I understand that the call log is off limits for developers for Windows Phone 8.1.
However, what if I only want to know if a call was missed without any further details?
I'm really looking for a "if (MissedCalls == true)" type of support.
Any suggestions?
Here's the app that I'm looking to implement this feature with.
Currently there is no API for that
It will be added in future .Windows Feedback
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I am seeing porting options but I know that is no longer needed. I know based on what eztexting and others are offering.
I am looking for documentation or someone to speak with who has made this happen. I appreciate any help.
I have no previous experience with programming Google Chrome plugins which is why I am starting here to see if what I want to accomplish is possible/reasonable. I do however have a pretty broad experience in programming in general.
What I want:
I want some kind of "trigger" to go off when a new Chrome Notification (you know these little pop ups above the system tray) is popping up. I want to execute some script/code depending on what information the notification contains so that I for example could have an alarm go off if I receive an email from a certain user with a certain key word in the subject and get a pop up from my Gmail Notifier extension.
This is however just an example and I have a bunch of ideas for different notifications from different extensions and websites so don't get caught up on that particular example.
When I look at the Chrome Notification API I see that there is a getAll method that supposedly is getting all the "notifications in the system" but I do not find any Event for new notifications.
I suppose a possibility would be to poll with getAll a couple of times per second (it needs to be really fast for some implementations I have in mind) but it feels very tacky.
Is there any way to easily access new Notifications programmatically in Chrome?
(I'm open to all solutions, programming languages and such...)
Well, I searched long and hard and got involved with the Chromium dev group and asked around there. As far as I could figure out there was no reasonable way of accessing all Notifications programatically.
So what I ended up doing was just download the source-code of Chromium and build my own custom version of chromium adding a very crude API. Worked like a charm and not as complicated as one might think.
Cheers!
I'm trying to find a way to launch a desktop application from a browser for os x. This application will be for customers only and should only be used for the hardware we provide.
I'd like to start off by saying I think this is a stupid idea. I'm being forced to use this approach by our CEO. I understand security policies could be an issue, as well as glaring vulnerabilities.
Since they can only run this on a single device I don't know that jws would be the right solution. I haven't used it but based on what I've read it doubles as a distribution method (which we don't want). If it were to be jws then it would have to some how have to recognize the device we provided them to ensure it is being placed on the appropriate hardware, possibly based on the serial # (which I don't believe you can get from the browser).
Additionally, the browser would call methods and pass arguments to the application.
Is this even possible? If so, what tool would you recommend? Again, I'm only the messenger for this terrible idea.
You probably have Chrome or Safari configured to handle http://<uri> URIs, but many other types exist. Have you ever seen custom URI schemes used like itunes://<uri>, steam://<uri>, or skype://<uri> ?
Just like for http, when your OS tries to fetch the resource, it will attempt to handle the request in the application that registered a handler for that scheme.
If that's the kind of thing you're looking for, this question has already been answered.
My suspicion is that you were unaware of the term. If that answer works for you, we can mark this question as a duplicate.
In complement to #naomik's answer (which I believe is the right one), there are projects like AppJS, Fluid or Electron which are pretty much willing to bring web based apps to the desktop.
For the matter of communicating the App and your browser (should I say your server?), you could use an approach of message queues and websockets to get there, surely, it is a huge effort of orchestration and workarounds but in the end it is possible to get you there.
(Posted on behalf of the OP).
This does not appear to be possible. If you are considering this please don't, there are better solutions. I have finally convinced my CEO to use Angular2 inside electron for example.
A collegue recently asked what is the point of the nonce on WP JSON API
https://wordpress.org/plugins/json-api/
Since you can generate one without authentication, why bother with the extra step of having them at all?
I didn't know, and assumed maybe the authentication could be tightened later, but thought I would ask here in case someone knew.
Thanks in advance
I have a Realtime API application in which the prototype of gapi.drive.realtime.CollaborativeString is modified to provide extra methods. Today (October 30, 2014) at about 10 AM EDT, the app suddenly stopped working. It turns out that accessing gapi.drive.realtime.CollaborativeString.prototype throws an error because gapi.drive.realtime.CollaborativeString, along with all the other Collaborative classes, is now undefined!
I am currently working around this by adding the required methods to each CollaborativeString individually, but I would appreciate if someone on the Google Drive API team could tell me:
Has the API actually been changed today to remove the public handles for these classes?
If so, why?
Most importantly, why was there no warning or change in the documentation? Unless there was no change and I'm just being stupid, this caused significant downtime on a production service today. The documentation still lists the classes in the gapi.drive.realtime namespace.
Thank you in advance for your clarification and sorry for the StackOverflow format. Also posted in the Google Drive issues forum.
We made some changes to the API to avoid exposing obfuscated private properties, which were causing problems for several of our users who were using custom objects (https://developers.google.com/drive/realtime/reference/gapi.drive.realtime.custom).
I'm sorry for the downtime that this caused. We did not know that anyone was modifying the prototype objects, and in fact we never doing so would work at all (though obviously it does).
I would be happy to have a 1-on-1 conversation about your app and how we can prevent future downtime. We have a pre-release channel that I would be happy to whitelist you for so that you can test changes before they affect your production users.