I've just installed a Windows Phone Update (GDR3) on my test device. I have a problem with an inner-active.com network.
After updating my banner it seems to be stretched.
If I open the app on a device that is not updated the advertising is seen clearly.
Has this happened to anyone?
Thank you
My name is Noga and I'm the Community Manager #Inneractive.
Usually the banner appears correct, so I suggest you speak with our Support team.
Please go into your console and open a support ticket. I'm sure you'll get all the answers.
Let me know if there is anything else I can do to assist, my email is:
noga at inner-active com.
Best,
Noga
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Basically I made a Netflix clone as a portfolio project, there is a banner along the bottom that shows it's a project built by me but when visiting the page via google chrome I get a red screen with a warning saying this:
Once on the page it says I may be using deceptive ads.
Any ideas how I can remedy this? Don't think employers will appreciate it lol.
this problem is nicely done by installing an SSL certificate on it. Try it!
I am on a Chromebook controlled by an administration that has disabled the usual Chrome inspection. I am also not allowed to take it out of this administrative lock.
Is there a website available that would allow me to inspect element as a part of that website?
Is there some other way for me to be able to access the console log of a page?
I just need to do some debugging of a program, but I can't find out how to tell if there's an error or not since I can't access the console of the page.
No, there is no site or other method available. Usually business and school administration offices disable this on a Chromebook because they give the device to you to use for work, therefore disabling access to certain websites and features. They don't want you to mess around with their devices.
There are 3 solutions to this;
Buy a personal Chromebook.
Confront the administrator about enabling this feature.
Use any Windows or Mac computer, because they allow Inspect Element on desktops for certain reasons.
I hoped this answered your question.
A lot of schools that provide chromebooks or iPads like to put restrictions on them which include:
blocking websites
not allowing certain device features (like playing the dinosaur game when you don't have wifi, inspecting, viewing the source of a webpage, bookmarklets, google assistant, etc.)
and more
I know this from experience, as I am literally answering your question on a school chromebook, since Stack Overflow is luckily not blocked.
There are some ways to fix this.
Reach out to the help desk or IT person at your school/district. Ask them to allow inspecting web pages on your chromebook. However, you must have a legitmate reason for wanting the Inspect feature, like not because its fun how you can edit a website or whatever, but a reason similar to your reason.
I just need to do some debugging of a program, but I can't find out how to tell if there's an error or not since I can't access the console of the page.
I'm pretty sure that the help desk/IT at your school will allow you to have the inspect feature because you have a pretty good reason.
Other ways to inspect the website that you wanna inspect are:
Inspecting the website on a personal chromebook,Mac, Windows, or other type of computer. Restrictions cannot be put on Macs or Windows computers for inspect, so if a school gave out windows computers, the students could use inspect.
I work with Windows Phone 8. I want to be able to take a button, tap it and load a picture from the phone into a window to edit it. Can someone please direct me to where I can find info on this or tutorials? I'm not asking someone to do this for me, just help on how to do it myself.
Welcome to StackOverflow! Your question is a bit too broad for StackOverflow, next time please try to focus on a smaller problem. "Windows Phone 8 Picture Editing" is too general.
But I know it is a hard topic to start on, and there are not many resources about it (especially compared to iOS). If you are not good with Windows Phone app development, I'd first recommend some easier examples.
Anyway, here is a simple app that demonstrates setting an image onto a view from a local file: http://developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/Loading_local_image_file_on_Tap_events_in_Windows_Phone
If you want to choose an existing photo, it is even easier. You can
follow the instructions at this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/hh394019%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
To take a photo, you can use the camera capture task, which is very
similar to the photo picker. Here is how to use it:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/hh394006%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
If you need a more advanced/custom camera, you can implement your own
camera. A relatively simpler example is here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/microsoft.devices.photocamera%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
If you trust yourself, a much advanced example is here (I also
followed the same tutorial for creating an advanced photo filtering
app):
If that is too hard, you should definitely take a look at the Nokia
Imaging SDK for Windows Phone 8. It has many built-in filters that
anyone who is interested in making a photo editing app would like:
http://developer.nokia.com/Develop/Windows_Phone/nokia_apis/imaging.xhtml
If you still need more, or if you want something more lightweight and
smaller than Nokia Imaging SDK, just look at
WriteableBitmapExtensions that enables you to perform simple
operations: http://writeablebitmapex.codeplex.com/
When you are done with the actual image editing/programming, you should consider the user experience and total integration in more general.
To extend the phone to make your app a fully-featured editing app, head over here: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wpapps/Photo-Extensibility-Sample-db289044
This also explains the topic on extending the editing section in greater detail: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/jj662932%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
I could write hundreds of lines of code directly here, but it wouldn't have meant anything. I hope these links help you (and many others) as a starting point for image editing on Windows Phone. But remember to ask more specific questions next time :)
When I display the flash player settings panel it dosen't response to any click.
Security.showSettings(SecurityPanel.CAMERA);
I really don't know what I cloud have messed up.
Reposting the answer from the comments here to get it off of the unanswered list. If the asker or the original answerer (Strille) wants to post their answer instead of accepting this one, that is fine with me. (I'm not expecting an accept or anything.)
This problem is a known bug on Mac that was fixed by updating Flash Player to the latest version.
[ANSWER CREDIT GOES TO STRILLE]
My app will look like this: two people enter a chat or something else in a page and have a skype name or Gtalk. Is it possible to make an anchor to call a voice client from the web page? Is there a flash fallback for this?
I know the skype: prefix that actually doesn't work for me in Ubuntu, but should work for Windows users.
I primarily target PCs & macs, but supporting mobile platforms with a solution will be nice.
For Downvoters: any comments why you do this? Please bother to explain me the obvious thing that I don't know and make this question.
Your question is much too complex. Instead of answering it, which would take several pages, the person might as well write the application him/herself and sell it.
You have to divide your problem in tiny bits, and have a question for each one.
You could at least start with looking at gTalk API and Skype API to see what you need yourself.