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To get the questions in a tag you can simply use the /questions endpoint as that does accept a tagged query parameter, from that document page:
To constrain questions returned to those with a set of tags, use the tagged parameter with a semi-colon delimited list of tags. This is an and contraint ...
The API endpoints can relatively simple be used from ...
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You're treating the response as a UTF-8 encoded string. That's bound to fail with binary data like GZip. A quick fix is to use Encoding.GetEncoding("iso-8859-1") instead of UTF8 in StringToByteArray, and also pass this encoding to the StreamReader constructor in FetchURL.
That encoding maps bytes to codepoints one-to-one; see this answer on Stack Overflow.
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I forgot to add the scope in the authentication url according to this document
https://api.stackexchange.com/docs/authentication#scope
1.Send a user to https://stackexchange.com/oauth, with these query string parameters
◦client_id
◦scope (details)
◦redirect_uri - must be under an apps registered domain
◦state - optional
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Fixing WebBrowser Control
I also had the issue of the WebBrowser control handing when trying to login.
Although requesting a token in IE (11) works, I found that IE itself also hangs when I put it in IE 7 emulation mode. This suggested to me that my previous attempt to make the WebBrowser control use a newer version had failed.
I found this article, Web ...
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I don't know why but I am not able to install that package. I'll get this error:
PM> Install-Package StacMan
"StacMan 1.0.1.0" wurde erfolgreich installiert.
"StacMan 1.0.1.0" wurde erfolgreich deinstalliert.
Installationsfehler. Rollback wird ausgeführt...
Install-Package : Das Paket "StacMan 1.0.1.0" konnte nicht installiert werden. Sie versuchen, ...
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Feature Request
The active questions queue shows posts that have been edited. I like to watch that. But I can't get a List of Answers sorted by activity, only Questions. I am looking for something like this
var o = new PostOptions();
o.SortBy = Sort.Activity;
o.SortDirection = SortDirection.Descending;
o.FromDate = DateTime....
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