Is there a way to export a .vcf (or .csv ) file containing all contacts file not only contact name but also the field of group that contact belong ?
the normal .vcf exporting to sdcard is not concluant because there is no group fields.
It is for the phone contact (not specially google contacts).
The method is to use an easy phone method (e.g: using android export vcf to sdcard instead of coding it in Java) or use an existing python script that can fetch contact informations and group fields.
The goal is then upload the result .vcf file into another Android device to restore the group of contacts
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I'm trying to add a shared Calendar from Outlook to Evolution (3.36.5-0ubuntu1). The person who shared did send me an invitation which contains a xml-file but there is no easy “add calendar”-button. I do not want to receive the entrys that are right now in there but want the calendar to synced (like it would be if I added it in Outlook).
I tried “Subscribe to folder of other EWS user." but I don’t want to add the persons normal calendar but one he created. If I a an ID I see in the xml-file as folder name I get an error “Id is malformed”.
How to do bulk users enrollment from a CSV file to a Quiz inside moodle LMS?
and how to create groups and assign users from a CSV file to these groups?
You can enrol users in a course (with the quiz setup inside the course) using the plugin "block csv enrol"
(sorry I cannot paste the link here due to stackoverflow limitations)
There are 2 kinds of groups in moodle course groups and global groups (cohorts), you can upload users to moodle with a csv file setting up cohorts for all of them as suggested here:
https://docs.moodle.org/32/en/Upload_cohorts#File_format_for_the_upload_cohorts_file
This is a sample csv file
Then you can create course internal groups automatically (based on the cohort setup) using the plugin "enrol groupsync"
Hope this is what you were looking for.
I want to create an Ipad/iPhone app that will act as a catalog to allow users to select items and send request to the company to process
User Downloads the App
Login into the app
Downloads the available Categories and Items ( Text details and 2 size of images)
Should be able to browse offline
While sending the request for the items needs to be online but can select the options offline.
Should be able to upload an image/design to the order list and add remarks.
My Main question is - Can we download data from the server like images and cache in locally into the local database and directory ?
Yes. You can save whatever info you want into a local sandboxed, file system. http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/ipad/#documentation/FileManagement/Conceptual/FileSystemProgrammingGUide/FileSystemOverview/FileSystemOverview.html
It looks like the PhoneGap Framework will also allow local storage. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhoneGap
I want to access all of the message text body so I can store it in some file.
Like I have stored the address book in csv file and when I press the restore button at that time particular csv data I set in the address book.
Is it possible in iPhone to access that way SMS data in the application?
You can't, there is no public API for accessing the message app.
I am developing an app on iphone that lets user take photos, add comments & GPS location to it and send it as an email to another user.
If the recipient has installed the same app & when she clicks on the attachment the same app will launch & parse these details & show them to the recipient. (I intend to use UIDocumentInteractionController for some of the stuff here)
Problem: whats the best way to encode this data in a single file & then retrive it upon arrival from the email.
This is pretty high level, but here are the general steps:
First, register your own file type as described here.
Then, archive your data using NSKeyedArchiver.
Next, attach it to an email using MFMailComposeViewController. Make sure you give it a filename that matches the file type you registered earlier.
Finally, implement application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: to handle the case when a user tries to open your email attachment. (Currently, it's the fourth bullet in the method documentation.)