I am using dreamobjects cloud storage for storing my user files. I am trying to use tinymce with moxiemanager plugin in frontend for forming messages which can contain images or documents present in the users files. I am capable of uploading files directly to the storage but my problem is how to integrate it with moxiemanager so that users can include one of their already uploaded files or even upload a new file directly from there.
I just want to know how to intercept the upload of files while using moxiemanager so that I can upload them using my code to dreamobjects and make some database entries. Basically, my problem is interception and then getting the file to reach my PHP helper/model code.
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Apparently, the web implementation of FlutterFire storageref.putFile does not support the dart:html File object.
Because of this I cannot find a simple way to upload large files, since all the other options require to load the data into the browser first.
Am I missing something here?
I was trying to upload files onto the Anaplan platform using the REST API.So there was a note mentioned on the Anaplan.
To upload a file using the API that file must exist in Anaplan. If the file has not been previously uploaded, you must upload it initially using the Anaplan user interface. You can then carry out subsequent uploads of that file using the API.
So I was looking for any way to upload the file onto the Anaplan without going through the user interface. As the above statement in the Anaplan API page suggested that you need to upload through the user interface first. So is there any other way we can get away from that user interface part or not
The first upload is what helps you setup import actions within Anaplan. So, as the documentation states it is going to require some UI activity. Here is a community article to help you further:
https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Anaplan-Platform/Uploading-file-Via-REST-API-and-Triggering-Imports/td-p/51791
I am trying to store an Adobe Captivate HTML5 file in a bucket and then load the file and play the presentation. I've watched other videos on this and many people have successfully used Google Cloud Storage for this purpose, but they generally use it on a public bucket. My bucket is private and only accessible to a couple of users if it matters.
The file I'm trying to load will only go as far as showing a loading icon. Originally it only showed a blank page, and I was advised to add a tag to the with the "Authenticated URL" of the file and now it shows a loading icon but still won't load correctly.
Has anyone had this issue with html5 files before? Or know if there is anything in particular you need to do differently to view a file like this on a private bucket with a couple users vs allUsers?
Adobe Captivate HTML5 file, is still HTML codes. After you uploaded to the GCS, when you visit GCS bucket, actually you executed getobject, you downloaded the file to your browser, of course, the browser can write HTML file and display in your browser. Just set it to public to allusers, clean the browser cache. the try to use the public url visit again.
Is it possible using the Dropbox JS SDK to create a JavaScript web application that is able to parse the files in a user's Dropbox? In my use case, the user has some JSON files that I would like to parse and preview in the browser. Will the filesDownload(arg) method allow for this type of application, or is it only able to download the file to the user's machine?
The download methods, such as filesDownload and sharingGetSharedLinkFile return the file content directly as a Blob, as seen in the download example.
As long as you can use a Blob to do what you want, this should be possible.
Is it possible to download a file that I uploaded via filepicker, in chucks? I work on a platform that doesn't allow me to download files overs a certain size programmatically, (httprequest) so I have a need to retrieve the file in chucks and reassemble them.
No we don't currently provide this functionality.