I want to make a plug in or an add on for the windows OneNote application but all I can find is the OneNote API. Correct me if I'm wrong but that API is not to make an add on so I need some other resource that I can learn from.
For example, creating something that will manipulate the text in OneNote.
there is a COM API that you can use that works with Windows OneNote. Documentation here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/jj680118.aspx
Separately there is an open source sample here: https://github.com/onenotedev/vanillaaddin
This is for a plugin for OneNote. It is also possible to do this as an external Windows or console app.
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I would like to use Telegram API for Windows Phone 8. Though unlike other platforms, Telegram doesn't provide source code for Windows Phone. This is unfortunate because it creates a lot of problems for those who want to use it. From my research people mention using REST Service to accomplish that. Though no one showed any exact solution for how to accomplish it. I also read about using RPC calls to accomplish it. I don't know how to do that and I would greatly appreciate someone who could explain step by step to how to implement Telegram in ones app. Big Thanks!
If you need to see source code of an app using the Telegram API you should take a look at github.
There are a lot of apps there using this API:
API, Protocol documentation
Documentation for Telegram API is available here: http://core.telegram.org/api
Documentation for MTproto protocol is available here: http://core.telegram.org/mtproto
Take a look at this one https://telegram.org/apps#telegram-for-wp
You can browser their source code there downloading the zip. Unfortunatelly Stackoverflow does not permit we post a step by step walkthrough of using an API.
We have a web based system that we are looking at replacing our existing "help system" from uploading flash videos directly to our website to instead "embedding" content we upload to our vimeo account. We have setup a vimeo pro account and these videos need to be "private" i.e. not accessible to the general public. Which API version should I use? And do you have any sample code in say PHP I could take a peek at with the functionality we are after
The Advanced and Simple API's will no longer receive new features, and soon you will not be able to create new apps for them.
Vimeo has moved towards a unified API, which you can read about at http://developer.vimeo.com/api. Make sure to use the api through api.vimeo.com, not vimeo.com/api/rest/v2.
Vimeo has an official PHP library, with some very basic examples that you can see at http://github.com/vimeo/vimeo.php
I have a Chrome Packaged App that I want to be able to graph data for the user. I would ideally like to interface with something along the lines of the Charts/Visualization API, but I'm trying to find a solution that will work offline, possibly through integration with other apps or within my app specifically. Is there a way to insert a Google Chart or something very similar into my packaged app? Is there an API or feature I am unaware of that would make this feasible?
Unfortunately the Google Charts library cannot be downloaded for inclusion in a packaged app due to their terms and conditions:
Sorry; our terms of service do not allow you to download and save or host the google.load or google.visualization code.
- Google Charts FAQ
That said, there are many excellent Javascript libraries that are available for download which you could include with your packaged app and use as if they were included from a remote source.
This stack overflow question should help you decide between the various options. You should then download the Javascript files for the library you chose and place them within the folder of your packaged app and then use them like any local Javascript that you've written.
Is there any way of programmatically adding a new note to OneNote via a Windows Phone 8 app? I know I can't interact directly with the OneNote app, but wondering if there's a way to add directly to the Personal (Web) file on SkyDrive via an API or sending an email or whatever. I've done some searching and I'm guessing not, but can't hurt to ask, right?
You can connect so SkyDrive via the Live Connect API. There's a tutorial for interacting with SkyDrive from Windows Phone here. I've not tried interacting with a OneNote file but if it's on SkyDrive, it should be accessible.
Having said that, OneNote uses a proprietary format and I'm not sure if there's an API you can call on the phone to create OneNote pages programmatically. It does have an interface which you could look into but it seems you might need to do that server side and interact via a web service from your app.
I am new using google scripts and drive-sdk.
I'd like to call the copy functionality of drive-sdk. When I try it, I get a message that says I need authentication.
Where can I find an example of how can I authenticate from a google script to authenticate de drive-sdk?
Thanks in advance.
Biagio
Have a look at the Google's Drive SDK docs regarding authentication.
https://developers.google.com/drive/quickstart-php is a good example in PHP. other languages they have quickstart examples for: Java, Python, .NET, Ruby, Javascript, Go, and Objective-C/iOS
First, view Google's information on authorising with the Drive API.
Then, choose which language you wish to use, I would reccomend JavaScript (or Node.js) if you want to play around or are making a web app.
If you wish, you can view a simplified explanation of the OAuth2.0 flow.
To clarify, the basic steps you can use to get going in JavaScript (as an example) are:
View this official Google getting started page
Set up the Drive API in the Google Developers Console
Copy the code from the getting started page
Ensure you place your ClientID from the Google Developer console into the copied code
Install Python if you haven't already (version 2 or 3)
Start the web server using Python (python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000 for version 2) and load 'http://localhost:8000/quickstart.html' into your web browser