I have Scribd files on my website: http://www.wellbeingbydesign.com/main/?cat=7
Since my webmaster got sick, I don't know how to get into these Scribd files to edit them.
Thanks,
Catherine
I am not that familiar with it, but I think you need to login to scribd.com and upload/edit your documents. You of course will need your login. If you don't have that you might just be able to create a new account, upload, and then change your web app to point to the new location.
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We use the multi-linking of folders and documents in Google drive to share live updates with our whole team. This is very useful as each person gets access to the doc and any updates made are received in real-time.
The trouble we have is that if anyone decides to remove the multi-linked item from their home directory using the "remove" option, the content is trashed for everyone. This causes loss of data and info and is not acceptable. We do have the option of checking the location of the multi-linked item and removing it from that particular location alone. But not everyone follows this.
Is there any way we can do the settings such that the "remove" option works only on the current location for the multi-linked item? All ideas are welcome. Can we use Google App Script for this?
There is no workaround for this as of now.
However, you can file a Feature Request for this.
There is no way for you to alter how the google Drive web application works. Remove will remove it forever one.
thanks for reading!
So I recently got some good ideas but my knowledge just isn't enough here. Even though my google-ing should be top notch I could't find anything about this.
I want the user to take a picture of something, upload the image to google drive, and download it as .txt file, so I would like to do an OCR. Making all the users give me their google drive access is not what I want. I want to have one dedicated google drive, where they automatically log into when the app starts, upload and download the stuff from that one same google drive account for everyone. The problem is that I can't really figure out how to do that. I'm quite new to API-s as well.
The scenario you describe is best achieved using a Service Account. See https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2ServiceAccount
I need to be able to share a file from my apple device to any user. It doesn't matter if they have an account or not, they shouldn't be asked to log in or create an account. I've tried using gdrive for Google drive but it keeps crashing. What's the best option I have?
Try https://www.box.com/. You can edit the permissions for a file so others can access it. Same as gDrive. There are other options out there too. This is just one that is pretty popular.
Here's a link that will help you do this: https://support.box.com/hc/en-us/articles/200520888-Shared-Links-Overview-and-FAQs
The POST and GET actions on /notebooks have a userRole property that indicates if the user can perform read/write operations on a Notebook. I'd like to change this programmatically to allow things like sharing notebooks with other users. I've looked through the documentation but haven't found anything that lets me change the userRole for a notebook, section or page.
Is such a thing possible?
Unfortunately, there is no API to do that right now. If you would like to suggest that this be added, please go to the OneNote API Uservoice site to vote: https://onenote.uservoice.com/forums/245490-onenote-apis
This problem is a little different, so I will try my best to explain it as much as I can. I would really appreciate any help I can get on this issue.
I have a website where I have a registration form after which the users can view a report. This report is saved on the server and thus people can view it directly as well (by just going to the url of the pdf). I want to find a way such that users have to register in order to view the report. I don't want to use flash as I know mobile browsers have issues with it (Apple). Password protection is also something which I want to avoid. Is there any way where users have to go through the registration in order to view the report? THANKS A LOT
The website is in Wordpress btw.
Try out this plugin: User Access Manager
In that plugin, make a user group and allow access to view your pdf file to that user group only.
This plugin will Redirecting users to other pages if no access.
Try it out. Cheers !!!