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Can I get Runback's detail Information from API

HI everyone , I am doing an app about Yahoo fantasy football
I can tried many days on the f*ckin OAuth

And then
I have get another question
Can i get a player's detail Info not just the last name first name,positions etc
What I want to get is the player's detail statics on a special position
for example
Quarterback Static Statistics
Passing Completions
Passing Attempts
Completion Percentage (derived)
Passing Yards
Average Yards per Passing Attempt (derived)
Thrown Touchdowns
Thrown Interceptions
Quarterback Rating


anyone know
waiting for reply better reply to email wanglun02@gmail.com

It's an emergency
Thanks ,ALL

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  • Hopefully not TOO much of an emergency! :DDoes that answer your question?
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  • QUOTE (Sean Montgomery @ Jul 9 2010, 03:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    Hopefully not TOO much of an emergency! :DRyan
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  • To answer the clear question I can see in your post, we're restricted to returning only 25 players at a time for contractual reasons. Ideally, you would tailor your webservice requests to the data views that you actually need. For instance, if you need to get certain information about all players on a team, then ask for those players within that team context. If you need to get all of the players in the entire game in one big chunk, we unfortunately are not allowed to do that. Our stats provider would get mad at us.

    Oh, I think you were also asking how to interpret stat information? As mentioned in my post, the league settings resource includes all the descriptive information about the stats we're using in a league -- easiest thing would probably be to ask for that resource within your code, output the response, and just take a look at that output. Seeing it should help give you a feel for how the schema is laid out and what you'll need to do to parse it.

    Regarding the completeness of the documentation, yup, you're right. Still a work in progress, which is mostly why we're here to answer questions. As questions come up, we can improve the documentation based on what we see is lacking.
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  • QUOTE (Sean Montgomery @ Jul 12 2010, 05:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    To answer the clear question I can see in your post, we're restricted to returning only 25 players at a time for contractual reasons. Ideally, you would tailor your webservice requests to the data views that you actually need. For instance, if you need to get certain information about all players on a team, then ask for those players within that team context. If you need to get all of the players in the entire game in one big chunk, we unfortunately are not allowed to do that. Our stats provider would get mad at us.

    Oh, I think you were also asking how to interpret stat information? As mentioned in my post, the league settings resource includes all the descriptive information about the stats we're using in a league -- easiest thing would probably be to ask for that resource within your code, output the response, and just take a look at that output. Seeing it should help give you a feel for how the schema is laid out and what you'll need to do to parse it.

    Regarding the completeness of the documentation, yup, you're right. Still a work in progress, which is mostly why we're here to answer questions. As questions come up, we can improve the documentation based on what we see is lacking.

     

    OK . I appreciate it so much
    But I may insist to answer your another questions.
    /game/223/players;out=stats
    I want to know why the stats is just including from 0 to 18 ,and 58
    where is there 19 to 57,or after 58?
    is there any keyword like 'ranks' not appear in documentation?
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  • QUOTE (Ryan @ Jul 13 2010, 12:03 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    /game/223/players;out=stats
    I want to know why the stats is just including from 0 to 18 ,and 58
    where is there 19 to 57,or after 58?

    Ah. Only the stats applicable to a certain player type will show up for that player. So, for instance, a running back will not currently show a stat entry for stat ID 19, which happens to be field goals between 0 and 19 yards. (note that I might actually need to fix that up later, because we actually to attribute points from stats outside of a player's position in football, so it might be more technically correct to show those other stats if they're a non-zero value)
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  • QUOTE (Sean Montgomery @ Jul 14 2010, 09:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    Ah. Only the stats applicable to a certain player type will show up for that player. So, for instance, a running back will not currently show a stat entry for stat ID 19, which happens to be field goals between 0 and 19 yards. (note that I might actually need to fix that up later, because we actually to attribute points from stats outside of a player's position in football, so it might be more technically correct to show those other stats if they're a non-zero value)


    No
    I don't think so
    as I see. all players have stats_id from 0 to 57
    you know, a RB doesn't have some properties of a WR ,in this situation it wil be set in 0 or '-'
    i am sure my thought is right.
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  • QUOTE (Ryan @ Jul 15 2010, 09:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    No
    I don't think so
    as I see. all players have stats_id from 0 to 57
    you know, a RB doesn't have some properties of a WR ,in this situation it wil be set in 0 or '-'
    i am sure my thought is right.

    I'm not quite sure how I can convince you that you're not actually right, but hopefully this post helps. :Phttp://developer.yahoo.net/forum/index.php...ost&p=17053
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