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11 responses to “HOW TO CODE CODE GIPHY IN 13 MINUTES – JavaScript Tutorial(API / AJAX)”
Make sure to put the input variable into $.get string! I cut that out on accident. Here is the missing piece.
"http://api.giphy.com/v1/gifs/search?q="+input+"+&api_key=RkZMkXQ7kzeKtcu6e2IjSq5cOHT6Svm0&limit=30"
it only lets you search one thing, if you try to search another thing right after (cat for example), it puts all of the new search underneath the initial search. how would you clear the first search?
Great tutorial. It would be great to have a link to the source code as well. I couldn't get it to work properly (wouldn't search for specific search term even after putting input into $.get string) and it has been difficult to find the reason why.
Mmmmm. A bit fast.
Thanks, Josh. This was very helpful because we're using giphy for our API homework at U of U's coding bootcamp. The for/in loop makes a lot of sense.
Don't edit the video when you make a mistake because then nobody can you see what you did wrong and can't continue following the tutorial but it was a decent tutorial
suppose a user is giving input like "wolf of wall street". Now when I am taking this input value in a variable and adding it to the url, the part of the url is going as "wolf of wall street". But It should go like "wolf+of+all+street" as per the example given in giphy site "ryan+gosling". Can you explain me how to do this?
Awesome stuff, thank you
Awesome tutorial because it's short and to the point! Just my opinion, but doing a whole series on APIs (GET, POST, DELETE) would be awesome.
Neat beginner tutorial.
hey man I think you may have cut changing the http – so the button works but it still searches the gos man