I want to embed gtalk chat gadget so that users would be able to chat within my website.
FAQ here - http://support.google.com/talk/answer/2722317?hl=en says that Google discontinued Google Talk Gadget.
But as I can see from http://google.com/ig, the chat gadget works fine in iGoogle.
Is it possible somehow to extract the javascript/html code from there and use it in your own website? Or any other alternative ideas?
I want something like http://karoolark.com/#gtalk
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I created a website with php and put my websites link in my instagram biography. How can i detect which instagram account visit my website from my instagram biography?
It would be difficult to track which user has visited, yet we can gather some analytics like clicks on your website using Google Analytics. You can create Events in that and trigger them after some time(like 3-5sec).On the GA Dashboard then you can see these analytics. Similarly you can gather other informatics.
This is basically related to your web functionalities, getting info of instagram user however I think it's not possible as far as i know.
In my content script, it's looking for certain keywords in the webpages title. If they are found, I want it to display a notification, using Google's notification API. However, you can't use google's notification API in the content.js - apparently it needs to be in a background file. Any idea how I do this?
I would like to know how to embed page source code to my personal website.
I want to show how many YouTube subscribers, Linkedin Followers, Instagram Followers etc. I have on my personal website (I'm using Squarespace).
If you go on a YouTube page, right click 'View page source' then search for the subscribers. Is there a way of extracting this code so it updates automatically on my website every time I get new subscribers.
It would be great if I could keep them all is the same style like I have on my homepage (I have just manually typed the numbers in for now) under my showreel.
http://www.tierney.tv/
Thanks in advance,
Michael
There is no way to just "embed" code and just display specific information of an account unless someone has created it as a plugin in the type of website you are using. You would have to create API access and requests. Here is the way to Authorize Requests. https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/code_samples/javascript
Here with your Channel ID you can get a snippet to get your subscriber numbers.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/code_samples/code_snippets
These widgets should be made and supported by respective companies/sites. They can also be found there with respective links to embed the widgets.
Ex - youtube, facebook, google maps have embed codes provided to embed their videos, posts, maps.
Hello I am making a web application in which users will have to upload images they take to twitter using an integrated twitter image sharing button or function. I have looked at the TwitPic API, which does namely that, but according to their website (https://blog.twitpic.com/2014/10/twitpics-future/) they are basically discontinuing the it.
My Question is if there is an API or way in which I can have users share their image to twitter from within a browser window (so that i can be done via mobile devices as well)?
So far I have just used the twitter button creator and created a normal tweet share, but it does not support image sharing or I cannot seem to figure out how to make it support image sharing.
Yes, take a look at the Twitter documentation for uploading images.
Every modern Twitter library will be able to do this for you.
I've been able to test this to a certain extent within our application, however I'm still testing the waters with google analytics to see if it is the best choice for app analytics; for externally embedded javascript.
I'm able to fire custom events, and custom page views. However I'd like to see all online users across all sites that have the widget embedded on. It currently shows online users, but it uses a relative URL path, instead of the domain or full path.
The type of data points I'm hoping to gather are specific interactions the user makes with the application, as well as live statistics which can be drilled down to the publisher of the embed.
Has anyone had experience using google analytics for third party embeds? or is there another service out there that is better suited for app analytics of this nature?