I tried lot . i need your help guys please give some ideas and share your experiences
Automate Mobile & Gmail OTP IN selenium webdriver
Try using Selenium-Profiles.
It should be undetected and allows Mobile emulation.
Also you might want to use residential proxies, for example from asocks or other providers.
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I'm trying to help my daughter create a contact form for her company's website.
I worked for many years on websites (html, xml, css, flash, photoshop, a little AI, and a little Javascript); no experience with anything server-side.
What I need is a suggestion on the best method to implement a very simple contact form (name, email, message, and submit button).
I need to be able to test it locally.
My daughter will need to make it work on their server, and I don't know if it's a private server or if the site is hosted.
From what I've seen, these contact forms seem to be some combination of html, php, javascript, Ajax, Bootstrap, and jquery.
Is all of that necessary?
I tried one of these program cocktails early this morning, but couldn't test it. Then I read that it wouldn't work locally.
I also read that I shouldn't use php mail because of security concerns.
Is that true?
Is there a method that can be tested locally, wouldn't require too much server tweaking, and doesn't pose security problems?
Thanks so much,
Debbie
Install MailDev to test in local. You can find some tutorials on the Internet to do contact forms in PHP.
See more here :
http://tangledindesign.com/how-to-create-a-contact-form-using-html5-css3-and-php/
I consider to use GTK+ with Broadway backend for development of device control application.
Device is with functionality similar to broadband modem/router (I intentionally selected example which is familiar for all :-) ).
Device should be controlled remotely via web browser.
My concern is about performance of such control. I'm afraid that Broadway may be a bottleneck.
Probably I'm wrong but even in simple pilot I built it looks not so good.
It will be very appreciated to have your inputs based on real experience.
Thanks a lot
I've used broadway to deploy gtk+3 apps for multiple projects - usually in cases where the client's desktop is locked down, or people are stuck on Windows. Broadway performs significantly better than VNC or RDP.
There are solutions to the single-user nature of a broadway application. For example, I've developed a partial solution: http://tesla.duckdns.org/transparent-proxy-for-broadway-gtk3-html5-backend/ ... if you want security, you need to implement a login page, cookie setting, and port redirection based on a cookie. The example code is commented as such. I've been meaning to complete all this, but every time I've done it, it's been in a highly custom way for particular clients - not something that I can really open-source.
After searching on the net and with others I still have not found a solution to integrate instant messaging system with my site developed in CakePHP.
I found plugins but they are all for version 1.3. and my version of cakephp is 2.8.
Let me explain, I will wish to develop (or use an existing plugin ) an instant messaging system while having the ability to change the user status (online, offline, away, ...).
The user can view the old discussions and his lateral space will be positioned on the right for example listing all the people connected etc.
Thank you in advance for your answers.
Cordially.
i thinks this solution you cannot found it because she need a special developpement .
Cakephp is not prefect for real time operation. You can use nodeJS socket IO http://socket.io/get-started/chat/
I have a GWT program with RPCs that works great in Development Mode. It reads/writes from a .txt file in the war folder. I'd like to get it online so, for example, somebody else could visit it on their iPhone using a URL. I own a GoDaddy hosting account.
I've never used Tomcat before. I'm looking for the fastest and easiest way to get my project online. Please help if you can!
If you dont have a Server with a running tomcat/jetty instance and you dont want to host it by yourself, then you should take a look into Google App Engine.
You can find here a very good tutorial, how to publish a GWT-Application to the Google App Engine.
I'm new to programming, and my only area of expertise is web design/simple development on platforms like wordpress/expression engine. (Yea, you guys can laugh).
I have a new client who currently receives medical faxes through an online form (the user fills out a form concerning their prescriptions and once submitted, it faxes the info).
I'm completely redesigning their site, and I'm not sure how online faxing works.
Has anybody dealt with internet faxing? How does it work? Does/can it go through email?
And is it possible to send a fax through a form with javascript/php or route it through email?
Don't pay for it! All you need is a modem on the server and a standard phone line. Then set up a fax print driver under your os (you can do it on windows and unix).
The unix way is mgetty/sendfax : http://mgetty.greenie.net/doc/mgetty_3.html#SEC3
The Windows way : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306657
There are other ways but unless you can't get a phone line you'd be mad to pay fees for it.
Would it not be helpful to look at how it is currently being done, that way you can learn a thing or two about the process before trying to go do it again? That way you can find if it is using any special libraries or techniques or services to send the fax and you can then either duplicate the code or use it as a template to get started on your own solution.
All of what your asking is possible. I would recommend finding a service provider who can send the fax for you. They all have different interfaces requirements and pricing. I used to use DataOnCall which is now called Fax.com
They had a web service which we would post the document to be faxed plus additional information. They were a preety reasonable service. This was several years ago so I can't speak how they currently fair.
Take a look at eFax's SDK. I haven't used it, but it looks like it might be useful to you.
Yes, you can send faxes via email through several services; this link seems to have some useful information. I worked at a company previously that did this same sort of thing, and while I don't recall the exact service we used, most of them are very similar, and they work reasonably well.