I am stuck on converting my web app to IFRAME. I have stripped the code back as much as i can and the script itself works to a point.
The issue i am having is when it was running in NATIVE, it would return some html once complete, now it gets to that point and just sits there although it has done everything correctly to that point.
I am new to this and not sure if i should post code or a link to the web app but any help would be gratefully received.
Link to web app
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hXdgqwKAfbouV5CHo4wLJTpbP_d6TLIANlsU1Fvv0xk/edit?usp=sharing
You can create an iframe with the link in src attribute.
HTML
<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hXdgqwKAfbouV5CHo4wLJTpbP_d6TLIANlsU1Fvv0xk/edit#gid=703430807">
</iframe>
This code can you include in your website. Let me know if this is what you want.
See this fiddle
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I am using Postman v4.9.3 and I am trying to view page response using POST request. Problem is that when clicking Preview button external CSS is not loaded. Can someone help me to resolve it? Or is there any other way to request page using POST and setting some headers and later rendering returned page?
Seems like Postman will render HTML page good only if there is fully specified resources links in page.
So /css/styles.css will not work while http://example.com/css/styles.css will work.
Here https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-app-support/issues/1048 it's told there is a workaround - you need to switch off the Interceptor extension.
Yet, if you use the desktop app you might not be able to do it.
I have both, desktop and chrome apps and disabling the Interceptor didn't help for me.
Maybe it's because I still have it in the desktop app.
Hope the solution will help for you, please send your feedback.
After hours of search I found Insomnia which does exactly what I want which is rendering CSS (even if the path is relative) in the "preview" mode.
Can't recommend it enough.
Total noob here with almost zero understanding of Google Apps Script or coding in general.
I was looking for a way to force a reload of a google sites page. This (reload page google apps script) makes it look like that can't be done, so I want to try and reload just the google drawing embedded in the site if possible.
I tried to use a javascript iFrame reload:
window.setInterval("reloadIFrame();", 30000); function reloadIFrame() { document.frames["frameNameHere"].location.reload(); }
But I don't think google sites supports this our I got it wrong somewhere.
I can't figure out what the correct Apps Script would be to force the page to reload(pull from the server) the drawing in question. The code for the drawing looks like this:
img
src="https://www.google.com/chart?chc=sites&cht=d&chdp=sites&chl=%5B%5BGoogle+drawing'%3D20'f%5Cv'a%5C%3D0'10'%3D999'0'dim'%5Cbox1'b%5CF6F6F6'fC%5CF6F6F6'eC%5C0'sk'%5C%5B%2211.30.15%22'%5D'a%5CV%5C%3D12'f%5C%5DV%5Cta%5C%3D10'%3D0'%3D1000'%3D347'dim'%5C%3D10'%3D10'%3D1000'%3D347'vdim'%5Cbox1'b%5Cva%5CF6F6F6'fC%5CC8C8C8'eC%5C'a%5C%5Do%5CLauto'f%5C&sig=0bBZl8MyZOx5b3ykHuUS35Gb8iE"
data-origsrc="1mUFhZeas0mFl52FpqC_EgflRn6P3TixsOxMAXI-_Fgo"
data-type="sketchy"
data-props="align:left;borderTitle:11.30.15;height:350;objectTitle:11.30.15;showBorder:false;showBorderTitle:false;width:1000;wrap:false;" width="1000" height="350"
style="display:block;text-align:left;margin-right:auto;">
It's located in my google drive and I just used the google sites tools to embed it, I didn't code it. The drawing is edited constantly throughout the day and I need the changes to appear while viewing with out requiring a page refresh.
Can anyone help me with where and what code could be used to reload the drawing? Even better would be if I could set an interval (say every 5 minutes) for the refresh. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Probably you can create an XML gadget that reloads the Google Sites Page.
Try this one (found quickly)
http://www.k8oms.net/refresh
I have created a custom Google map, and follow all instructions like share it to everyone (public) and try to embed on my website via iframe.
Here you can see the iframe:JSFiddle
<iframe src="https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/embed?mid=z76-dWS2uqvM.kbKEneg2wOL0" width="640" height="480"></iframe>
It looks ok, when the user is logged-in into the Google account, but if you try to open it in Firefox (logged-out) it returns an empty iframe.
So, when I embed this on my website, people cannot see it. How to make this working, and how to display this multiple pin map to everyone who enters my website?
Unfortunately, this is an old issue which still shows up sometimes. But, try out the steps mentioned in this link. If that doesn't help either, give this a try. And if you're doing this by using the Maps API, this might help. Hopefully one of these helps.
i'm trying to create a safari extension and i'm stuck with something.
I have my global.html on my extension and i've been searching the web for like 3hours on how to retrieve the full html code without success.
I tried:
document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].innerHTML (when i alert i only see the code that i have inside my global.html)
document.documentElement.innerHTML (nothing happens)
etc...
I used safari.application.activeBrowserWindow.activeTab.url to retrieve the url but i cant get the html code.
Any help?
Thank you
You can't get the HTML of a web page from your extension's global page. You have to use an injected script and then, if you want, you can pass the web page's HTML to your global page using safari.self.tab.dispatchMessage. See this chapter in Apple's documentation.
Google Adsnse has an API that you can use (if you qualify) to generate Adsense ads on your site. The core feature is the function generateAdCode that returns "an HTML snippet that can be dropped into an HTML page for the page to start receiving Google Ads."
Try as hard as I could, I couldn't find a basic example of what that returned "HTML snippet" will look like.
Can anyone please enlighten me?
(Of course, I can make some strong assumptions, but I rather see something more definite.)
FYI, I am simply trying to understand the intricacies of using Google Adsense from all the different angles.
Thanks!
What they mean by HTML snippet is actually a JavaScript snippet which in turn generates HTML. Just visit any page with Google Ads on it and check out the (rendered) source code to see what Google Adsense publishes on your site.