Does anyone know of any good tutorials that would show me how to create a sitemap similar to the image below. I can't figure out how to add the different sections underneath like the Your Account, FAQs, etc.
Any help would be extremely helpful. Thank you.
google search for instagram
What you want is what Google calls Sitelinks.
The process is automated and it's not possible right now to create them but you can manage them with the Google's web master tools. The algorithm used by Google to generate them is not public.
You can try this: http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/, or just google 'xml sitemap generator'
I remember that what happened (in my 'previous' life, when I had to take care of all the gory details of our company site) I just followed google's recommended seo suggestions. It was painstaking and slow, but over time when we started turning up at the top of sear results, that exactly how google presented us. It pulled relevant information on it's own and created that nice display. Looking at my old codebase I don't even see a sitemap file there. But I do remember using one of those online generators and then hand turning it a bit.
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I'm trying to read one of the documentation pages on Google, but Google won't let me!
History of the issue:
Google blocks any ip address that would make a request from certain countries to its documentation pages, including the country that I'm currently living in, "IRAN". In the past, people from this country would use "proxy servers/VPNs" to change their real ip address in order to access to the documentation pages, but that won't work any more, and somehow Google can detect people requesting from this country. Nice job Google, ugh!!!
Would somebody please help me get access to the documentation pages? Either by providing me with a screenshot of the page or copy/pasting the docs as an answer? I'm specifically trying to read the following page:
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/architecture-overview/
Honestly, that makes me sick, when I see this kind of discrimination from Google! Ugh!!!
It is NOT acceptable. There is already heavy censorship on the internet by the government in "IRAN", Google is making it so much harder for people to access the information on the internet.
I'm just trying to read the documentation, could somebody please help me?
Thank you!
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Im very sorry if Im wrong by posting this question here. Since you are programmers I think you are the best people to ask to, anyway.
While I was developing a web application and checking some things in the console I detected a file json.engine
If you have mcafee do you have it too?. It appears not only in the apps I develop but also when I use other web pages such as stackoverflow, facebook, google etc.
I found out that the id it has comes from Mcafee extension but I don't think yahoo is linked to Mcafee, so Can you see any malicious thing in the screen shot?
Thanks for your time, If there is a better place where I cold ask this question I'd appreciate if you could tell me where.
As far as I know this json is not doing somethig bad but I know that It could be sending data to some place for I don't know what purposes.
As you can see, this file appears in google as shown in the next screen shot:
It comes form an extension:
I found out that its a Mcafee extension but is it good?
These are search engines. Nothing more.
I am fairly new to Google Apps Script for something complex like this. I am attempting this small project to investigate and improve my understand of Google Apps Script. I have spent a lot of time off and on on this task. I feel like I'm approaching this task all wrong and I need a some guidance. BTW, the end user is my brother.
Overview:
The end user performs inspections and he takes pictures of issues that he discovered. I would like to create a Google Apps solution that will allow the end user to upload the pictures, make notations, then generate a PDF report to print/email. The solution would allow him to upload his pictures and make notations or provide descriptions.
Problems:
The pictures are high resolution pictures that can be about 5-6 Megabtyes each, but the final report usually does not need this high resolution of pictures. I think I would need to reduce the picture resolution to an appropriate level for the reports.
I would like the end user to be able to perform all the tasks within the custom Google Apps Script workflow solution without having to jump to this, that, or the other application (like using Picasa).
Would I create a UiApp to create a form to use for uploading the pictures and making notations?
Thanks for all the help. Just let me know if I need to provide any more clarification on my request.
Sincerely,
Have you seen this post where I suggest a complete workflow to handle image upload with automatic resize. You should only add a textArea widget to type the comments wich would be a good GAS practice exercise :-)
The post has a couple of links to online demo form , doc and spreadsheet, feel free to have a look, many people have already posted a lot of images of all kind !!
Following your comments - this script does not modify the original file, it would be possible to upload multiple files in one submission, Picasa is probably a good idea, have a look at this tuto to see how to integrate it in gas, have a look also to Romain Vialard and James Ferreira website (easy to find in a google search)
I'm a relative beginner using Google Apps Script and JavaScript, but I've been playing around with bot for days now and I've created a few simple programs and I'd really like to try and get started on my dream project, even if it takes me forever. I'd like some advice on what I should use in terms of making the UI and what database I should use to hold the information (and if this app is even possible).
