I have a customer using bing tracking via https://bat.bing.com/bat.js.
On December, 6th 2021 it started calling in clarity.js without the customer making any changes to their code.
This slowed the overall page load by 1 second on mobile and 500ms on desktop. I've been trying to figure out how to disable this JS but I'm not sure what to do as it's being fired from the bing tracking js.
The bing tracking code is being triggered via google tag manager.
Anyone else having this issue and know how to disable clarity.js from being called at all?
Customer is using Wordpress. Amazing Bing can implement code that slows down a site overall page speed without any notification to the customer.
This seems to be added mid-November 2021. Problematic for sure, as it broke our website in certain situations. To disable it, follow these steps:
Go to ui.ads.microsoft.com
In the top bar go to Tools, then under Conversion tracking click on UET tag
In the table at the bottom of the page click on the name of your tag.
Under Enable Microsoft Clarity disable the checkbox and click the Save button.
This should directly remove the script from your website.
I've found the way to turn off Clarity. In Microsoft Advertising, the UET tag has to be re-configured. A checkbox appeared in the UET wizard that allows you to turn off Clarity.
We figured this out by going into our bing web tools and disabling the Clarity integration.
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I'm using a map embed software and have embedded the code in to my WP site (elementor pro). I'm having an issue with the link url changing on click, I'm sure it has something to do with their software. Here's the best I can explain it:
I want users to be able to click the "directions" button that loads under the map marker, and have it open on apple maps because they will redirect to google maps if user is not on iOS device - google maps links have no such function from what I can tell. This service (storepoint), by default opens everything in google maps.
I figured it would be an easy fix and I updated my "address" in the storepoint software to be -- http://maps.apple.com/?daddr=6619+West+Cross+Creek+Bend+Lane,+Fulshear+Tx -- and it seemed to have worked (in their software it correctly pinned that location on the preview map), however when I refreshed my website the button link showed up as https://www.google.com/maps/dir//%3Ca%20href%3D%22javascript%3A%3B%22%3Ehttp%3A%2F%2Fmaps.apple.com%2F%3Fdaddr%3D6619%2BWest%2BCross%2BCreek%2BBend%2BLane%2C%2BFulshear%2BTx%3C%2Fa%3E -- so basically they just added the google maps url infront of my apple maps url rendering both map links completely useless.
Somehow my link is magically changing. I'm wondering if I can use the button id and do something with JS to prevent this. I have no idea though.
If anyone comprehends my rambling and has a work around I would appreciate it.
Hello everyone,
I am a complete beginner in developing Acrobat functionalities, and I had been given a task of adding a button to the toolbar, which on pressing would display a pop-up, using Javascript. I was able to add a button to the add-on toolbar and then I manually added the button from the add-on tools to the toolbar. I have been asked if this manual addition could be automated, I went through the Javascript API reference and found that it provides the execMenuItem method but it only is able to perform some commands such as Save As. Could it be possible to write a script that would automate the manual addition ? The manual addition that I am talking about is Going to View -> Show/Hide -> Toolbar Items -> Customize Quick Tools
I am aware that we can add a button to the toolbar directly using plugins but that would require developing in C++, and our team is trying to explore functionalities that could be achieved using JS scripts
Thanks
You can use addToolButton() from page 100 of the JavaScript for Acrobat API Reference to achieve similar functionality.
However it appears that adding to Quick Tools is not supported through the JavaScript API, according to one AcrobatUsers post:
Note that as of version X you cannot place a button on the toolbar automatically, no matter what code you write - it will ALWAYS appear on the Tools Pane, down at the bottom corner - from where the user has to manually drag it into the Quick Tools area.
I am new on add-on development using the SDK.
I want to ask you guys if it is possible to start my extension automatically after I open my browser? At the moment I starts after I press my widget icon in the toolbar (the panel shows a table with some data I get from the DOM).
Another thing I want to ask you: is it possible to show a loading screen (like a ajax gif) inside my panel (my extension needs a few seconds after switching a tab, to get the DOM data) every time I press the toolbar button.
First of all: One question per post, please.
Extensions are always started with the browser. When it comes to SDK add-ons, your main.js will be called. It's your job to perform any additional initialization form there.
Panels contain regular HTML pages and therefore can use images.
It's impossible to tell you more, without you providing more details and the code you got so far!
I would like to make a bookmarklet to open google chrome's settings panel and clear my cache with a single click.
For a while now, Ive had a bookmark that opens chrome's settings panel with the 'clear cache' setting already selected. After clicking the bookmark (normally opening it in a new tab) I have to then opent the tab and submit the form. However, when developing this is a task I have to do quite often and these several repeated steps just seem unnecessary.
This link opens the page to clear one's cache (obviously for Chrome users only): chrome://chrome/settings/clearBrowserData#cache
I recently discovered bookmarklets and thought it would be a good way to accomplish the task of clearing my cache with a single click. However, I've discovered that putting even a basic javascript sample in the address bar when on the settings page (linked above) fails to work.
For example, this works in the address bar on any given page, but not from the chrome settings page:
javascript:alert('hello stackoverflow');
Is there a way to execute javascript from the chrome settings page? Are there other options? Im looking for any route to achieve this goal and would love to learn something along the way, even if it means doing some evil. :)
add a bookmark:
javascript:document.write('<form onsubmit="window.open(\'javascript:\'+js_line.value, \'target\');return false;">javascript:<input type=text name=js_line style="width:90%;"/></form><iframe src="" name="target" style="width:100%;height:90%;"/>');
What you want might not be fully possible through a bookmarklet, but it's certainly possible with a Chrome App. There is an app Clear Cache already. I find it pretty useful.
I am currently using the following to translate a web page:
http://translate.google.com/about/intl/en_ALL/tour.html#professional
The problem is, when I put the code snippet generated on the Google site onto my web pages, the user has to choose their language on each page in the website. Is there any way to do it so that the user only chooses once and then every subsequent page they visit in my website gets automatically translated to their chosen language?
It appears this problem only shows up when using Google Chrome. Other browsers work fine:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-translate-general/browse_thread/thread/4b48a4f997762692
The translation widget at the bottom of this page takes the approach of redirecting to google's page translation service which maintains the language but your page has to run inside a google container:
http://www.toronto.ca/
You might be able to listen to change events on the in-page translation widget and store the selected language in LocalStorage so you can automatically reselect it whenever a new page is loaded. However, this approach is pretty hacky since it could easily break whenever google alters the widget.