Re: "start-index" on Blogger API v3.0

No this is not possible. But you can set the maxResult to 10 then each 
query will return 10 items and each nextToken will get you the next 10 
items.

On Monday, March 5, 2018 at 10:37:59 AM UTC+11, Rodrigo Tellez wrote:
>
> I recently migrated to the v3 blogger api, however, it seems that with 
> this api we can no longer pass a "start-index" as a URL parameter to 
> retrieve a list of posts offset by the start-index. I would like to always 
> fetch 10 posts while also having the ability to define a start-index. 
> Currently, we can send a pageToken to be able to fetch the next set of 
> results. Is there a way to fetch the "5th" page of results (assuming always 
> fetching 10 posts/page) without a pageToken? Or, is the pageToken generate 
> in a reliable way that I can programmatically create it and attach it to my 
> GET requests? Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>

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