I have a Google action setup to unlock an door via an ESP32. A firebase function handles the Syn, Query and exec steps.
While my door unlocks when I say "open door", I can't see a button under my "Door" icon to lock / unlock. If I click on it, it takes me to the settings page. Am I missing some param in my Sync or Query? Or doesn't Home App UI support this?
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I have a Smart Home Action under development (marked with "[test]"). It appears under the list of Google Smart Home Action in my Google Home App. However, the icon is the generic cloud icon even though I uploaded my custom logo in the Action Console->Deploy->Directory Information->Images. How can I update the logo so it will show up next to my under development Smart Home Action (marked with [test])?
How can I update the logo so it will show up next to my under development Smart Home Action (marked with [test])?
This is not currently supported. The directory contents you enter into the Actions console are only populated once the Action has been submitted for review and approved.
If you'd like, you can file a feature request in the public issue tracker.
How can I delete a Facebook app that I developed? I don't see a delete button in my Developer Account console.
UPDATE 9th June, 2016
Navigate to facebook developer account
Select the application to which you'd like to make changes to
Navigate to Settings->Advanced on the left panel.
In the bottom left of the screen you will find Delete App
Navigate to the developer application, select the application, and click the edit button:
Then, on the left side of the page, there is a link you can click to delete your application:
The alternative to deleting the app is to place it in sandbox mode. This will preserve your application id and keys and save you time in the future.
Just click on Settings>Basic then set "Sandbox Mode" to Enabled.
Go here.
Click on the 'Delete App'.
Give your password. Done :)
One of the option is to go to https://developers.facebook.com/apps.
In the page above, developers can hover on one application, there is an arrow which points downward on the top right conner of the app card. Click that arrow and then either resign or delete the application depend on which are the current roles of the accounts.
Alternatively you can put it back into the sandbox mode - which isn't so easy to find either (it's in the App Review section), so I put a current location screenshot here:
I followed the steps mentioned before but for some reason when clicking on the app it will take you to the analytics page.
To go to the actual app page from your apps you can click on the bell and then Setting -> Advanced -> Remove App at the bottom, or faster, click on the three dots and then Remove App
I am developing an app for windows 8 , in which I want the toast to have link to any webpage or any other metro application rather than the own application.
note:The web link or App Name will be entered by the user.
This isn't supported. Toasts can only take the user to the application that sent the toast. See below.
From MSDN:
A toast notification can contain text and/or images, but secondary
actions such as buttons are not supported.
and
When a user taps or clicks the notification, the associated app is
launched and the user can expect that the resulting view is related to
the content of the notification. It is the only mechanism by which one
app can interrupt a user in another app.
You can also try this :
create a new xaml page with WebBrowser element and use following code to easily navigate to webpage.
Here On clicking the shell Toast it is navigated to the specific page inside your app specified in the url.
It's just a workaround it's not great but will partially accomplish your task.
Thanks .
if location services are turned off (after the user once did allow the service) and you then start location updates, a system popup should appear. (the documentation says so in the description of [CLLocationmanager locationServicesEnabled])
But if I setup a test project, which just initialises a CLLocationManager and then calls startLocationUpdates, the popup does NOT appear on every app start. But it should if I understand the documentation right?
I am not talking about the first popup, which asks the user to allow or deny location use for that app. I am talking about the popup, which asks the user to reenable the location services in the settings. That popup has a direct button to the settings application. You can see it, if you disable location services and than open up the maps app. Everytime you press the locate-me button now, the popup appears. Screenshot:
I want it to show up reliably on every app start in case the services are disabled. (other apps do it the same way, e.g. aroundme)
Thanks, Markus
The Popup will only appear once (in some cases twice) for the lifetime of an app!
That is the result of my tests. If anyone has additional information, feel free to write / contact me!
Thanks.
I'm developing an application that will allow users to dynamically load content on their Facebook pages.
The problem is that when they set up their application and press "Install" button, I save their settings in a database and redirect them to: http://www.facebook.com/add.php?api_key=<MY_APP_KEY>&pages=1&page=....."
After redirect, there are two options: "ADD Application" or Leave this app.
Is there any way that I can track whether the user has pressed the "ADD" button? For example if I can redirect the user after he press "Add this app" button, I'll be able to confirm that the user has really installed my application. After all, the user can hit "Leave", "navigate away of this page" or even "Close" his browser....