I have a legacy website that has been hosted n running fine
. Now I want to send email notification with date and time, when user visit that site. I don't have the source code. Is it possible to send email without actually needing the source code. Any help would be appreciated. If u can show me the direction, u r a life saver. Thank you for your time.
Do you know about Google Analytics? It wont send you email notification but it tracks and reports your website traffic. It also has a real time reporting API enables you to request real time data — for example, real time activity on your website.
visit: https://www.google.com/analytics/
It's very easy to setup.
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I'm new to iOS development and I'm trying to make an app that tracks my student loans. I would like to have the app simply display a balance found on the loan's website and build on that behavior. I've got my app to open up safari to the website but I'd like more of a web-crawling behavior so it's done in the background. This web-crawler needs to be able to login to the website and then find a field with the loan balance value..
I've looked up several ways on how to do this but I can't get any of them to work with my novice level of experience with swift. If anyone has a recommendation and a direction to go with this, that would be great.
Thanks in advance!
I've written an app to get my uni's schedules, payment records, and grades by bypassing the login and gain access to API used by the website.
The step you could take are probably very similar to mine
Find out how the website authenticate its users (could be by cookie, session id's etc) You need to have some knowledge on web too. You can use the network tab on Chrome/Brave/Safari or any other browser to see what the website is doing when you click on 'login' for example. You could use Charles too, 30 days of trial should be enough.
After authentication succeed, track what API route the website use to get the datas to html. See what information you need to access the API route. Postman would be very handy to see the JSON response by the API.
To parse the response, you can use URLSession or networking library like Alamofire to get the job done.
If you want to see how I did it, here's the GitHub repo.
As title says...
BUT, I've made a web app for output some result based on a data search using parameters submitted in a google form in my google site.
I work in a school so no way that all teachers has, or want to use, or want to waste time just for know which labs are available in some time slots.
I really need that everyone can run web app ... obviously I deployed it with access anyone, even anonimous but
https://sites.google.com/itsluigicasale.gov.it/prenotazionilab/trova-un-laboratorio-libero
have I made some errors?
is there any workaround?
I'd like to use it without access or ask for permission for the users
Good Afternoon all,
I've hit a major rock at the moment in developing my e form. Just to give you a brief I've designed a e form for delivery drivers to scan barcodes of items and get receipients to sign off deliveries out in the field.
I currently have the option to navigate using the using
I have the function at the moment to send sms which is < a href:"sms+44111111;?&body=Hi">Send Message works perfectly, however, I want to send the message without the user opening the messages on the android phone.So once they click send message, it essentially does, without viewing it prior? Is this just an add on to this code? I can't seem to find any answers on the web?
Any help on this matter is much appreciated
Software, that can send text messages (SMS) without allowing the user to review and potentially cancel them is malware. I assume, this is not what you want to develop.
The usual options are:
Send the message from the server via a suitabe SMS gateway (either a commercial API or roll your own)
Allow the user to review and potentially cancel the SMS (i.e. make it non-mission-critical)
I am going to develop an asp.net website. My problem is think that now my site is published on the internet. 100 Users are already logged to my website. And they opened customer registration form in the website. So we know that when user log to a website he is sending a get request for the specific page. Then the server is sending that page in HTML format and it destroy the page from the server side.
So think that after server sent the customer registration form to the user I am going to do a update to my website. What I am doing is removing some input fields from the customer registration form. So imagine that at the user's end he can see 10 textboxes but my updated version will only contain 5 textboxes. So now what? What is going to happen? Is this lead to an error?
I just took a small example. Think that this situation occur in the middle of a transaction.
What is the scenario that use to update a website that already published and always have online users?.
Just Recycle the Application pool, this will make a new request for the online users. Like a fresh start.
I am trying to retrieve the data from a website after the script successfully logs in. I am able to fetch the data from the website but it seems it just giving me the information from the website prior to the website of the login. Any help would be really appreciated
If you are trying to create a software to fetch data of a site after login, you might have to handle sessions and cookies as that's how a site knows a user if logged in or not.