BOX used to allow creation of BOX View apps before. There is no option to select BOX View API today. Did this change or is there a way to switch a Content App to a view app?
According to an email from Box Customer Services, they are no longer providing the View API for free users.
So if you are a free user, that is why you can no longer create a View application.
If you are a paid developer or trying to replace a View Application you are advised to contact Customer Services.
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My app got rejected in App Store with next message:
Your app displays non-localized modal alerts. To help users understand why your app is requesting access to a specific feature,
your app's modal alerts should be in the same language as the rest of
your app.
Looks like the window is changing text of the label and buttons fine enough for different languages. But not changing at all for the description.
Is there any opportunities to change the default description of this popup window using Unity? ("your data will be used to provide a better and personalized ad experience")
And the screenshot of it.
I'm building Facebook applications, and for my clients I need the apps to have their logos and names, so I can't build a single application.
I know you can't create an application programatically, but you can add webhook subscription to one programatically.
I was wondering if it is possible to add Facebook Login (product) to an app programatically (setting the whitelisted URLs) and if you can send the app to review programatically.
I haven't found anything in the docs, and I find them very hard to navigate into.
Thanks a lot!
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 .
I a have a facebook app, however it does not show up in the Apps listing at all (of users who have already approved the permissions). How do I make my App show up as an "App" so users can add it to there sidebar? Is there a way to prompt users to make my App one of their favorites?
First question: Why is my App not showing up at all as an App?
Second Question: How can I get my App placed on a user's side bar, in the "Apps" panel list?
http://www.facebook.com/familypot.poker?sk=app_195976757147974
First: Since July 2010 bookmarks are added automatically for apps a user has interacted with there is no facility to manually add bookmarks (look here and also
look here under Bookmarks for quick re-engagement)
Second: I remember that I managed once to have the bookmark automatically added using an authentication process like desribed in the update of this question. However I'm not sure whether this will work for your app.
I recently made an app so i could have an iframe tab on my page. i want to add another tab with an iframe. Can this be done with the same app?
Can i determine which tab a request came from? Its going to be different content under each tab.
I want to keep it the same app so users will not have to grant permissions for a second app.
No, you can only define one tab per app. You can configure that tab to display different content for different pages, but you cannot install more than one tab to a page using the same app. You'll have to create multiple apps, but you should be able to point them at the same codebase and determine which app is requesting content to serve the proper tab.
Regarding permissions, I'd work it so that you don't do any authentication from the tab itself but instead you link them to the same installation endpoint.