Re: Fetching Page "n" using Blogger API v3

Heya Arvnid,

There is no way to efficiently implement retrieving the nth page of results
on the server, thus the design of the API.

brett

On Mon Nov 17 2014 at 11:27:28 AM Arvind Kumar <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I've taken a look at the Blogger API v3 Documentation.
> So far the only way I've noticed to paginate my results if I request a
> list of posts in a blog is to use the *pageToken* header with the
> *nextPageToken* string as the value.
>
> This however does not give me a solution to fetch, say the 100th page in
> the list.
> Using *pageToken* to implement this would include having to iterate
> through the pages one by one a hundred times getting the *nextPageToken* value
> every time until I get the hundredth value.
> Seeing that there is a quota for the number of requests I can make every
> day to the API, this solution is nowhere even close to efficient in terms
> of what I want.
>
> So let's say that you've been told to fetch page number "n" in the post
> list. How would you give me this page by making only one request to the API?
>
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