Update the example API URL the user sees after signing up #20
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This will just tweak the signup confirmation page the user sees after signing up for their own API key. The example URL being used will instead be a link to your own API, rather than another random one from api.data.gov.
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Oh, and feel free to tweak this however else you'd like if you want the user to see a different URL, I just wanted to mention that you can adjust that URL to something that might be more appropriate for this embedded signup form. |
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@GUI - Good thinking - please include a note for how to do that in the agency user guide. |
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@kishoregh - I recommend merging |
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Update the example API URL the user sees after signing up
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Perfect. |
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This will just tweak the signup confirmation page the user sees after signing up for their own API key. The example URL being used will instead be a link to your own API, rather than another random one from api.data.gov.