Using auto-it I need a to find the most recently opened tab in Google chrome and close it, I have absolutely no idea how to approach this, so any help would be greatly appreciated
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I'm wondering if anyone knows about "Knew Tab" or a related extension for Chrome that I can download. If so, can you provide me with a access to it? Apparently, Knew Tab is no longer available, and I've emailed several other developers who have created something similar a while ago to no avail. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hey I'm making a chrome extension in HTML and I want the extensions to do automatic tasks like buying an item automatically for example, kind of like a sniper. But I don't know if it is possible and if it is I don't know how. So it would be nice if someone could explain to me or link a website that explains it well cause I didn't find any. Thank you
I am integrating Google Maps with jQuery Mobile and .NET. I am following the Google Code (example 4) documentation here: http://jquery-ui-map.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/demos/jquery-mobile-example.html#jquery-mobile-example-4.html
I've been careful in transferring the code, but I keep receiving a blank frame. The map doesn't show up in the frame.
Anyone else run into this problem? Any recommendations on additional documentation, tutorials, videos, and reading?
I greatly appreciate anyone's time and help, thank you.
I think your problem is outlined here : http://www.smashinglabs.pl/gmap/examples
If, for any reason, any dimension of div will be equal 0 during
loading process, maps will stop working correctly. It is quite common
issue while loading tabs, accordions, etc.
He goes on to outline specific problem resolutions. Some of them:
Try calling the 'refresh' function manually google.maps.event.trigger($('#map').data('gmap').gmap, 'resize');
If your #map container doesn't have a set size, it will default to 0x0 by normal HTML/CSS standards. Try setting a size manually, say 300x300
etc...
It might be the google loader api key? (If you copy paste). Get any JS errors?
As Phill said, post some code and we'll be able to help you better.
If you are using jquery.ui.maps thats the wrong syntax. From what i can tell you are using another plugin.
Thank you for your time and help. After more research and additional help from others, I was able to find a Google Maps solution to get me moving more quickly. A great conversation that outlines resources I studied, used, and highlighted can be found in this google groups discussion.
I'm trying to get a start in programming by writing a Chrome extension similar to the Smart Bookmarks Bar extension for Firefox. Java seems straightforward enough, and I can probably figure out the specifics of building an extension but I can't find out what commands I need to change the rendering of the bookmarks.
1)Does anyone know where I could find the relevant documentation?
2)Does anyone know of extensions that interact with bookmark rendering I could take a look at the source code of?
Everything you can do with the bookmarks is listed in the API:
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/dev/bookmarks.html
(and as someone said here on SO: java is related to javascript as a car is related to a carpet :] )
I'm looking for a way to expose Google-Search functionality on my site so that chrome users can use context-sensitive searching (e.g:)
Chrome Search http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/7762/chromesearch.png
I know YouTube is owned by Google, but I couldn't remember which 3rd party sites I had seen this feature work on before. Anyway, I couldn't find any reference to this in google-labs or on code.google.com, so I've turned to you SO.
If anyone has any insight in how to expose this, or a reference doc, I'd be greatly appreciative.
Please note that I am basing my answer off of the context of your question, as at my work I cannot see the image. If my answer is not what you are looking for, please let me know.
I'm not sure if this exactly how Google Chrome does this, but Chrome supports it, and I found this by looking at the source code for this Stack Overflow page.
http://www.opensearch.org
This is an XML specification for providing custom searching. It is currently supported by Chrome, FF, and IE7.
If you want to look at an example page, this is the link to the Stack Overflow specification:
https://stackoverflow.com/opensearch.xml