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An access_token is not enough; you need to specify a value for key as well. You can find it in the entry for your app here, this is how it looks like for one of mine:
I'm not sure how it works in JavaScript, but in cases like yours the API will send error details in the body; your library may ignore it by default if the HTTP code indicates an error, but it'...
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I can reproduce (sort of):
Search on the main site: 1,449 results
Searching with the API: 857 results
I use a different filter which shows the total number of results at the bottom, but that doesn't matter:
What happens here is explained in the API documentation, if you look closely:
Usage of /search/advanced GET
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Searches a site for any ...
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Why is my app post deleted?
My guess is that an automated process did this. You can still view the post, just copy the URL from the 'Manage your applications' page. If it has a banner 'deleted by Community ♦' that's the case.
Should I just create a new post to get API access?
That's fine (it's not that we're flooded with new posts every day). Something ...
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There's indeed no difference between order=asc and order=desc; perhaps this is a limitation of Elasticsearch which powers the Stack Exchange search engine (both the API and on the sites). To be fair, to find the most irrelevant search result on the site you have to go to the last page yourself. The API is no different.
There is some difference between the ...
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