I'm working on a simple app to test out Cloud saving (having a lot of issues).
The app is saving as intended but once the app is deleted the saves are removed.
Google Play Services are running and the logging is running. Getting the popup and the user name.
So does Google internal testing not support Cloud Saving? Is it only local saves?
Thank you.
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I've been tasked with reverse engineering a Qlikview system to migrate to another BI platform. So far I can see dashboards through a browser, but can't change them at all. Having googled I can see there's a QlikView desktop app. Question, do I need the desktop app to see/adminster the data that's behind the dashboard or can I do that through a browser?
In short is my problem getting the QlikView application downloaded and configured, or one of permissions through my browser login.
You'll need the qvw file and QV desktop to open it. There is no other way to view/edit the data or the dashboard. If you want to edit the data (change it or reload the app to bring new data) you'll need access to the underlying data as well (databases, xls or csv files etc.).
P.S. The qvw might be protected with Section Access but if you can open it in the browser it might not be an issue.
I am working with Storage Access API on Safari.
For testing/debugging purposes, I want to take back the permission that I've previously given. Currently, I keep creating new loopback IPs which is a bit annoying (see screencap below), also I need to give instructions to the testing team once this is deployed to prod.
While uploading app on Google playstore, we are getting below error.
You need to use a different package name because [pkg_name] is used by
a pre-installed application. To upload a pre-installed application,
please contact Google Play Developer Support.
I am sure that mentioned pkg name is unique, however we have pre-installed this app in some of devices. Now how to upload it to Play console ?
I got this solved by using contact support team of Google, They then contacted carrier/preload team to allow package.
Sometimes if you preload app first and then publish app on Playstore, Google play will block the package and confirm your identity from pre-load team before allowing you to publish.
So it is advised to put package in store first & then pre-load to avoid such long process. (You can limit discovery via multiple ways).
Source - https://medium.com/#shashank.mishra_62841/complete-guide-in-app-update-for-android-apps-google-playstore-1b8f2946fa7a
working on app for android
in which using livesdk (for android) provided by microsoft to access skydrive on device
the problem is out to work offline???
how to initialize LiveConnectClient in that case
really needed help
ty in advance
The LiveSDKs and OneDrive-APIs are not meant to function offline as they require connectivity to their service components to retrieve data.
If you are looking to use the data retrieved by the LiveSDK while the client is not connected to the internet I would recommend coming up with an appropriate caching scheme so your application has the data it needs on hand.
When your application comes back online, you can synchronize its state with the view.changes to start the reconciling process.
I'm looking at creating a HTML5 web app for use in offline data capture on an iPad. The idea is that someone would be able to take the iPad somewhere without an internet connection, have people fill out a registration form and save the data for later upload to a database.
I've created a proof-of-concept that works offline using appcache and stores data with web sql (was more structured than local storage).
The problem I'm facing is getting the data out of the web sql DB into a live server DB? Any ideas on how I can achieve this?
I'm aware that writing a native iOS app might be a better solution but I have neither the time to learn iOS development, the equipment to do it, nor a license from Apple.