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This is web development question and nothing to do with android programming.
If we go to the page like: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lila.apps.maze
we see an install button by clicking which we see the popup with install button.
Few days ago I read somewhere that by adding a GET request parameter in the URL we can directly land on a webpage with that install popup which looks like the following screen:
Can some help me finding that extra parameter which should be present at the end of url to get to that install popup page. The parameter name was something starting with the character 'r'
It's rdid parameter, for example https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homesnap&rdid=com.homesnap instead of https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homesnap
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I have an "edit box" where the user can write text/emoji, add different color background, add image,etc...
When the user has finished I would like him to be able to send his "creation" by email, so I need to get the HTML CSS of the edit box.
I tried to do some research about that but I always end up on example which uses the inspector dev tool or some extension of the browser, however I need it to be done "automatically"
Thanks
You can use the window.getComputedStyle(element) method to retrieve the CSS values of a DOM element. The mdn web docs have a few examples: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/getComputedStyle
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I would like my app to display a message when it's closed/killed. it can be either an alert or a prompt
I was not able to find any library that can help me achieve that. is there any simple tutorial or library you recommend.
I am not speaking about sending push notification when the app is closed. my goal is to have the notification triggered only when the app is closed/killed.
Thanks,
As far as I know, there is no way to show an alert from react-native when the app was closed because when you close an app, the js engine from react-native used for communication with native modules will be killed as well
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I've seen java scripts've been used to do facebook tasks fast(by adding them through browser console panel) ,such as adding friends, sending messages, posting on groups....
ie: $$javascript:var inputs = document.getElementsByClassName('_54k8 _56bs _56bt'); for(var i=0; i<inputs.length;i++) { inputs[i].click();}
(this's been used to cancel sent requests..)
i need to know what are the tools/ides have been used to write these scripts..
To write Javascript, any editor would work. You could use something like VSCode or even Notepad.
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Is there any way to add javascript script to facebook profile?
I'd like to see alert ('hello') when I'll open my profile?
I don't have enough rep to comment, but if you open the javascript developer console (in chrome you can hit ctl + shift + j) you can type javascript into the console and it will be executed on your Facebook page. So you can send yourself alert messages that way, or manipulate the page in any way you see fit.
I figured I'd let you know because manipulating existing pages with the developer console is an easy way to learn more about javascript and how to use it.
As the comments mention, it's impossible to make permanent changes this way, so you can experiment as much as you want without harming your Facebook profile, or anyone else's.
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Hi i want to show content after user click the like button.
if he or she liked before it will show content no need like again.
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https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog
It is no longer possible to get the liked status in a Page Tab
It is no longer allowed to incentivize a Page Like according to the platform policy
You could authorize a user with the user_likes permission, but you will not get it approved for like gating, so that´s not an option either
The main point is the second one. It´s not allowed to show content only when the user liked your Page. People should like something because they really do like it, not because they are forced to.