regarding the patch for PayPal Instant Payment Notification (IPN), i'm not using Paypal IPN, infact in my account IPN has not configured, so i would like to ask you, do i have to install the pacth anyway?
Thank you very much
Yes, you can install super 8167 is for security purpose in future may be you Need paypal to your website so i suggest you can install.
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so far so many Dapp developers have made so many Dapps which are integrated with MetaMask or other similar extensions like Parity and Web3.js.
Is there any idea or suggestion about developing one without all those extensions mentioned above ?
Thank you.
There are mostly two reasons these extensions exist:
The user shouldn't need to trust the website to provide their. blockchain data source, and more importantly, users should never have to trust a web app with their account's private key.
Of course you can make sites without those guarantees, but to do that kind of misses the point of decentralizing trust.
I've recently came across a project in alpha: https://fortmatic.com
It gets rid of the need to use DApps without extensions. Docs seems pretty good, was able to get things working pretty fast. It triggers a modal in an iframe for user auth (similar to Stripe or Plaid) - imo this feels like a better ux as the end users never have to leave the main dapp experience
I have used omnipay before in a laravel project to process payments but i want be able to manage paypal subscriptions. can omnipay do this? If not can someone point me in the right direction.
thanks a lot!
Yes. It is not documented very well but the omnipay rest gateway exposes the subscription methods (even when it's own documentation says it doesn't).
Omnipay does not support it in a standard structure (see this thread) but it is encouraging people to implement them within gateways in the hope of being able to see the common structure and standardise it eventually.
If you look carefully you will find a few drivers support subscriptions (braintree, paypal and stripe all spring to mind) but they are all custom.
No. As per the readme.
Omnipay does not cover recurring payments or billing agreements, and so those features are not included in this package. Extensions to this gateway are always welcome.
I am a web developer. I know how to build websites from scratch using html, css, javascript etc.. but I want to give WordPress a try.
Before I start, I need to know if I can build my website without owning a domain or not?
Thanks
Depends if you want your website to be online or offline.
If you want it to be offline, you won't need a domain or a webspace. Just install XAMPP or WAMP like Diego said.
If you want it to be online, your Wordpress files need to be uploaded on a webspace (you could also get free hosting on http://www.bplaced.net/?lang=en) and if you don't want an own domain, you could use the IP address to reach your website.
The best option is to use the XAMPP and forget everything that confuses you for now.
You can get the detailed information here at http://wordpress.org
No, you don't necessarily need a domain name to have a Wordpress site. Just go to http://www.wordpress.com and create a free account. You won't need any technical know-how for making and publishing the blog, it's all done for you automatically and you'll get your free sub-domain as [username].wordpress.com.
I would like to publish an app in google play, but I want to restrict the downloading under password or something like that. Is it possible? Is there any alternative?
Many thanks in advance,
Short Answer:
No.
Slightly Long Answer:
Applications available on Google Play cannot be downloaded only after a user authenticates. Any such feature will have to be implemented withing your application. At best, if this feature is needed for monetary reasons, publish a paid application.
Since the OP isn't descriptive beyond what you are looking for as a feature, it will be difficult to suggest an option / alternative that might suit your requirement. However, if you have a server setup that can communicate with the app, you can implement a feature which requires users, upon installation and running your app, to Sign Up for a new account and/or Login if already registered.
Again, I will circle back to the original point. Any such feature will have to implemented within the application itself. Google Play does not have such a feature.
how do i configure Hudson Findbugs plugin to send a notification mail if a new failure is detected?
thx
That's what the description for the plugin states as features:
Failure threshold to mark a build as unstable
Configurable project health support
The first one won't help you. The second one might give you a chance to fail the build when new failures are detected.
This plug-in is developed and
maintained by Ullrich Hafner. Please
use the Hudson mailing lists or issue
tracker to ask questions, create
feature request or bug reports, since
I don't read the comment section on
this page regularly.
Since this a very special question, you might be better of using the mailing list. If enough people ask, he might update the plugin documentation.