Is there any documentation or anywhere that notes how to customize the Jira Support Desk Embedded Widget behaviors? I want the widget to avoid asking a question and go straight to the Knowledge base and provide the customer with blank support desk ticket. Is this possible? How is it done?
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I want to implement social sharing buttons for my website. One of them should be for the facebook messenger.
I've searched everywhere to see if the app_id prop in the url params is required or optional. Here is the example from the official documentation:
<a href=”fb-messenger://share/?link= https%3A%2F%2Fdevelopers.facebook.com%2Fdocs%2Fsharing%2Freference%2Fsend-dialog&app_id=123456789”>Send In Messenger</a>
The official documentation (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/messenger/web/) doesn't say anything on the topic so I decided to ask this question here.
Can anyone help me with this? Thanks!
Usually Facebook adds (optional) to the parameters that are optional check below
But keep in mind:
Starting August 15, 2019, updated versions of the Messenger app will no longer support Share to Messenger SDK. Businesses and developers might need to make modifications to their app to trigger native OS sharing. People will be able to share content to Messenger using the native sharing features that is built into their devices
I am working on a Liferay project and we developed our own widgets. And also our own sites of course. Now I have the problem that a specific widget is not available for a certain site. I can deploy it everywhere else, but not on this site.
Does anybody have an idea where this problem is coming from?
Greetings,
Michael
P.S. Please let me know if my question is not specific enough, I dont know how to be more clear here.
As you mention that
you can deploy the widget on any other site
you can't deploy the widget on any page in a specific site
I'm assuming that you're suffering from a lack of permissions. You can try to work around by becoming a global Administrator (I'm assuming that you're Site Administrator or Organization Administrator in the other sites, where you can add the widget).
Another alternative is that you're trying to add the widget to a site (or page) that's built from Templates that can't be changed: In that case, you'd not have any widget in the "Add Widget" menu though, if you have the "Add Widget" menu at all.
You may also want to check the overall permissions available for your custom widget in the Roles/Define Permission dialog and make sure that you're defining the correct permissions for your widget (e.g. check your widget's default.xml and its declaration)
I sign up for DoubleClick for Publishers and created account. My company is video content hosting, and we want to add VAST for the player. We had found examples of VAST/ VPID/ VMAP xml here: https://developers.google.com/interactive-media-ads/docs/sdks/flash/tags but I'm not sure how to generate those links form DoubleClick for Publishers interface. Can someone write just simple steps how to do that from there, and I will look into it.
Did you checked out this thread from Google Help Forum? Actually there are some pretty good advises and directions where to go. Also what you need is called invocation code. You will need to put it in your players's javascript section in HTML.
Don't know if it's still relevant (since +2.5 years passed since the question was asked), but as reference, VAST tags can be generated following the steps detailed in this DFP Help Center article.
since info about this matter is scarce I would like to start a topic asking if anyone knows if its possible to develop custom shorcuts for the new Action Center in windows phone 8.1. We already know we can choose from a list of pre defined shorcuts, but addtional info about making your own would be appreciated (links, personal experience, API knowledge, etc)
There is no API or option for a 3rd party app to feature in the Action Center list of shortcuts at this time.
I need to create a widget for my website that has tabs at the top depending on genre. I've seen it on a site (www.unseen-music.com) but wondering if it's a website developing thing or whether it is possible to do it solely through the soundcloud widgets?
You could create sets with songs filtered by genre, embed these sets as widgets and then style them to be part of tabs.
Or you could indeed use a programming language and retrieve sounds by genre from the API. Then you could build a UI for playing these sounds and it could have tabs – that would not use Widget API at all, but would use HTTP API and possibly if you want some of the SDKs.