services

I was wondering if there is a way to use the default, Services 3.x node resource index action to retrieve nodes through a title search.

For example, if I have a node with the title "Lazy Dog", I'd like to be able to hit http://example.com/endpoint/node?parameters['title']=Lazy and have the node return. I know my example URL won't work as is.

Just to let everyone know about a project I started a while ago. Drupanium is a distribution and an app with code and documented examples on how to integrate Drupal, Services and Titanium Studio.

There's also some documentation about the Services REST API.

http://drupanium.org

I hope you like it.

I have seen two presentations on Titanium now at 2 different camps. Only one of which was successfully using services with their native app (@BADcamp 2011)

Is there any step by step on getting this going?

if not.. can we start a documentation Wiki?

Is it possible to pass a key => value paired array into the xmlrpc request? As I am trying to make a request function that is usable by method requests with differing variable numbers and types

$xmlrpc_result = xmlrpc($server, $method, $hash, $domain, $timestamp, $nonce, $sid, $args, array());

Where $args contains
array(
'variable1' => '1',
'variable2' => '2' etc,
)

Obviously implode doesn't work to separate the variables in a comma separated list, because the entire list is just string...I can seperate the list into the variable name being the index name like

Hi all, I have a problem that I can not understand. I'm using services 3.x with a D6 and I have this code:

$.post("http://mydomain.ext/pr1/system/connect", function(data) {

$.post("http://mydomain.ext/pr1/user/login", data.session_name+"="+sessid+"&username=foo&password=bar", function(data2) {
//alert(data2.user.uid);
sessid = data2.sessid;
session_name = data2.session_name;
$.cookie('PHPSESSIONID',data2.session_name);

Hi Everyone, just wanted to put out a quick note about a new module that we'd love feedback on. It's called Content API, and is a drop-in solution for making all your content available via web APIs with no programming necessary. We built it as a part of the redesign of FCC.gov, and is being used there to power the new website. More information is available at the project page: http://drupal.org/project/contentapi. For those of you at CapitalCamp a couple of months ago, this is the module I previewed in my API publishing talk.

Wondering if anyone is willing to share best practices in exposing user registration via the Services module. This would be used with an iOS application.

Thanks!

B

(referring to this post, which is the conclusion of a thread and patch created by heyrocker)
http://drupal.org/comment/reply/182069/1395176

I traced my problem to an error in the final Drupal 5 patch.
It has a trailing comma after the last array which causes the patch routine to choke and not spit out the module itself. So, after correcting that, and following up with all the other requisites, I can now post comments remotely.

yay

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I am trying to upload a file as cck attachment to a new node using JSON_RPC service. The file gets uploaded to the Drupal file system but it's blank, 0 byte file. I think problem lies somewhere in encoding and may be it's a TI api issue. I submitted a question"How to convert a Titanium Blob to string?" on their forum but also want to check with the Drupal community and see if anybody else faced the same issue. Here is the code

We will have a wide variety of single-install Drupal sites, hosted under different domains, and possibly under different hosting locations.