I'd like to use google cloud files, but I'm wondering how to show a progress bar to users.
How to monitor upload progress ?
So we can display some kind of progress bar to user...
TIA,
tom
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I am creating a set of Tableau dashboards and I want to change from dashboard to dashboard using shapes. I followed this tutorial on creating a navigation page and it worked on the Tableau application, but once I upload the data into the server, the buttons stop working.
Enable show sheet as tabs when you publish dashboard in tableau sever or you can enable this option later in tableau server option.
Without enabled sheet as tabs button will not work.
I want to create application form that can upload picture and video to some cloud(dropbox, googledrive, youtube).
Google form with Google app script and google drive can upload only 10 mb.
Anyone know how to do that pls?
Thank you very much
I have implemented Dropbox Saver API for uploading file to dropbox server after user logged in. Things are working good but I have some queries listed below.
I need to show progress bar how much file's part has been downloaded to dropbox server. How can I show it ?
I need Cancel functionality i.e if user want to cancel file uploading then how I can achieve it.
How large file size uploading can be done using Saver API ?
I am running into a difficulty with the picker api for users who have installed our Chrome Web Store app, but who have not yet enabled drive. For users in this state, it is possible to save new files using the files/insert api, which returns a successful response, but these files do not show up in picker. Once the user enables drive, all the files they have previously saved begin showing up in picker.
Is this behavior intended? If so, what is the best way to determine if a user has drive enabled, so that we can prompt users to enable drive instead of making it look like we're not saving their documents?
Currently, the picker and the API will only work if the user has installed your Drive application ont he Chrome webs Store.
We understand the pain involved for developers and we are looking to relax this restriction.
In the mean time there is a way to check if the user has installed the Drive app, for that you need an OAuth 2.0 access token (so your user will need to have gone through the OAuth flow and authorized you to access his Drive data). Then you can simply try to read a file with a bogus ID (lets say ID "000" or "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw"). If the API returns the error "403: The authenticated user has not installed the app with client id {clientId}", that means that he has not installed the app yet and that you should hide Drive functionnalities and probably show him something that say "To take advantage of our latest Google Drive integration/features, we recommend that you install our Drive App link to Chrome Web Store listing".
If the user has your Drive app installed you will get a "404: File not found: {fileId}" error on this request.
First it is odd that the picker is not showing files for your non-drive enabled user.
So I just tested the picker with a non-drive account and everything worked as expected... For instance you can try with the Balsamiq Drive app https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pplbmgaodhjmbklkgkgmlghaekcfhhkk They are using the picker in Mockup > Open...
After installing you have to go to https://balsamiqgdrive.appspot.com
I created a mockup first and saved it. It appeard in Docs. Then I tried the picker in Balsamiq and I could see it.
I would like to show a graph of visitors (eg. 7 days back) on a specific subpage on my website - not the entire site!
I've been looking at:
http://www.jensbits.com/2010/06/23/google-analytics-data-export-api-with-google-chart-visualizations-2/
.. but i cant figure out how to show a graph for a specific url/subpage.
Any ideas?
Follow these steps
1.Go to your Google Analytics Account.
2.Click on the 'gear' icon. It will show you 3 tabs-> Profile, Tracking Code and Property Settings. Click on Tracking Code.
Under What are you tracking? select A Single Domain radio button. It will show you its corresponding options on the right. Select I want to track PHP pages. It will show you the tracking code underneath. Copy paste the code in the php file/page you are willing to track.
Dont worry about the query parameters. They will be identified automatically with respect to the tracking code. So if your page identifies 100 different layouts with respect to the parameters, they will show up in your analytics account.
Use the following Api to export data from your account
Google Analytics PHP API
Then, after you have received the data, you can set up an ajax request that fetches the data from your PHP script and embeds it in your site using a javascript API chart builder. This is also available with Google
Google Charts API
Hope that helps. All the best!