bitly | 基于 golang1

• getContent() of Class HTTPResponse returns the byte array. I think that this is the reason of your issue.
• When you want to retrieve the text value, please use getContentText().
• And, about your current value of [52.0, 48.0, 52.0, 32.0, 112.0, 97.0, 103.0, 101.0, 32.0, 110.0, 111.0, 116.0, 32.0, 102.0, 111.0, 117.0, 110.0, 100.0, 10.0], when this byte array is decoded, it's 404 page not found. I think that the reason of your issue is due to var bitlink = 'bitlink' in the endpoint of 'https://api-ssl.bitly.com/v4/bitlinks/' + bitlink + '/clicks/summary'.
  • In this case, as a test case, please use your sample shortened URL like bit.ly/### as the value of bitlink.
  • If the value of bit.ly/### is not used, an error like You are currently forbidden to access this resource. occurs. Please be careful this.
• At the GET method, 'Content-Type': 'application/json' is not required to be used in the request header.

When these points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.

You can use

You have to add UTM parameters in the URL queryString, so you will be able to recognize the source and the medium. Something like this:

Hello Mikey!

[object Object] is the default value that you get when trying to stringify an object. To debug this I recommend console logging the object, this will show you all the properties that it contains!

undefined means you are trying to access something that is not defined (hence the name), To fix this, once again: try to log the entire object and then navigating yourself from there!

Hope this helped :)

Add a route to the shorter URL so MVC knows what controller and action will handle the request. Something like this:

One easy solution would be to use one of the many notification libraries that exist. For instance, add this to your header:

When you get an error, you need to read the error message.

It provides you the context: in step "returnResult"

And the error means that ${bitresult.body[0]} the position 0 doesn't exists in the output.

Bit.ly returns a json document like :

Headers should be a object with key "headers" inside options:

Your flaw is that bitly uses it's own system. When you click a bitly link. You briefly hit the bitly servers, bitly logs this then redirects you to where you want to go.

Bitly likely also as measures to "prevent abuse" (along other things). Refreshing the page probably trips this, and it doesn't log another visit. There are a bunch of ways it could handle that, so no clue which one(s) it uses. Bitly has it's own business needs as far as how it tracks links. These needs may not be identical to yours.

It's also possible Bitly uses eventual consistency in how it computes the total links. Meaning it make log the click but not immediately update the page that displays the count.

Though the real question might be why are you counting it twice? Why not use Bitly's API to get the counts directly since you already have separate links setup for each? If you prefer your numbers over Bitly's then you likely don't need to worry too much about Bitly's.

My recommendation? Either use bitly's API to get the total or use your own numbers. Your own numbers give you more flexibility as you can potentially filter out things by user agent and IP address and filter out duplicate clicks, though likely Bitly already does this to a fair degree.