Hi,
Am I correct in assuming that if I wanted to track if a particular Wikipedia page has changed from the last time I looked at it would be the id within revision element?
<revision>
<id>631144794</id>
<parentid>381202555</parentid>
<timestamp>2014-10-26T04:50:23Z</timestamp>
Thanks
If the page had changed, there'd be a new revision. Each revision has a unique ID. So yes.
On 14 December 2014 at 02:38, practikalmind practikalmind@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Am I correct in assuming that if I wanted to track if a particular Wikipedia page has changed from the last time I looked at it would be the id within revision element?
*<revision>*
<id>631144794</id>* <parentid>381202555</parentid> <timestamp>2014-10-26T04:50:23Z</timestamp>Thanks
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Thanks
I just wanted to add that the timestamp may not be unique.
Il 14/12/2014 03:38, Alex Monk ha scritto:
If the page had changed, there'd be a new revision. Each revision has a unique ID. So yes.
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