When open the sample app from the link provided here, the sample opens as shown below. I then enter the Translator service key in the first input box. But when I click on the Get Languages button to select a language, the entire sample app disappear. I tried it several times but to no avail. I'm using Windows-10 Pro 1903
Question: What I may be missing here and how can we make it work?
this seems like a bug in our Sample App? It'd be great if you can file an issue on our GitHub repo here for tracking and resolution.
You could also try cloning our repo to build the sample app locally, see video about setting that up here, that way you could see the actual exception occurring and provide a bit more detail in the issue (or see what needs to be fixed and submit a PR).
Thanks!
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I am trying to set up IBM Watson Assistant Web Chat and from the documentation, it seems pretty simple (just do the config and copy and paste the embed code) https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/assistant?topic=assistant-deploy-web-chat
However, I have found that when I paste this onto my website, navigating to a different page or reloading will just refresh the session. This is not what I want as I want the session to continue off from where it was in the chat (and for all this to be displayed in the window). I have tried looking through the detailed documentation as well, but there doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for: https://web-chat.global.assistant.watson.cloud.ibm.com/docs.html?to=
I have also tried passing in the userid but still on navigation the chat refreshes.
Does anyone know if there's a way to solve this? I really need a solution since the same problem occurs on the live chat integration I have set up with salesforce.
Thanks, in advance
A feature update to support session history is coming soon.
First I have to apologize because English is not my native language and also because I'm just starting in developing. Sorry for all of that.
My question is that when I deploy my app script as a web app the page does not work; but when I used the "Test web app for your latest code" it does work. I don't understand why in the first case (the url finishes with a \exec) appears an error and in the second works nice (the url finishes with a \dev).
The Google Drive error is : The file cannot be opened at this time. Please check the address and try again.
I'm so confused because the web app was working nice, and suddenly it started to show that error, but I did not change anything in the code.
I don´t know if it is related with permissions. I've tried to create new versions but it does not solve it.
Any idea how can I solved it?
I've been a passive StackOverflow user for more than a decade now. I don't really think this is the place to ask this but Google Developers Help page referred me here.
Adwords has been updating to a beta version and I'm a heavy user of its Scripts console, but recently, when I want to ad a new script with the big red button, it starts loading and then this message displays: "There was a problem loading the script. Please try again later"
I've already tried with Chrome and Safari, a cookieless browser and with a different account and nothings seems to work. I also Google the error and there is nothing. I don't think I'm the only person experiencing this, do you have any solution?
I couldn't reproduce your problem and was able to create scripts—however, I've noticed quite a lot of bugs in the new web interface (to be fair, they say it's still in beta).
But as a workaround, just use the Return to previous AdWords link in the three dot option menu, which will take you back to the old interface. I could well imagine that you'll be able to add a new script there.
I'm new to Google Apps Script. I'm working my way through some simple example code, putting together a very simple UI in the Script Editor. After I add each element, I'd like to be able to refresh the browser view to see the latest update. (I'm publishing the script as a Web App.)
So, I add an element to the Ui via script, save my script, and then refresh the browser window. (I've already saved a version and published the script, so I already have a browser window open with that url.) The update is not reflected after the refresh.
It seems the reason is because I didn't save a new version after making the change. If I save a new version, publish the new version, and THEN refresh, I do see the latest version of the UI.
Saving a new version and re-publishing is a very slow way to review my changes as I make them. Is there some other way to preview Ui changes without having to slog through these steps? I'm not using the GUI Builder, just writing code.
I see the advantage of version management in the bigger picture, but for my situation it makes things quite cumbersome!
I did see a post from June that seemed to ask the same question (How to quickly test saved code in Google Sites?) and there wasn't a solution offered, but I'm not sure if there were other factors in his code that wouldn't apply to me.
Thank you! Carrie
There is a "special" url for that... so you see your changes directly when you save the script.
see screen captures below, it shows up in both screens.
I'd like to try my hand at some Chrome Extension Development. The most I have done with extensions is writing some small Greasemonkey scripts in the past.
I would like to use localStorage to store some data and then reveal the data on a extension button click later on. (Its seems like this would be done with a popup page)
How do I run a script everytime a page from lets say http://www.facebook.com/* is loaded?
How do I get access to the page? I think based off my localStorage requirement I would have to go down the background_page route (correct?) Can the background page and popup page communicate across the localStorage?
UPDATE:
I'm actually looking to learn the "Chrome way". I'm not really looking to run an existing Greasemonkey script
Google actually has some pretty good documentation on creating extensions. I recommend thoroughly reading the following two articles if you haven't already done so:
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/getstarted.html
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/overview.html
If you want to give your extension access when the user browses to Facebook, you'll need to declare that in the extension's manifest.
Unless you're wanting to save data beyond the life of the browser process, you probably don't need to use local storage. In-memory data can just be stored as part of the background page.
Content scripts (which run when you load a page) and background pages (which exist for the duration of the browser process) can communicate via message passing, which is described here:
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/messaging.html
Overall, I'd suggest spending some time browsing the Developer's Guide and becoming familiar with the concepts and examples.
Chrome has a feature to automatically convert greasemonkey scripts to extensions!