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The sites are now using a new search implementation, so at least for the time being you should generally expect the results to be quite different. I'm not sure if there are any plans (or if it's other …

As mentioned in the API documentation, you simply need to pass in the body=true parameter to get the body of the question. In the upcoming version of the API, you'll be able to use filters to specify …

There's a few ways to do it, but at first glance the simplest way would be to hook into the wmdrefresh event that will get called when the preview area is updated: $(document).bind('wmdrefresh', func …

The documentation for the response wrapper defines the backoff field as an integer, so you can expect it to come back in the first form. I don't believe there's any way to graciously test a backoff r …

The "Manage API Keys" link takes you to your list of registered API 1.x applications. Since the 1.x versions of the API are now deprecated, you won't be seeing anything new show up there. All new app …

You just need to create and pass in a filter that will return favorite_count. For example, this query will return the information for this question, including "favorite_count": 18

Grouping the API documentation by type gives you the list of routes under the specific object type that they return, with a link describing the respective type. You should be able to determine the com …

The API allows you to set a pagesize of 0 to 100 (with the exception of the /sites route, which allows larger values), and defaults to a maximum of 30 items in the response. To get all of the items a …

The tags URL parameter accepts a space-delimited set of tags to prefill in the form. As an example, check the link in the last question of the Data Explorer FAQ which has a URL like: http://meta.stac …

If you query the site list, the markdown_extensions property for each site will contain the list of enabled post-processing extensions, if applicable. Some possible extensions are: Balsamiq MathJax …

The routes that don't link require POST requests because they create context, so there's nothing meaningful to be gained by going to those URLs in your browser. The rest of the routes return data whe …

It's just stackapps, although you can also pass in the full domain stackapps.com. The /sites route does indeed list StackApps, you just need to set an appropriately large page size (or page according …

I think that for that route, fromdate and todate specify the range for the creation date of the tag (if they do anything at all, since tag creation information isn't usually made public anywhere) sinc …

You can use these endpoints to provide a user with preview functionality, since you can get back the submitted content as Stack Exchange would render it without the user having to actually create some …

I imagine the API is returning a Bad Request response because the hash mark isn't properly encoded in the URL. As Serel doesn't appear to attempt to encode the passed-in values at the moment, you sho …