Paul Richards

Web Developer

Follow me on TwitterRSS Feeds

  • Home
  • Portfolio
  • android
« Ajax Notice Board 1.1 Released
Nike plus data API access »

Paul vs Chris – The 30 day run off

nike plus
Share this post!
  • Twitter
  • Digg
  • Facebook
  • Delicious
  • StumbleUpon
  • Google Bookmarks
  • LinkedIn
  • Yahoo Bookmarks
  • Technorati Favorites
Print article This entry was posted by Paul on 7 May 2008 at 3:26 pm, and is filed under running. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.
  • Related Posts
  • Comments (6)
  • #1 written by Paul
    about 3 years ago
    Quote

    …..and the winner is Paul!

  • #2 written by Christopher Hill
    about 3 years ago
    Quote

    I would just like to point out that I broke my toe with about 2 weeks to go (only starting jogging again now – nearly a month off!), otherwise it would have been much closer. :-)

  • #3 written by Paul
    about 3 years ago
    Quote

    excuses………..

  • #4 written by Mike
    about 3 years ago
    Quote

    How were you able to embed the nike+ widget onto a wordpress page. I can’t seem to do it. Is it because I’m using the online version of wordpress from wordpress.com? Do I need to host through wordpress.org in order to embed the nike+ flash file?

    thx, mike

  • #5 written by Paul
    about 3 years ago
    Quote

    Hi Mike,

    Well all I did was to click ‘grab code’ button on the nike plus page and pasted it into the blog post. You do have to change it to code/html view as that’s what your pasting in.

    It is just a flash object and I think there is a button for that on the new wordpress.

    I’m not sure about wordpress.org because I’ve never used it but as far as I’m aware its the same.

  • #6 written by theodin
    about 2 years ago
    Quote

    hey, thanks for sharing. Im thinking of using the API to create a jquery plugin, however Nike only seem to support XML formats, might have to do some XML – JSON to get it working, anyway I will let you know how I get on! Cheers

No trackbacks yet.

Nike plus data API access

about 3 years ago - 13 comments

As Nike + wristband user and a web developer i thought it would interesting if i was able to access the raw data of my runs. Nike provide various ‘widgets’ that can be embedded into web pages which is convenient and fun. But i find them a little clunky in flash. You can see an

  • Tag Cloud

    android apache backup froyo htc desire JavaScript jquery linux mysql nike plus php sabnzb security ubuntu voyager web services Web Tools zend
  • Recent Comments

    • buyitfromme on Essential Free PHP Web Development Tools
    • tv mount on Changing the spark plugs on a Chrysler Voyager V6
    • iqqyqmdqrv on Ajax Notice Board
    • ceahBoolley on Ajax Notice Board
    • export firefox bookmarks on Changing the spark plugs on a Chrysler Voyager V6
  • Twittering

    • @welovebath they've named her on the telegraph http://t.co/TzLFBVW #bathroadrage 1 week ago
    • @JamieWheaton luckily someone snagged a copy http://t.co/L5xqKnk #bathroadrage 1 week ago
    • @welovebath looks like they have pulled there web site, but not the non www. version! visit http://t.co/6kMUFXO #roadragebath 2 weeks ago
    • @denzil71 nothing in bristol! but i can see some on the welsh hills 2011-12-16
    • More updates...

    Posting tweet...

    • Recent Comments

      • buyitfromme on Essential Free PHP Web Development Tools
      • tv mount on Changing the spark plugs on a Chrysler Voyager V6
      • iqqyqmdqrv on Ajax Notice Board
      • ceahBoolley on Ajax Notice Board
      • export firefox bookmarks on Changing the spark plugs on a Chrysler Voyager V6
    • Recent Posts

      • How to install backup-manager on Fedora and configure Amazon S3
      • Ubuntu SABnzbd+ behind an apache2 proxy
      • Root your 3UK branded HTC Desire, 1.22.771.1, add custom recovery
      • Zend Server vs Xampp
      • No more re-binding with jQuery 1.3
    • Pages

      • Portfolio
      • Ajax Notice Board
paulsrichards.com © 2010