Do you how can I change the color for the choice buttons in the Bot for a viber integration?
It seems that with viber it can't be done or I couldn't find it yet :).
Let me know if you have any ideas to try it out.
Thanks,
Cosmin
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My Facebook Instant app does not have a play button, so it's not possible to launch the app via sharing.
Could someone outline what I need to do to get this button to appear please?
I've set up everything (including an app page) in the dashboard. I'm assuming it has something to do with the "fbapp-config.json" file, but sample app doesn't seem to have the most common use case.
I assume don't need a self-hosted bot just to launch my app?
As discussed elsewhere (as I am unable to comment on Stack Overflow) I clarified that this is the Messenger share from the app details page. This looks like a bug on the Facebook side, as this reproduces for me.
For context, I am an engineer working on the Facebook Instant Games team. We will look into fixing this and update here when it is fixed.
I have got a webpage where people are able to chat together and see each other through a webcam. Now for some reason i cannot set this option in chrome to always allow the camera.
Is there a way to let dalekjs do that work for me? Or any suggestion on how to pre-set this in chrome? Thanks in advance!
I do not know if there is a flag for enabling the camera access, or on the other hand, disabling the dialog that asks for permission; but if there is one, you can apply it using your Dalekfile like described in this pull request: https://github.com/dalekjs/dalek-browser-chrome/pull/8
I have Gmail and all language settings I could find there are set to US English.
However, when I type "googlemaps" in my search bar and click on the link https://maps.google.com/ it will show me the map in Arabic language which I can not read. Does anybody know what I need to do in order to set it back to English?
There are two ways to do this that do not require logging in to a Google account.
Cookies: Go to google.com/ncr. This will set a cookie in your browser saying that you want to view the US English version of Google. This will apply to all google services such as Maps until you clear cookies.
Query strings: You can also just append ?hl=en to the end of the URL. For example: maps.google.com?hl=en. If you want to do it this way, it's worth reading about how query strings are formatted since you might run into issues if one is already in the URL.
Ok, I finally found it out myself. I share to maybe allow someone else with the same annoying problem to save some valuable time of his life.
First I went to this page: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2539428?hl=en&rd=1
Point 1 holds a link to Search Settings which I clicked. Now with me, this new page rendered in Arabic. I had to click around until I found some language selections with radio buttons. There I selected english and saved with the blue shaped button. After that, finally no more Arabic. HTH
Just log in to your Google account. Click the 'Log In' blue button at your upper left. It should solve the problem, if you've saved English as you preferred language.
I am making a mobile app with adobe air 3.9 and in the registration form, I wish to make email text-field have a keyboard or soft-keyboard type as email (i.e. having a button for ".com" and "#" in the soft-keyboard)and age to have numbers only.
I see some helps around but none gets me a clear idea.
Can anyone help me with a quick tutorial or a code snippet.
Thanks
Saurabh
Use NativeText, look here for the great article:
http://blogs.adobe.com/cantrell/archives/2011/09/native-text-input-with-stagetext.html
here's a tutorial
Just be aware there are two SkinClasses for TextInput and TextArea, MobileSkin and StageSkin. StageSkin can control the softkeyboard, but has scaling issues. MobileSkin can't control the softkeyborad, but doesn't have scaling issues. Follow this bug and related issues for more info about that.
I'm working on a project for a User Interface Design class, so the emphasis is on the UI being as nice to use and non-annoying as possible. I would like to display a message to the user after they've clicked save, for example, without requiring them to click an OK button. I'm thinking of the kind of thing you see in gmail if you send a message or do some other actions, where a message appears on the screen, but the message disappears after you do something else.
I'm sure there's a way to do this in Flex (I'm using 4.6), but I just don't know what it is. I'm pretty new to Flex and I'm having trouble finding anything via Google, because the results keep showing confirmations messages in Alerts; I don't know the search terms to get the results I'm looking for.
Anyway if anyone has ideas or links or anything, I'd really appreciate the help.
Here's a nice Toast library for flex (flex-toasterlib).
And here's a different Toast class in the adobe forums (adobe forums).