I want to knoe Does Citrix Share File Provide Download url through API and if does how to do it?
For now I Have Generated SharedLink and gor A Preview Link Through Which I Can Open the file and click on download button but I want to know whether there is any API call Provide Download Uri directly
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I have a website written by js-css-html and some php. I have uploaded all the files to the github and it is activively working. As you know, it is a web-page which you can access it via a link.
What I'm trying to do is to see who click to my website. In my search I find that log files do this what I want. How can add log file to keep tracking who is click my web-page?
A GitHub page does have analytics:
either natively through Traffic page,
or through third-party tools, like Google analytics (with this script or a pixel tracked)
I am developing a mobile application for my school, which requires connecting to the website API with Moodle, the intention is to show the Moodle files from the same app, is there any way to do it?
So far, I can connect to the API, show the files, but the only solution I have achieved so far is to redirect to the browser so that the student can download the file.
Having the URL of the file, I thought about displaying the file via Google Docs, but in doing so, it tells me that the file cannot be displayed.
The URL I get from each file is type:
[moodle_site]/webservice/pluginfile.php/1504591/mod_resource/content/7/[file_name]?forcedownload=1&token=[token_user]
Any idea how to achieve it?
I've set up my XMPP client but I would like to add a feature that I don't know if the server (Openfire) would support.
Users would be able to post photos to share with their friend. As simple as that.
It would look like a Whatsapp + Instagram, I guess ?
So, is it possible with Openfire or another XMPP server ? If not, how can I possibly realize this ?
Thanks for your time.
Yes, It is very much possible to share the images or any media files through XMPP. You just need to upload the particular file to a file server and share the URL of the uploaded file through openfire.
The receiver can use that URL and download the file from the file server. You can also have credentials for the file server which can be shared across clients to access the file server, to upload and download files.
I'm building a client/server video app. The video lives on the server, typically. If I want to allow app users to copy videos to their Dropbox, is there any way to do that using the Dropbox API on the app other than downloading the content to the app and re-uploading it to Dropbox? Reading their API, it seems like they only have file upload, not upload from a URL. Is there any way?
Is the Saver an option for you? That takes a URL and presents the user with UI to choose a location within Dropbox, after which the file will be saved to that location.
It's as simple as including a <script> tag and then adding class="dropbox-saver" to what would otherwise be a normal download hyperlink.
See https://www.dropbox.com/developers/dropins/saver.
I'm working on an app which launches from a custom url scheme.
I've managed to get the url and its parameters and everything, however, our app launches a web view. we want that when the user clicks a link with this scheme, the same page he is on would open up in our web view (it's needed because other functions run in the background, and allowing the user to keep browsing the website he was on)
Is it even possible to get the location of the clicked url? I know I can get the source application, but is there any way (other than adding the link to the scheme itself as parameters) to get the source link?
Thanks!
If you need information passed in to your application, that information must be somehow represented by in URL itself.
Adding a generic interface for that purpose wouldn't make sense as those URLs could be hosted inside an email message or an SMS, for example.