I have a Google Form that uploads some pictures that I want to be visible to anyone with a web browser. Unfortunately they all arrive as private. Is there any way to have them default to public instead of having to go through and mark them individually?
You simply need to share the folder.
Click View Folder on the bottom-right corner of the file upload question
Change the permission of the folder to Anyone with the link *
*The folder in 1. is the subfolder of the question you selected.
In case there are multiple file upload questions and you want to share all of them, change the permission of the parent folder instead.
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I uploaded files to the GitHub issues tracker with Drag&Drop, but I want to remove them from there and that cloud hosting server(cloud.githubusercontent.com).
Possible?
Navigate to the file in webbrowser and find [trash] icon on top right hand side of the file content.
Is there anything available in the Box API equivalent to this Dropbox Saver?
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/dropins/saver
I want users to be able to pick a specific folder to upload to.
If not is there any other way to achieve this?
Check out the Box File Picker. This will handle authentication and folder selection. It doesn't do the 'upload file to folder' part of the Dropbox Saver. If that's your ultimate goal you may need to add a bit of additional code.
In PDF form I would like to click a button, browse for folder and save the selected folder path into a text field (preferably with link if possible). Is it possible or not (probably for security reasons...)?
Browser based javascript has only sandboxed access to the filesystem for security reasons.
Don't waste your time; you'll not be able to get the selected folder.
My Requirements
Implement MCImageManager so that users can upload images to a
"centralized" folder
Allow users to select an imagae on the centralized "ImageLibrary" and place it on a web page or blog post
IMPORTANT:
There's one challange that I need to find a solution for. Typically images are placed in a folder that exists in the website e.g. ~/Images or ~/Content/Images
The challange we have is that I will be having, however web pages will be displayed through separate websites. More specifically, in a typical scenario, a user would upload an image through MCIMageManager that places the file in a folder in the web application. So the image may be uploaded to a folder like D:\xyz\ImageLibrary.
However, the root folder may be F:\ on an entirely different server.
Therefore we need to come up with a way to share image folders between two websites so that regardless of where the image folder may be, the image will display correctly both on xyz web site management module AND the actual website.
Regards
Abhishek
For this use case you should mount the upload directory of server A to the upload directory of server B.
I want to allow users add files to the application document folder, so I used the iTunes file sharing. The problem is they can only add single files with a flat structure. I want to drag and drop whole folder (even with sub folders) and keep the structure.
Questions I have:
is it possible with iTunes file sharing?
if not, is there an open source project that helps me with writing a pc side app that talks to the iPhone side app and pushes the files into it?
No you can't add Folder's/sub folders, iTunes will show just the files in the documents root. I think the only way to do that is to add it as zip file and you extract it in your app.
Maybe CocoaHTTPServer will help you.