Anyone had success with Linklicious API

[BigLarry]

I'm trying to use the linklicious API with a curl post of an XML file. I've downloaded the "instructions" but they are a bit scant to say the least.

1. Make a form post to our link http://linklicious.me/api.ashx
2. It will be authenticated by a key which is the user?s API key.
3. Now all you need to do is put data in XML format as shown below.

It gives no indication of how to authenticate for a kick off!

If anyone can help it would be appreciated.

Larry.

 

[royalmice]

Did you try contacting Linklicious support ?
They normally get back to me fairly quick

 

[BigLarry]

Yup, shot them an email over but thought I'd ask in here too.

There FAQ says they in their FAQ:

"Note that we do support this API for bug fixes, but we'll probably be unable to provide detailed support should you have general programming questions."

So I'm not sure if they will be able to help.

 

[Extropy]

Let me know if you didn't get things answered already.

We've uncovered a major change in the way the service works that'll improve SERPs about 50% more than the standard/baseline version. That should go up tomorrow at which point we'll have a new API format that needs to be used. (We'll support the old one for a period of time but want to use the new format going forward)

So hang tight if you're waiting and we'll get it to you! The format is very, very simple so as long as you've got some coding background you'll be able to use it. We don't officially support it because we got so many basic programming questions.

 

[royalmice]

Let me know if you didn't get things answered already.

We've uncovered a major change in the way the service works that'll improve SERPs about 50% more than the standard/baseline version. That should go up tomorrow at which point we'll have a new API format that needs to be used. (We'll support the old one for a period of time but want to use the new format going forward)

So hang tight if you're waiting and we'll get it to you! The format is very, very simple so as long as you've got some coding background you'll be able to use it. We don't officially support it because we got so many basic programming questions.

Could you also take a look at whats wrong with api posting, i have added a Dripable api but nothing gets posted at all. Have send in a support request but no response after almost week.

 

[Reefer]

Let me know if you didn't get things answered already.

We've uncovered a major change in the way the service works that'll improve SERPs about 50% more than the standard/baseline version. That should go up tomorrow at which point we'll have a new API format that needs to be used. (We'll support the old one for a period of time but want to use the new format going forward)

So hang tight if you're waiting and we'll get it to you! The format is very, very simple so as long as you've got some coding background you'll be able to use it. We don't officially support it because we got so many basic programming questions.

just installed the autolicious script on my server... not sure what to do next.

i registered, logged in and can add link feed manually (to LOG FEED LIST). I don't see how/where to use API key, auto add links, or any documentation for that matter.

Do I need to create feeds for all the links I need to ping and then just add them to the log feed list? Is there a way I can just post a list of links to ping to a script and it handles the rest?

 

[Botwiz]

Could you also take a look at whats wrong with api posting, i have added a Dripable api but nothing gets posted at all. Have send in a support request but no response after almost week.

Everything should be working now! As we had some minor delays a couple weeks ago.

Let us know.

 

[Webbabe]

just installed the autolicious script on my server...

Can you tell me where to get this script?
Or are there maybe other scripts available to auto submit the url's of a site somehow by using the Linklicious API?
I have read that this may be possible with a php script addressing the API?