I have been searching and I couldn't find it in Yammer's documentation, can anyone give me a list of the config options for the Yammer embed? Or a link to where I can find a full list and not just the five that they choose to give in their documentation.
The options documented are the only configuration options that exist for Yammer Embed. If you need more control, it might be better to use the REST APIs.
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Currently I am working on a project where it's next feature it's to block downloads on demand for a specific file/folder via API. The problem is that, I am not able to find that functionality in the docs.
There are Permissions to change, but neither of the options are to block downloads. I also discovered an attribute called capabilities.CanDownload, but unfortunately is none writable attr. I kept searching but I found nothing.
I was wondering is someone had the same issue and resolved it.
Thanks
From the user interface you can see that download permissions can be disabled for readers and commenters:
To achieve the same with the Drive API, you need to use the method Files:update and set the property copyRequiresWriterPermission to true
The POST and GET actions on /notebooks have a userRole property that indicates if the user can perform read/write operations on a Notebook. I'd like to change this programmatically to allow things like sharing notebooks with other users. I've looked through the documentation but haven't found anything that lets me change the userRole for a notebook, section or page.
Is such a thing possible?
Unfortunately, there is no API to do that right now. If you would like to suggest that this be added, please go to the OneNote API Uservoice site to vote: https://onenote.uservoice.com/forums/245490-onenote-apis
I am trying to using Box API to get comments that have been made on the files and folders.
I have tried looking at the box content api but could not find anything useful. Am I missing something here?
AS is usually the case it turns out I was not digging real deeply into the documentation.
Here is the link to the documentation for accessing comments in the box.com api.
https://developers.box.com/docs/#comments
The link explains it really well. I cant really think of copying and pasting it here since I wont be adding anything. The key concept in box.com api is the authentication and after that one can simply pass parameters for file_id and then post and go to /comments url and get the response. Then comes the sifting of comments which can also be done using the api.
I'm researching if Google drive might be an appropriate platform for us to host a resource library for a web application we are building. I would like to know if the new(?) file properties are programmatically searchable yet - didn't see any examples in the search section here: https://developers.google.com/drive/search-parameters.
Thanks!
They are not searchable, yet, sorry. This feature will be coming soon. Google agree that this would be an awesome and required feature to make the new properties feature fully effective.vg
I know this is super old but if anyone comes across this, Google Drive does support searching properties and appProperties for files now. See here.
i'm trying to make a chrome extension and I need the have an options page where the user is able to login. this way the extension knows who he is and can retrieve specific data from a server.
I'm not sure how to do this. Any one has a tutorial page or, better yet, a sample code?
thank you all!
A number of extensions use OAuth or OpenID for authentication. There is a tutorial for OAuth on code.google.com. You could also just use a username/password and make a XHR request to validate them. It really depends on the site and what authentication methods it offers.
You need an authentication engine... In other words you need to have a backend for your chrome extension which handles logging in and logging out. This is extremely easy to do. You can use a backend as a service if it's a small project (look at Parse or Firebase) or write your own backend using a framework like Ruby on Rails.
http://rubyonrails.org/; https://www.parse.com/; https://www.firebase.com/
Options pages are well documented on the official docs, including sample code.