There's an extremely simple example of using Youtube API in php that somehow fails to work in my case, and I couldn't find a definitive solution for.
I desire to use the Youtube API without any wrapper, by myself, to get data of videos. The following search:list
query works perfectly when I try accessing it from within by browser (as a link), but in php, I get that error when I try the same.
$apikey_YT = <my API key>;
$ytrequrl = "https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?".
"part=snippet".
"&maxResults=50".
"&q=doom".
"&relatedToVideoId=h8j2zj-A5tE".
"&type=video".
"&key=${apikey_YT}";
$result = file_get_contents($ytrequrl);
var_dump($result);
The potential issues were URL encoding, or allowing allow-url-fopen
, but neither seemed to help in my case: the former actually gave a new error message: No such file or directory
.
What can I do?