I am trying to integrate box view node js API for box document view.
I have created a node js server. And fetched document and created session and all is working file.
Now when I uploaded some document manually on box.com so it do not fetching documented uploaded manually, It is only showing the list of document which are uploaded programmatically using box view node js API.
Please some one help on this.
Thanks for help in advance.
Sunny K.
I talked to support of box. They told me that files uploaded using box view api and file uploaded from website both are not interconnected. Both are on different places and there is no connection between them.
For using box view api I need to develop some more code for upload document from my own website. And I can fetch these documents only using box view api.
For accessing files uploaded from website. we need to develop application with box content api and box content api do not have any PHP or Node js api right now.
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i have integrated Dropbox with php based application using their API. Files are uploaded and then shared URL is stored in PHP application.
Show any file preview: I did some R&D and find out that using shared URL in iframe can display preview. But iframe cant be responsive and also this is proper way to preview any uploaded file in application?
If you want to get the preview data for a file and then control how it's displayed, you can use /2/files/get_preview.
Dropbox doesn't offer a way to do this, but we'll consider it a feature request.
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What I want to do is create a Chrome browser action that when clicked will upload that html file to a Sharepoint Document library. I'm not sure where to get started with this. I was attempting to create an XMLHttprequest to get the file and then I was going to look at using the sharepoint rest API to upload it, but I am getting no where. I am hoping to get some recommendations on which way to go.
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Then I also want to make it so when a user logs back on to the website, all of their work is saved and they can pick up where they left off.
So basically, I want to be able to create a file on a client's directory, then be able to download that file once they have saved a change to their drawing. Is there a way I can do this? Thanks.
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http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/dndfiles/
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/features/file_access
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Cookies
localStorage
indexeddb
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hi
i have a fully working phonegap application with a number of files (both .csv and .jpg) that i would like to check for updates on a web server (say example.com/app) when certain pages are loaded. if there are new files i would like to overwrite the files on the phone app with these updated files
for example:
when you click to:
page2.html, check for updates on 2.csv and 2.jpg
Thanks in advice
Tim
You should look into client side HTML5 storage.
I'm using the HTML5 sqllite database to store json objects relating to each page within my app. I then have a master configuration file which is in essence a sitemap with each app page, and a timestamp, when I check against the webserver configuration file copy I run a comparison to see if any files are out of date/even new and if so download and store within the client database.
Also take a look at
https://github.com/brianleroux/lawnchair
http://sixrevisions.com/web-development/html5-iphone-app/
Hope this helps
regards
Andrew
On the HTML page, the same originator rule will restrict you from reading the files in javascript.
I guess you have to create a method in the phonegap wrapper which will check for the files. This method can be called from within javascript.