Is it possible to embed a google presentation into a google document using html or script? If so can you point me in the right direction as I know nothing about script of html codes.
Not at present. Neither the Google Drive API nor Google Apps Script provide access to presentations.
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I have a client that uses Google forms to take orders and wants to be able to turn the resulting Sheet into a document of Packing Slips. Being a python person I am currently taking her .tsv and making nice HTML printable docs but want to be able to make a plug-in for her so that on any Sheet of this type she can click "Make Packing Slips" and it either opens a new tab with generated HTML (I'm ok using googles templating) or maybe even convert the HTML into a PDF and save it to her drive? Either way I'd rather design the document all in HTML and CSS rather than trying to make a google doc if at all possible. Is the feasible? Any starting points? Thanks!
You need to learn about Google App Script => https://developers.google.com/apps-script/overview
Then these Links should suffice
HTML Service: Create and Serve HTML
Google Container-bound Scripts for Google App Script (Can not post link for this due to low reputation)
Is it possible to get the Edit URLs and pre-filled URLs of html web forms using google apps script/javascript in the same way we can get the Edit URLs and pre-filled URLs of google forms?
How is it possible to get the pre-filled functionality with html forms instead of google forms?
Can someone please point me in right direction?
Using templated HTML, along with the doGet function used by all web apps, it could be done.
Refer to URL Parameters and Pushing Variables to Templates from google's developer site.
is there a way to embed a google trend chart from Google Trend service into a google drive document?
I see the option embed there but it gives you a JS to put on an html document. I'm looking more to embed it in a document in google docs, maybe with the Script Editor.
Thanks.
The google script docs says you can't add iframe (the embed snippet is an iframe). Your best option is to screenshot it.
I had built a Google UI Apps Script in my Drive account. It works great.
I would like to embed it on my domain. I know that I can embed it as a gadget on a Google site, but I don't want Google's URL appearing in my website.
I have a word-press site and I would like to embed this UI script into a page/post on my word-press site or create a stand alone page on my domain with this script on it.
Is this possible?
I just don't want my users to be redirected off my site and see the long ugly domain of https://script.google.com/a/macros/*************
Any suggestions?
This isn't currently supported.
See (duplicate) Embedding Google Apps Script WebApp in WordPress Page.
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I just had an idea to have a collaboratively worked-on public Google Drive document's contents displayed on my Web site. I was hoping this would be straightforward, as I am only going to extract simple text and the document is public, so no authentication shenanigans will bar my way.
I have looked at Google Drive REST API, but turns out I can only get file metadata and/or the entire document file. Not just the document content.
I do not wish to spend a day coding to do this, I thought it would be nice to have, but can live with just linking into the file directly from my Web site. Anyone tried this before? Anyone experimented with Google Drive API and has a feel for how much work would be involved?
If you are thinking of getting the content of a native Google document (like a Google spreadsheet or a Google doc), this is currently possible with the Drive API.
In the Drive API, for Google native document types you will have a series of 'exportLinks' as part of the metadata of the file. Each of these export URLs allow you to download the content of the Google document in a specific export format (like RTF, plain text, HTML, PDF etc...). Updating my answer...
See the documentation for this: https://developers.google.com/drive/manage-downloads#downloading_google_documents