I have a lending website for selling stuff and I need to make a button which a client can click and the system should call them and connect to my support team. I made some research and found that Voximplant provides this functionality, but I can't figure it out. Anyone has some working solution?
You can use the Programmable callback template in the control panel:
https://manage.voximplant.com/marketplace/call-back
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I am working on an app having SharePlay feature in it. I am looking for a mechanism to know when my app has been open through SharePlay invite on FaceTime call. Is it possible to get that event? Any help is much appreciated.
first time asking here as i am looking for some guidance before i start coding.
I have been developing websites mostly in PHP/MySQL/Jquery for years. As I was requested to port a website to an app, I selected React Native in order not to learn 2 different languages for IOS-Android.
I subscribed to some react native lessons, as I found it very clear and fun to follow, and it indeed is.
But here I am finding that to replicate the website is a truly difficult task for me. A temporary version exists at https://app.thallo.care/app.php?language=en (view on mobile if you like). There are many fixed positioned things and floating menus that i cannot easily program on react native.
I tried webview, it works wonderfully, but i am not positive i will be able to implement notifications the way i want to, or custom app styling with inject javascript i am unsure it will work.
The only app difference comparing to the desktop version, is that the user will receive notifications. The website will have a calendar where he will add events, and i need to send notifications to the user device on the event datetime that he has set.
Now the question... Should i use webview and manage notifications on a third party app like amazon SNS or anything else, will i get per-user notifications on events with webview? (I dont need to open a specific page on the app, but it would be nice). Or should i insist on react native coding and try to replicate as much as possible, to be able to have proper notifications? Reminder - the events won't be sent by the app. they are stored in MySQL and should be stored on some other service as well (that i dont know of yet). I don't know also if the webview can handle the website programmed login-logout with $_SESSION php parameters.
I would really appreciate some guidance.
Thanks in advance,
I'm getting started with Firebase and I want to enable one of the authentication services, but the little slider won't turn on.
I'm assuming maybe I'm missing some information but it doesn't tell me anything.
They just recently revamped their entire setup... anyone else struggling to enable any of these?
Success. The slider UI component only works as a button. I was dragging it repeatedly and it wouldn't snap on. Probably a bug. Funny.
I am using a google+ share button. It is working fine and content is also shared successfully. But I want to generate notification on successful share and the same for error.
For that I need response of google+ share. If anyone have idea how to get response from google+ share api, Please share. Thanks for your help.
The Google+ Share button does not offer a mechanism for detecting the sharing of a post for the web. The onstartinteraction and onendinteraction parameters are triggered on the hover events in case you need to listen to those for other events.
The +1 button does offer a callback but that isn't used for detecting a share from the button but rather a +1. Also, you need to be careful to ensure that you follow the Google+ button policy.
i am implementing google plus in my application. i wanted to implement a callback function after the message was shared by a user. please let me know whether it is possible or not to implement callback after clicking on share button in google plus.
Thanks in advance
pratap
There are actually two possible callbacks available by setting the share tag attributes or by setting parameters in a call to gapi.plus.render. The function specified by onstartinteraction is called when the share bubble pops up, and the function specified by onendinteraction is called when the bubble closes.
See https://developers.google.com/+/plugins/share/#sharetag-parameters for further details.
Google+ Share buttons do not support callbacks. There is an open feature request to add this functionality. Star it to show your interest but please do not add "+1" and "Me too!" comments.