the data received from the server - is this data stored in