We have a plugin turned on for providing credit score. When logging in via app or desktop the card will not populate any information. Attaching screenshots as it looks like it is timing out but it is not providing an error. Tested multiple devices and profiles.
Logging into online banking and the plugin card does not work properly.
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My team created a plugin, one of our customers is having issues with our plugin only in the mobile apps for their test users.
There are 2 redirect URIs and the mobile app is loading the second URI (our application) inside the plugin card. This is only happening intermittently and seems to be solved by a hard refresh of the application. Due this issue only occurring in a mobile environment and by test users for only one of our clients, I believe something is happening in the mobile app itself or something with the test users configurations inside the Banno ecosystem is causing problems (this is not the first client who has had problems originating from only enabling my plugin for a subset of users).
There is another intermittent issue where the user is prompted to login when clicking the button to launch our application from the plugin card, even though they are behind the login inside the app. Again, this is only occurring for this client, in the mobile experiences, and with their test users.
I am at a loss as to how to troubleshoot this in order to get to the root of the issues.
Please advise.
We have tested this on both mobile apps and in the browser. The issue seems to be originating in the mobile apps.
I want to use an USB HID from a website. The website will only be accessed by Chrome browsers. The solution should require a minimum amount of extra software and setup for the website user to work.
The USB device presents itself as USB HID to the OS and I need to write and read byte arrays to and from it in order to implement the manufacturers specification for some of the device's features.
My current solution consists of two parts:
A Chrome App that uses the chrome.hid API to talk to the device. This App exposes a Chrome Cross-Extension messaging port to provide and interface for "service calls".
JavaScript code on the website that sends requests to the Chrome App, which then talks to the USB device to process the request.
In order to make it easier for the user I want to get rid of the App, so the user can just surf to the website, grant access to the device if necessary and then be able to use the device.
To be clear, I want the user to be able to use the website without installing any dependency first.
I already tried using the WebUSB navigator.usb API but Chrome blocks access to USB HID devices. Is there another way to accomplish this?
WebHID is being developed for this use case. It has been available behind a feature flag since Chrome 78, with an original trial expected in Chrome 84 (probably later due to current Covid-19 situation), estimated stable August 2020 .
For more details: https://github.com/robatwilliams/awesome-webhid
I've written a simple web app to factory-reset bluetooth devices that were accidentally turned on during shipping. The app scans for a class of bluetooth devices (those made by the company I work for), renders a list of devices found, and, when I click a button next to a device in the list, sends a reset message to the device.
This is a very manual process and I'd like to automate it. The problem is the Chrome dialog that asks for permissions to pair with a device. I am trying automate the app with Puppeteer, but I can't find a way to either (a) programmatically grant permissions to pair with a device or (b) to select the device in the dialog and click the "pair" button via Puppeteer. Anyone know if what I'm trying to do is possible, or if there's a better way to achieve the goal? Thanks!
This is not possible in Chrome. (I work on chrome.) The automation that does exist for Chrome's testing is layered such that actual Bluetooth connections aren't made.
Eventually we would like to enable this workflow via Enterprise configuration controls. But that is not started yet and there is no date commitment.
One alternative is to use node.js, though you lose the easy interface. You might build the reset backend in a node server and have it serve a web page interface.
I am building a school application that will connect parents to teachers, i am using Ionic 3 and Laravel 5.6.
And i want to be able to send a notification to all parents, when for instance a teacher gives an assignment, when the teacher enters the assignment question and click on the send button, the question is save to the database, after then a notification should be sent to the mobile devices of all parents who's children are taking that subject.
I have done a lot of research on how to do this, on the Cordova Push Notification Plugin and Cordova Local Notification. I have followed a video tutorial that implements Firebase and Push Notification, and also One Signal and Push Notification. But i was still unable to achieve what i wanted.
If they are anymore materials out there, that could help me achieve this, I will be so grateful to have someone share it with me, or if anyone can help me out with is, I will be very happy.
These are the other materials I found:
The PHP Package repository
Laravel Notification Channels
Quora
Please let your users know that using OneSignal's "free" service would allow the company to get users data and sell it to others.
Google's Firebase cloud messaging service is reliable but comes with a cost if you want many connections. See Firebase Pricing Plans.
I personally used fcm. It was not really a breeze implementing it on my thesis but it worked nicely. No need to make the app listen on background for incoming notifications then create a local notification, me not selling my users data, and not paying anything on the use of firebase's services. I used the free 300 dollars gift from google cloud to shoulder the expenses from the firebase spark plan.(free for 12 months)
A warning if you use the cordova plugins of fcm: If you have a cordova plugin that uses google's services it may come in conflict with the fcm plugins you listed above due to different versions used. It may need manual editing on the src plugins.
If you decide on using fcm, this link might help you.
The basic steps you have to do after you set up the needed environment is to
Get FCM token on platform.ready async.
Save it to firebase under the said user
Create a cloud function that will send notifications
I have an internal web based utility that we use to keep track of employee training. Currently, in order to indicate that training has been completed, the employee being trained has to input their employee number and a PIN. Then, the person conducting the training has to do the same. This utility runs on dedicated touch screen computers that run Chrome in kiosk mode.
Everybody in the company already carries a Prox Card. I also have a 5025CL reader. Getting the information about which employee carries which card is an issue I can handle. What I'm having an issue with is being able to access the smart card reader from the web page. I came across the Smart Card Connector from Google, but it appears to only work on ChromeOS.
For reasons that are probably pretty obvious in 2017, I'd like to avoid Java or Flash for interfacing with this hardware. I think my ideal would be an extension for Chrome that can recognize a special tag (probably a <div> with a specific id) and display instructions to scan that card. Once it detects a card scan, it submits the form. Obviously writing a little JavaScript to pull that together is no issue.
I am open to alternatives, but would also like to avoid going back to Internet Explorer. I originally ran IE on these computers, but due to some rendering issues switched them all to Chrome.
Sadly I was unable to solve this issue in my preferred way (with a plugin/extension to Chrome for interacting with a Smart Card reader). But I was able to get it working by using CefSharp in a VB.Net project. The VB.Net code is able to interact with the Smart Card reader (in my case HID 5025 CL) and pass those results to the web page being processed by CefSharp.
More detail (and some code) can be found as the answer to another question.