Hi Chinavasion,
When you use the bq=[attribute:value] syntax, the attributes that you
search over are elements in the g: namespace, so you don't need to
specify the namespace in your query (I think this is always true). So
you could just use:
.../feeds/items?bq=[id:2365]
Note that a g:id is different from the Atom ID of the item. Each item
is assigned an Atom ID by the server which uniquely identifies the
item, but you are free to define your own id element in the Google
Base namespace (g), the g:id does not need to be unique. I only
mention this because having two id elements is sometimes confusing :)
Happy coding,
Jeff
On Feb 20, 5:09 pm, Chinavasion <cvas...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
How do I query my gbase items with the g:id attribute? I've tried the
following but got nothing from the query results. There is a product
with a <g:id> attribute with a value of 2365. I did this trying to
pull it out:
.../feeds/items?bq=[g id : 2365]
.../feeds/items?bq=[g id(text): (text)2365]
Both failed to work. Can anybody show me the right syntax? Thank you
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