I had created a custom search engine on Google but the problem is that it gives you a Text-field having Google logo etc.I want to have my own text field at my site and when i click on search the it calls the Google custom search Engine but there should be no Google predefined text field there.Please tell me how can i do that
I believe if you want to remove the logo you have to pay for the search engine.
you need to call Google Search API with your arguments that will return you JSON response.
http://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/docs/start.html
Hope this will help you
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I want to be able to edit the Google Calendar UI to have custom fields show up when a user is creating an event. I know it is possible to patch events and add custom fields to it after, but I want these custom fields to be defaulted on the user's calendar so anytime they create an event, the options show up. The pop-up I'm talking about is below.
I know that you can use AppScripts to create an add-on on the side of the screen, but I would prefer to have the change made right in the user's main UI. It seems like this is possible, as there is a Zoom add-on that allows you to "Make it a Zoom Meeting" as seen in the screenshot above in the bottom right hand corner.
If anyone could point me towards an example/documentation on how to do this, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
There is a similar question asked here
Where a community member shared a few options such as:
Using a browser extension to inject your custom fields + the Google Calendar API + the OAuth required.
Create your own UI using Google Apps Script CardService and its HTML service.
i want to add google map places suggestion API on typeform specific search text field.
is there possible anyway? because i can not find any way like via JavaScript to embed JavaScript code on typeform or 2nd i try where used this form it's also prevent to return iframe content.
My understanding is that you want to use a google places autocomplete field directly inside a typeform.
Is that right?
At the moment this is not possible on Typeform platform.
One workaround could be an intermediary step before the typeform, like a static HTML page where you present the user with such a field, and pass this data as hidden field to the Typeform.
If you want to restrict people within a certain location to answer your typeform here are some other alternatives:
using google tag manager ask for user's location, and redirect them out of the typeform if it does not fit your requirements
intermediary step to ask for user location (via the browser) and redirect them to the typeform or not
implement Typeform logic on a zipcode or country field.
Hope it helps,
You can also contact Typeform support directly if you have more precise questions.
I've am new to Google App Script. I have a spreadsheet that has various fields. I need to create a text box that displays the results from a particular field as I type the characters in the text box. I can do this like type the text and then hit a button and then display the results or the rowindex. But what I need is to an instant result showing up in a drop down box. Thanks. Any information would be helpful.
This is a good application to use HtmlService with jQuery-UI. Take a look at Populate jQuery autocomplete list using value array from Google Spreadsheet for an example that does just what you're describing.
See also this library that uses UiApp only
https://sites.google.com/site/scriptsexamples/learn-by-example/uiapp-examples-code-snippets/suggest-box
I have programmed custom post type inside Wordpress and I am using it for submission of properties inside system.
I would like to add google maps functionality where based on adress that someone enters, he automatically gets a place on the map, all on google maps.
Is that possible? How to render correct place on google maps based on html form inut? Im just loking for an idea on this, if someone can give me a hint I would be thankful.
you most likely need to implement a small plugin that defines a google map shortcode, with the field with location as a parameter.
The reason is that you need to include libraries etc that are not needed for all other pages, and the ability to put the map wherever you need it within said post.
I'm instantiating a google maps Autocomplete box, as such:
autocomplete = new google.maps.places.Autocomplete(input, options);
Now, when a user begins typing and the list of suggestions appears, if a user simply presses Enter I want the number one prediction to be used as the search term.
For example, when a user searches: London, I want to pull out and send London, United Kingdom - simply by the user pressing Enter.
I can pull out that prediction using (with the latest V3.11):
autocomplete.gm_accessors_.place.Gc.predictions[0].wg
However, this obviously relies on the "compiled" object names, such as Gc and wg which will change as Google updates their codebase.
What is the correct way of doing this? Is it supported by the Autocomplete API?
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Please star this issue on Google to get a solution:
https://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=4945
there is no correct way when using places.Autocomplete, it's not implemented so far.
What you can do: the API creates the dropdown, a div with className "pac-container", and within that div for each prediction a div with the className "pac-item", you may use the text of the first .pac-item as value for the input.
A correct way would be to request the Places Autocomplete Service , but then you need to create the dropdown on your own.