I want to call custom community page URL from my custom Visualforce page. My VF page having one Terms and condition custom label where i have used Href tag for redirecting form VF Page to Community pages.But somehow it is opening login flow Url not in community page Url.
Because my Visual force page is called in Login flow of salesforce.
So can any one please help on this to how to solve this issue.
Thanks in advance
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Requirement:
Show the Visit Website link for the VAST clickThrough. By default in we desktop, whole ima3 container is clickable and redirecting to clickThrough url. Is there anyway to show the clickThrough url like youtube?
Note
I have tried with custom click element. But it will only for web mobile. In the web desktop it won't work.
Demo Link:
codepen.io/anon/pen/jvVpvR
Just an update on this ticket, the user seem to contact goolgle ima sdk, and they say that is just not possible
https://groups.google.com/g/ima-sdk/c/xqDZvXuSJLE?pli=1
I am creating shopify app and there i gave option for video url or iframe in backend and now i want to access it on checkout thank you page.
Reference url of checkout page:
https://checkout.shopify.com/13865223/checkouts/8a6f73e477342f511954f161a2707135/thank_you
If you'd like to place content on the order status page (also known as the thank you page) then try creating a ScriptTag with the scope property set to order_status.
You can add content boxes to the page using the Shopify.Checkout.OrderStatus.addContentBox() JavaScript API.
We have an existing live MVC 4 website that works exactly as it supposed to, running in an Azure Web Role.
A third party want to embed our site in an iFrame on their site (a small part of it anyway, one form really)
I'm no fan of iFrames but this is what they want to do and our business are happy for them to do it.
Except it doesn't seem to work at all.
So I tested it myself with an html page just running on my machine.=, with just an iFrame and a link to the site.
The default page loads fine. It is a forms login screen, when I submit a login, the site crashes into the exception handing and it doesn't provide much useful information.
I then tried pointing the iFrame at the site running in my dev environment. Submitting the login and debugging into the action, the code flows through correctly, no error and tries to return the correct view, but iframe refreshes to the login screen again.
What could be causing this? What am I missing?
I am working on site where I have used google OAuth 2.0. when I click on login link on my index page, it takes me to the login page of the google ( all required credentials with clien_id, key, redirect url has been passed with the link) and after entering credentials, it ask for granting access to the app. when I click on grant access instead of redirecting to my redirect page it shows me following error.
You've reached this page because we have detected that Javascript is disabled in your browser. The page you attempted to load cannot display properly if scripts are disabled.
Please enable scripts and retry the operation or go back in your browser.
but in my all browsers javascript is enabled and working fine. what should I do now ?
I can probably help you figure it out. If the "granting access" page loads and doesn't give you the JS error, but you get it after submitting the form on the page, then there is something strange with your browser and it's not submitting the form correctly.
Can you tell me what browser you can reproduce this on? And if possible can you give the headers and post body of your request after you submit the form?
Getting that error when the gstatic.com domain isn't enabled in the noscript addon for firefox.
Is it possible to modify or show a more iOS friendly login page from googles oauth2 services? I'm not sure if I have seen a modified on before but i can't find any information on it. Any help would be appreciated.
I think the only change you can do is to provide your own logo as described here: https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_oauth2#OAuth2_Register
To make the login process more like a part of your application it is possible to open the login page in an embedded browser instead of open it in Safari, but you will not be able to change how it looks.