I am unable to submit my app for review in the Microsoft app store, and when I upload my csv and resources, it accepts them and says complete, but the submit button is still greyed out and unclickable, then The page reloads, and it still says incomplete.
Here's a link to the image : https://imgur.com/VY0Evsf
CSV file doesn't complete everything, you need to go into your Store Listing (English) and make sure every field is filled properly. There surely is something missing in there, that is why it is incomplete.
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Scenario: user is able to upload multiple files by drag & drop or file dialog, the uploading and tracking works fine, but now the user wants a retry function.
situation:
user tries to upload form
form gets rejected for lack of content
user fixes form while still in web-session
user saves form that is on local computer
user clicks retry
at step 5 I am having trouble understanding how i can retrieve that changed file, i have a file object that contains the original file info, ive tried creating a new instance of a file object using the file name, but im beginning to think theres not a way to accomplish this because i would be programatically accessing the users computer to update the file.
any thoughts or help would be amazing!
would be programatically accessing the users computer to update the
file.
You can't do this programatically . File input is readonly one way for security issue. You can only reach with clicking it
I am able to load and display files using the HTMLLoader class. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/html/HTMLLoader.html
Problem is, when a user navigates to a download link or an upload button, nothing happens. I heard somewhere that any downloads get sent over to the user's main document folder. Anyway to intercept this and get some details? Someone in my browsing history suggested to somehow get it using the Socket class to fetch it's data and control where it would go using the File class. I couldn't make out the demonstration.
Bonus question...what properties do I have to set to make Google understand that this browser is not a bot? I get this in plain text when trying to navgiate to http://www.google.com . It's other services work completely fine though.
Google
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I have a Box application that has Even Notifications enabled for all events. I tested it with multiple accounts and triggering different events; it works fine. I use InkFilePicker to choose a file from Box. Following the InkFilePicker link also works fine.
The way this works (as I understand), InkFilePicker downloads a copy of the file from Box to S3 and gives me a URL that points to the copy. Then how come I don't get notified of the download?
What I'm trying to do is
Let a user choose a Box file.
Get this file's id to process its Event Notifications.
I asked them and this was their response:
We don't download a file from your box. The file is uploaded from your
box account when you select a file and hit upload. As a developer you
can see these files in your admin account.
I am trying to write a script that will write either gmail messages, or complete threads, with a given label (probably, unless some can tell me how to detect if something is ticked) to local files.
I am alright with retrieving the messages or threads, it's the last bit, saving locally.
I have looked at creating a document from the contents of the messages and doing a getAs("application/PDF"), but I still run into the issue of how to save that locally.
To put this another way, I am trying to automate the "Print All" "Save as PDF" functionality.
Thanks in advance.
ContentService has a capability called downloadAsFile which allows you to set up your web app such as that when the user visits a link a file starts downloading.
You can see an example of this here in Github and I do a walkthrough in this video.
Building a workflow that allows a file to be dynamically moved via user input (renames, the whole works). Using the Service Action, a web service will rename and move the file based on user input fields and some other behind the scenes processing. However, once the service runs and the window closes, the file is move but the user experience goes bad. The file keeps refreshing in the preview pane, redirects back to the root, and nothing works right until you navigate away.
The ideal solution would be the for the file to be moved and the user moved to the next file in the folder (or at minimum kept in the folder) as we're looking at a "processing" folder.
Is there any ideal best practice? Do I simply just need to copy the file instead of move and then run a delete routine after-the-fact?
It may be best for you to contact Box via email at API at Box dot com to explain better what your application is trying to accomplish. Generally describing the business case helps us resolve questions like this more quickly.