I am building an App in Flash using graph API, I would like to post a request to increase count next to the app bookmark (as detailed here: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/requests/), all the documentation refer to either:
server-side (PHP SDK) where there is no problem using the 'app secret' to retrieve app_access_token, or
using FB.ui which requires user interaction, which is not what I am trying to do.
Is there a way to send an apprequests (App to User) via JS SDK only?
Could it be that this feature does not work in sandbox mode?
UPDATE: solved. worked it out.
I use the server to retrieve the app_access_token (only for a valid logged in user), once having app_access_token there is no problem using standard api calls from within flash.
UPDATE: solved. worked it out.
I use the server to retrieve the app_access_token (only for a valid logged in user), once having app_access_token there is no problem using standard api calls from within flash.
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I am getting sick of thinking about how to make application force update by controlling the json api. I want to call json api from my server and want to make your if the app is need to update and show the message box and navigate to this update application. Please share me a sample if you know how to do it in flutter. I really appreciate.
In one of my previous jobs, I was asked to add a force update function to the app. I personally don't like it when apps force update you (except when you are in a really old-old version).
This is how I did it (i am not going to paste the code, I am going to simply explain it) when the app started up we had a function that checked an API for the latest version of the app (that app worked only with internet access). If the API returned a newer version we simply displayed a msg informing the user that there is a newer version. If the API had the forceupdate value, I was displaying a msg and disabling everything. The user couldn't perform anything in the app until he updated it to the latest version.
I've looked all over the google and stackoverflow for the answer but I cant seem to find it. I'm trying to get the output from an azure experiment to an app. I've made the app using ibuildapp and google forms. How can I use the inputs from the google form, pass it to azure and get an output to display on the app?
In order to access your model from your app you want to create a rest service. See here.
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/machine-learning-publish-a-machine-learning-web-service/
Then you will consume this rest serivce from your app using a standard http client. Sample code is available here.
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/machine-learning-consume-web-services/
I am developing an app using Phalcon and would like to create a popup logging window that displays any logging type information when I am logged in (such as DB calls and exceptions).
Alot of my app is driven by Ajax calls. Is it going to be possible to have a window that I can popup on my main app that uses a tail like method of displaying this information?
How would I go about this? I'm not entirely sure that what I want is possible with the Ajax calls as they are done in a different request. I can't find anything on the internet as to how I would go about this so any help would be great.
Well, you didn't said that explicitly, but I imagine that you want this just for development purposes. If so, you can log useful info to a method that checks if it should send that log to the browser based on some criteria (e.g. logged in user is you, the app is in a dev enviroment, etc) and then use Phalcon's FirePHP log adapter to send to log the information to the browser.
You'll just need to have some FirePHP extension in your Firefox or Chrome to be able to see the information under your JavaScript console. And yes, it works well with Ajax calls too.
Let me know if you need further explanations on this...
I think you are looking for a debug toolkit.. There are lot of toolkit available on packagist.org and phalconist.com. I personally like this phalcon-debug-widget toolkit that you may try.
I am trying to communicate with a moodle2 instance via json web service protocol. I can't get it working, no matter how long I tried. I generated an API key which I use for calling the following url in my browser:
http://<moodle base url>/webservice/rest/server.php?wsfunction=get_course_contents&wstoken=<api key>&courseid=916
As there seems to be no developer documentation for accessing the API I read the source code and found the required param coursed for this function.
Calling this URL in my browser results in a white window - server returns simply nothing but accepts my url (no 404 or something similar). The server part must be up and running because the official Moodle app can somehow communicate with the instance.
What am I doing wrong? Is there a developer documentation listing all functions and their params?
My problem was our organization not allowing me to view the administrative backend. It includes a full documentation of all functions and services.
Regrettably this documentation is not mentioned anywhere on the internet (especially not on the noodle wiki / site).
Is there any way to authenticate the application to use the Google Drive API without a native browser in an embedded system?
I'm looking for a solution to the user accepts and put your password and username using the OAuth2.0 without browser interactions... Is it possible?
My applications is build in Java Code.
Thanks in advance.
I am presently trying to do just this and I don't think it is possible because:
To authenticate in embedded device you need to use this process:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2ForDevices
the problem with this, is that it only accept limited range of scopes like:
--https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile
which works OK
but when you try with scope like:
--https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.*
you get invalid_scope.
If you find a solution please let me know, I have the same problem my device is embedded, has no screen, and is not available with remote desktop of the like.
thanks for any feed back.
Use the OAuth 2 device flow which is designed for cases where a browser isn't available on the device. It allows the user to complete the login & authorization on a separate, more capable device (phone/tablet/laptop) where a browser is available.