The App
I'd like to create an online novel management app that utilizes Google Drive as it's source for files. The UI would have a tree that showcases all the google drive files in the novel. When a scene is clicked, the scene opens up for editting.
Questions
Is this app a possibility?
If so, in terms of a UI, what do you think I should use? The google
provided UIbuilder? The HTML service - for example, can I have a
frame on the right that the google doc that needs to be editted
can open up in on the right?
Lastly, what database should I use? The database would have to store
chapter names and positions, as well as scene names, positions,
and the google doc ID that the scene corresponds to. I've got a
handle on ScriptDB and Spreadsheets... And if either of these two
aren't the best option, would some other database work better? And
why?
This app will, hopefully, be able to give an overview of a novel in tree form, allow you to open a particular scene and edit it, create new scenes, and also change the order in which the scenes are displayed. And then when the person finishes their novel, the app will compile all the scenes into one novel (also in google Drive).
Any insight or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Having a look at the questions you recently posted I think I have a pretty good idea of what you are trying to do and it looks like an exciting project... I can only encourage you to start it as soon as you can even if you're not comfortable with all the tools you will need to use, the best learning method is probably to work on something important to you.
Now your 3 questions : 1 - This is perfectly doable in the GAS environment and shouldn't be too hard to go through.
2 - the GUI builder is an easy way to start with UI but it lacks a number of features and tools that you will be needing (tree for example ) and is not so easy to expand if you ever need to. Depending on your knowledge in html, the choice is mainly between UiApp and html service... I would choose UiApp because I'm not good at all in html (but that's not relevant here ;-) but both are capable of building what you want, are easily expandable and not too hard to debug. The advantage could go to html service if you are going to look for 'nice looking features' because it opens the door to 3rd party tools... but again, this is a matter of personal choice.
3 - A recent post from Mogsdad showed that spreadsheet are faster than scriptDb for data storage and manipulation. I find it also easier since I can have a global view on data in the spreadsheet when debugging. Of course Spreadsheet must be considered as a container and data manipulated at array level to benefit from maximum performance. I use that in a lot of database application with full satisfaction.
Sorry for these "general considerations" that don't comply to sto standards ;-)
Yes, it seems that all of the things you are requesting are not too ridiculous. I recommend sticking to Google services because they are all easily integrated. To start off, you may want to use the UI builder/UI services. There may be a point in this project where you may want some functionality that the UiApp doesn't provide. At that point, you might want to switch over to HtmlService.
My answer is the same for the databases question. You might want to use a spreadsheet for your database so that you will be able to easily edit it by hand if you need to. You may not have the performance that another database would give you, but it will be fairly easy to test and mess around with your spreadsheet "database."
You could start out with getting the basics down. There's a serious amount of data out there. I would suggest you research on an "as-needed" basis. Design some work-/dataflow patterns for your app, for which you could try to use the Fluid UI extension for Chrome. Have a look at this from Mozilla on the designing of apps.
When you've gone through this you might want to have a look at Phonegap and the basics of web development and how you could combine the two.
There's also several ways of using/storing data. You could try WebSQL though it they no longer develop it. You could look at IndexedDB. You could try to use cookies.
Seriously, have a look around. You might also like the books of Wrox. They're very informative and have great work with reading demo's. Though the books are huge ;)
I'm doing a project for my job and am trying to get attorneys contact information off of the GA bar website. I've searched for programs to do it, but am not finding anything for exactly what I need.
I need to get all of the attorneys information into excel and I figured there was some batch text program to do the job. There are over 50,000 contacts listed and I really dont think I need to click on every link to view the information to be able to access it.
I have opened up the code on the page with "inspect element" on chrome and saw that each attorney has a unique ID on the site. I feel like their info can easily be copied from the site, but I have very limited programming knowledge.
Any suggestions?
The first step is to check the terms of service / copyright of the GA bar website and make sure you are allowed to do that.
Before you start coding, you may consider requesting the contact info in database format. The information may be available for free, or for a fee that is less than the cost of you programming a solution.
If you must program, a very capable library for scraping the contents of a website is HTML Agility Pack. I suggest you become familiar with it, and post more detailed questions here as you get into specifics.
HTML Agility Pack does require programming. If you're looking for a non-programming solution, Stack Overflow is not the right place to ask.