I set up a callback with a username, and no matter how many times I yo'd the username, the callback isn't being called. I verified that the endpoint itself works by calling it directly.

http://docs.justyo.co/docs/deep-linking-1 implies that response pairs can do some nifty things, but I don't really understand from that page how to use them. Also in playing around I don't seem to be able to get a POST callback to my server, still just a GET. Are these things ready yet?

The Yo callback API triggers GET requests like the following: host/?username=testuser&location=10.0000;-20.0000 However, most URI parsing libraries treat semicolons the same as ampersands - to separate form fields. As per W3C recommendation: https://www.w3.org/TR/html401/appendix/notes.html#h-B.2.2 This causes the location field to be incorrectly parsed by most libraries. I suggest adding a two new fields, latitude and longitude with no need for semicolons. Then at some point deprecating the existing location field.

Hey there! The subscriber count for my API account is growing. I tried to see if it will decrease when someone blocking or hiding the account. To do so I tried unblocking and hiding this API account from another device but the number didn't change. Will the subscriber count reflect a block/hide action at some point?

anyone knows how to fix this error? {u'error': u'Invalid Bitly Token.'}

Hello, When I try to use the check_username GET API, I always get an HTTP error 405. Whereas I don't have any issue sending a Yo with the API. My python code is the following: import urllib import urllib2 api_token = 'xxx' values = {'api_token': api_token, 'username': 'LARKO'} data = urllib.urlencode(values) url = 'https://api.justyo.co/check_username/' req = urllib2.Request(url, data) response = urllib2.urlopen(req) print response.info() Any idea what could be the issue? Thanks and regards, Michael

Hey, While sending Yo's I received a too many requests response. I was wondering how many Yo's can be sent before that happens? I didn't see that specified anywhere in the documentation. Thanks, Ilie

And what is this "tok" for that we get?

I've been informed today that my API key has expired. I only found this out by having the endpoint -- which I've been using for smoke testing our IFTTT integration -- start returning 404s. Attempting to navigate to api.justyo.com, as I was able to do last week, is now for some unknown reason broken as well. Why do API keys expire? Can Yo do better to notify users when their API keys expire?

I'm trying to integrate / show Yo stories on my intranet Blog (PHP based), can someone help me /guide me towards the API code or instructions on how to achieve this?

I'm new to this platform and I've requirement to put Yo likes button similar to FB likes? is that something available here and if the answer is yes, can someone guide me on how to get it?

If not, can we request the Yo team to make a simple json endpoint for it? : D

The link I send back to people who Yo me renders differently for iOS than it does for Android. iOS: http://imgur.com/qdaA1Vz android: http://imgur.com/UpkruQz Is it possible to retrieve the User's OS from the Yo (in addition to username and location)?

I am trying to send add some get query parameters as part of the url for the link sent to the user. It is not able to process that and sends a "Failed Yo". If the url is sent without the query parameters its received properly. Is there a size limit for the url

I was wondering if there is a setting I can switch on that if a user clicks on my link that is sent to their device, when he/she taps it, it will redirect to default browser of device instead of in-app browser.

I tried using the Yo Account creation endpoint, but I keep getting 403's, even with the provided api console. Is the endpoint broken, or am I doing something wrong?

Is there a way to verify that the request made to the URL specified as my callback URL is made from YO? Otherwise if users know my endpoints, they could use my API to trigger YOs to anyone whenever they want. I'll probably be open sourcing all my YO projects, so users savvy enough can easily find out what endpoints to hit and swap in any username they wish to simulate a YO. It would be nice if we were given the choice to have a POST (rather than a GET) along with some type of authentication token was sent to the callback URL.

Is it possible to get a link url from the user? The docs say it's possible to get location info if provided, but doesn't say anything about urls. If it's not possible, is this on the road map to be added to the API? I'm thinking of entering the YO App challenge on Challenge Post and would like to use this functionality if possible. Thanks.

What about an API resource to retrive user info (description and pic)? There are plans for this feature?

With the latest update I can't see people's location. Every time when I click on a Yo! then there is a problem en Yo! stops.