I want to know how to create JSON file and where to create the URL in flutter. in all examples they are pasting the URL but i want to know where it from.
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I tried pdf, txt and png file url, only pdf url can't be open with browser if click the url, but trigger download.
I google this but only got how to fix, like instead with google doc or use pdf.js, or other html code.
What is the reason? the website ? Forgive me that i have no idea of website architecture.
When you get a file from a website, it has a content type sent along with it. Depending on the content type, the browser may choose to display it. For example, content type "application/pdf" might be shown in a browser, but "application/octet-stream" will be downloaded.
The raw URL on GitHub has content type "application/octet-stream" (a binary file) so that it will be downloaded.
The only way around this, since you can't change GitHub's code that sets the content type, is to get the data from JavaScript and parse it there -- by using pdf.js or something similar.
As per the documentation, if I wish to upload only media without any metadata, the simple upload will do. And the documentation says:
So, as per the documentation, I formed the request as follows and the body of the request is binary data:
But I am not able to figure out where to set the parent directory information for the media being uploaded if the body is comprised of only media.
Do I need to submit two requests, one for metadata and one for media? For that, we are provided with the multipart upload.
Can anyone please help me with a working example of a simple upload?
The form-data section in this Postman docs page might help you with entering the file location.
I found a YouTube video on the subject too.
I'm using the sample code provided in the REST API docs for uploading an image (my own) and then assigning it to an object in an image table. Image uploads fine, code for associating the image runs fine, and a record is created in the DB.
However, if I try to access the image from the data browser, I get ACCESS DENIED. Why is this so? The image is retrievable via the URL provided after a successful upload, but doesn't appear anywhere in the Parse web UI (should it be ihe Files section of Cloud Code?).
Any input would be helpful. I am working on a few wrinkles to get it working.
The answer to this question is to use the long filename provided in the image upload confirm, and not the short filename example shown in the docs.
I am able to add a filepicker.io onto my website but I wish for there to be some sort of result display when the files are uploaded. Currently I only get a pop up with a statement of the location within filepicker API folder.
Is there a way to list on the website that contains the filepicker the results of the upload? Like what was uploaded and its size?
You can get information about the uploaded file, such as filename, mimetype, and size, by examining the FPFile object. You can also retrieve the same information and more by using the filepicker.stat() call.
Assume the situation, i have an UIWebView and signed in into my gmail account, i have received an e-mail with an attached pdf file. Now am clicking on the attachment link the webview will open the pdf file there itself.
At this time if am trying to read the html contents it returns NULL.
Please help me by giving an idea. Now how could i read/parse that pdf content already loaded in webview and store the data into NSString.
if you have the URL for the PDF file then directly load the URL in the WebView otherwise you have to use the NSURLRequest to download the file and then load the file from the local directory of the application. I shall be glad to provide you with the code of loading the PDF file from the local directory however I suggest you to google it.