BUG: Exporting as PDF while not on superuser account occurs. The first 1-2 images load into the PDF file and the rest do not.
I utilize Google apps scripts and to eliminate that as the issue I did the process manually. I went to the google doc. File-> Export As-> PDF.
It produced the same BUG. When following those same steps logged in as superuser it downloaded the full file and all images.
I have tried:
Multiple Browsers
Removing all app permissions on the account
Different PDF programs
Smaller file sizes (Max 8mb - Min 2mb)
All which kept producing the same issue.
The weird thing is if I click 'File-> Export As-> (Anything EXCEPT Pdf)'. All of the images load.
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I am using a website which has short video clips (10-15 seconds). I want to download those video clips but when I Right Click -> Copy Video Address, it copies a blob link (blob:https://www.getstoryclips.com/3055dd66-9764-45fe-a1c5-f932ec57ae25). Now I have done some research on blob links and understand that chrome uses blobs to save data on the client side locally.
Which naturally brings me to this problem, If chrome has already downloaded those videos in the form of blobs, how can I get those videos from chrome's local blob storage? I tried searching Google Chrome's local directories but did not find anything there. Does Google Chrome restrict access to its blob storage or am I missing something else here?
I had a similar question when I downloaded a zip from Mega.nz who also store it as a blob. For some reason however after I chose where to save it to, it didn't materialise there. There was no file? Instead of downloading the entire zip again I searched the browser directory for large files (since it was quite large) and found only one, the exact size of my intended zip.
It was in \profile\data\File System\002\p\00\ and was called "00000000" I copied it and renamed it to a zip and I could view it's contents fine. So the blob files ARE indeed stored locally until you clear the websites cache.
So you might be able to clear your entire browsers cache then watch one of those videos then search around in the "File System" folder and see if you can find it. Then rename it to .mp4 or .ts or whatever.
I am not able to save a new notebook in my Google Drive environment.
Google Colaboratory works with predefined notebooks such as Hello, Colaboratory, but I am not able to save any into my Drive folder.
I have the Colaboratory app allowed in the Google Drive settings and really dont know how to solve it. Colaboratory communicates with Drive - it even creates the notebook files in the Google Drives folder, but when loading any notebook file it always report following Notebook loading error
There was an error loading this notebook. Ensure that the file is accessible and try again.
Neither the details of the error help much:
Failed to fetch TypeError: Failed to fetch
I was playing with the access rights of both the file and the folder and could not find any solution.
Update: Chrome 64.0.3282.167 (64 bit); Windows 10 1709. I use two users on the Chrome. Creating Notebooks works normally on different computers with my username.
This is the output from console:
Chrome Console Output
On Google Chrome, I was seeing this issue randomly and it mentioned not being able to load the file /some/google/path/thats/gone/because/this/fixed/it/client.js. I tried clearing my cache and hard reloading, and sure enough, Colab starting working again.
As with standard cookies, third-party cookies are placed so that a site can remember something about you at a later time. Both are typically used to store surfing and personalization preferences and tracking information.
Google's colaboratory uses third party cookies and your browser most likely has them disabled.
Navigate to your browser settings, search for cookies and enable third party cookies. This should hopefully fix your problem.
I had the same problem, and I just disabled AdBlock on google Colab in everything works perfectly.
try to close/pause AdBlock and reload the page, it works for me.
I am trying to build a Google Chrome Extension which does the following -
1) Gets activated when someone visits my site say http://example.com
2) When someone downloads a file from my site , http://example.com, it starts monitoring that file for changes.
3) If the user edits and saves that file, it uploads the modified file back to the system.
My site is a niche document management system for a particular industry. Users dont want to downloads files, edit and then re-upload again. They want the files to be uploaded as soon as they save on their side. Its mostly for .docx, .xlsx files.
I tried to look at the Google chrome apis, but couldnt locate the appropriate ones. Any help would be useful.
Thanks!
As per your description, I believe chrome.downloads is what you want.
Use the chrome.downloads API to programmatically initiate, monitor, manipulate, and search for downloads.
To monitor, you could listen to chrome.downloads.onCreated and chrome.downloads.onChanged
I have hosted a HTML file created on my PC (along with a stylesheet) on Google Drive using the script described here.
I have given out the link and it seems to be working fine (no reported issues from those I've sent it to).
I have just discovered a minor omission from the file, I need to add another sentence. This should be ridiculously easy on a PC, I could just open it on notepad!
I can't find a way to edit it on Google Drive, the only connected apps are the viewer and Docs.
The viewer, as the name suggests, will only let me view the HTML, and the docs app won't let me save it back to the original file.
Obviously I could download it then upload again, but from experience it will probably give me a different URL.
Is there any way for me to do this while keeping the link the same, as I have already given the address out?
Currently you can't. You can only preview html files, that is preview the code or preview the rendered content, but you cannot natively edit the code. You have two options:
use a third party extension, such as Neutron Drive or Drive Notepad.
install the Google Drive Desktop App, edit your files locally and save. Changes will be uploaded automatically.
I have just used HTML Editey chrome app
You can do this through file revisions. Hopefully, Google adds another way, but using the revision feature works for me. To revise your file, click the check mark in the Google Drive file list, click more, and then click "Manage revisions...". In the box that pops up, click upload new revision and then you're set.
You may also be able to edit html files stored in google drive through other plugins, but I do not use any at this time to know of them.
Update!
go to drive right click your html file
choose "open with" then "connect more apps"
when app library pop up search for "notepad" then choose "drivenotepad"
after it connect to drive, select it, you will get code editor.
I've observed a strange behavior of Google Drive when I uploaded several files in a row to Google Drive by calling Google Drive APIs.
Everything seems working properly, I can get correct response back from API, such as file ID and URL. But when I looked into the folder where I uploaded files by web browser, files are sometimes missing.
This issue can be resolved by accessing the following URL which should not be necessary.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/<file ID>/edit
Could it be a Google Drive bug?
I've had the same problem. Usually the file would appear after some time. But sometimes not at all!
I've also noticed discrepancies between files shown in the web UI and files shown in the Google Drive directory on my PC. I would chalk this up to Drive's bugs.
Google drive still does this.
Files can take a long time to appear on the web gui. Similarly deleted files can remain on the web gui for a long time (and you get an error if you click on them).
I would really love a way to make drive more responsive.
İf you are uploading your files inside a folder then this might cause a problem. Make sure that parent folder exists for the file that you upload.