I'm trying to find a way to create a new google calendar event using cordova/phonegap. I have tried to use Google's JavaScript Calendar api for this, but for the OAuth Client ID I must specify an authorized javascript origin, and I am not sure if I can do that with cordova (or if I can, I'm not sure what the URL would be).
If there is a plugin, etc. that could create the event I could use that, if not if you could supply code and instructions for generating the key that would be very helpful.
Thank you all in advanced! =)
I think this should work. http://phonegap-tips.com/articles/google-api-oauth-with-phonegaps-inappbrowser.html
Also a dup of this?
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I'm trying to do new stuff for my websites (based on PHP - Linux server) and I wanted to do something like this website
http://equ.com.au/
I love the fact that each content load and it changes the URL directory.
What's the script used? I tried to google a lot of words combination but the only thing that came out were images slider, or page loaders (all those stuff that I can't find when I need them).
Hope to get an answer soon.
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as mentioned reference site ( http://equ.com.au ), this is single-page application. you need to try google for building single-page app.
But you want to change URL you need to write custom code in 'JavaScript'. Like this .
location.hash = "contact-us";
You should reefer http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_loc_hash.asp
and use any 'Jquery' plugin for make slider.
Let me know if any query, Enjoy :)
You can use javascript history plugin to achieve this because it very difficult to manage data with browser hashes. You can use this https://github.com/browserstate/history.js
I have a C# project, which has created an Outlook 2010 plugin. On click of the plugin a web based form loads inside the Outlook. The project loads form using the system default browser. I checked the project code and saw that jQuery.browser method is used to detect the system default browser specifics, and then use it in the program.
Now, I want to make a change to this code. All I want is to render the form using a browser of my choice, and not the system default one. Is there any jQuery function to override the default browser and use a custom one?
I am new to jQuery, and till now the online search I did, and articles I read, I didn't find any such method.
Your help help is appreciated!
Since the browser is the one running jQuery, jQuery cannot decide which browser runs it. Also, it is unaware of the context in which it's running, which is inside outlook.
To change this behavior you need to control it through outlook, though I highly doubt ms made chrome/ff available inside outlook.
I have read up on GPS Real time tracking and found out several things about it,mostly requiring PHP,but I need use only JavaScript.
As regards to my question, is it possible to do so with just html and JS, using markers or anything else to populate the Bing Map when you move anywhere in the city? Need some help on this, Thanks!
PS: I try to use it on WP8.1, and I am already succeed to add Bing map to it using html5
My solution
and if there is a solution on Win8.1, it's Ok, just how do it?
Yes. In HTML5 you can use the geolocation class: http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/html5_geolocation.asp or since you are using Bing Maps you can use the GeoLocationProvider class: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh125833.aspx
Make sure you enable share of locations in your app manifest or it will silently fail to get the users location.
This would work in both WP8.1 and Win8.1, and browsers as well.
If you want you can also do all of this in a universal app using .NET.
I need a way to generate a pdf-file of a site that runs alot of javascript.. any ideas of how to do it..or is there any package that I can use or something?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT
Should add that I need to generate this server-side using asp.net.
Doing it server-side I would recommend iTextSharp or Docmosis, and the Docmosis cloud services could also let you create it by a http post from Javascript). They both allow your application to create PDF documents with a rich set of features for layout and content. If you say more about what is in the PDFs you need to create then it might be clearer which you would choose. Please note I work for the company that created Docmosis.
I'm developing a webapp/website on my local machine and won't know the url I'm using for it, but I'd like to use Google's hosted javascript APIs. Anyone know how I'd go about doing this?
You can get jQuery from Google's CDN via http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js For any other information in this regard you may want to refer to http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/documentation/#AjaxLibraries . And just have a look at the library Paths. You do not need any API key for this.
You can even get a API key for a local machine. Let's say you use http://localhost or http://your-machine-name you can get a API key for this URL. I have done that to be able to check my JavaScript within my local XAMPP dev system.
But opening the file through file:// might fail in this case.
EDIT: If you just want to use the Google hosted AJAX APIs like jQuery or Prototype and you don't want to load them with google.load(), you don't need a key. Just use the absolute links you can find on this page: http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/documentation/index.html#jquery
You don't need a key to use the Google AJAX Javascript Libraries API itself. Only some of the libraries requires a key to load.
You can still use their JSAPI to load 3rd party libraries such as jQuery, dojo, prototype and so on.
Could you please specify which libraries you are using?