can anyone share with me the .zip file for Document Approval template because I can't open it since I'm not using GCS but I wanted to go through how they using Drive Picker widget to upload file and so on.
another thing is, where the file will be uploaded to? is it the owner's Drive? is it possible to upload the document to a single folder of a Team Drive instead? Really appreciate it if anyone can share with me some thoughts or any API will do, Thanks!
The only way to upload files that App Maker provides out of the box is Drive Picker widget and by default it uploads files to current user's Drive root folder. Drive Picker's API allows to change default upload folder, however App Maker doesn't expose the setting at this time. But it has onPickerInit event that provides you with pickerBuilder that you can use to customize your the picker:
// onPickerInit Drive Picker's event handler
var uploadView = new google.picker.DocsUploadView();
uploadView.setParent('ID of the folder to upload to');
pickerBuilder.addView(uploadView);
This trick works both for personal and Team Drive folders.
Note
It seems that setParent works only in combination with MULTISELECT_ENABLED drive picker feature enabled.
Right now, looks appmaker seems to ALWAYS adds an upload tab itself, so if I add another uploadview, I end up with two upload tabs, the first one uploading to the main folder and selected by default :(
My best guess for a workaround is to not add my own upload view, let the picker upload the file to the main folder, and move the file in the onSelect hook to its final destination. If there's a better way, I'd love the hear.
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I have been implementing a small AngularDart projecjt which contains serveral components. One of those components can upload file to server. I would like to implement an upload progressbar that keep upload the file and show upload progress while user navigate to other components. (like other file upload website such as Dropbox, Google Drive. User can go to other section of website while the uploading keep working). Is there any guide or solution to implement such functiionality? (For now, I can implement asynchronous upload and progressbar yet.The Problem is get it to work across components.)
Thanks for any help. :)
PS. sorry for my broken English.
You can implement your GUI in a view and place it using ng-view. When you put your progress bar outside the of the ng-view it should stay on the screen when the view changes.
The idea is that i will create a file in the app and store some data in it.
I want for the end user to be able to download that file from the iOS device to his mac/pc.
Is this somehow possible? Where should i put the file for the user to be able to download it via itunes?
Here is good tutorial you can use:
Tutorial
It is important to know, that in iOS, when your user needs to create file, you do not need to care where to save it.
Another possibility for you might be to avoid saving data as file. For example, if your data is picture:
UIImage send to email
I am developing and android app, where i want to get all files from drop box. Now i can retrieve all files from drop box and display it in List View. Now i want to open/display the file when i click on the List View. I don't know how to open Dropbox file, with which manager or which method??? please help
I was using this method to open/display Google Drive file, but i don't know how to use the same method here for Dropbox.
String ur = "https://docs.google.com/file/d/"+fileID;
Intent i = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
i.setData(Uri.parse(ur));
startActivity(i);
Unfortunately this is not possible.
I posted in their forums and got a negative response. Hopefully it'll be functionality they look to support soon.
Since it's possible to download Game Center metadata through Transporter into a .itmsp package file, how would you edit and upload that file using Application Loader? I see no interface for Game Center metadata in Application Loader. Application Loader is default app to open .itmsp packages. Did I miss something?
At worst best I guess it could be possible to edit the contained .xml file, add a few achievements, and then try to upload that into iTunes Connect using Application Loader.
If you make a lookup on an existing app inside your Itunes account, you download a file called like like the vendor_id with the .itmsp format. My experience was, opening this file by double clicking inside the Application Loaderjust changes the data inside this archive.
In my case, an additional file was created called something like meta-local... and the metadata.xml from Itunes Connect has been changed. It's like the Application Loader deletes information like description, keywords, url`s, screenshots and all the data you have to define the first time you create the app before uploading the binary.
Instead of using the Application Loader you should open the .itmsp file by right clicking and selecting show package content. This way nothing will be changed and you can open the metadata and change specific data.
I don't have Game Center elements included in my app yet but I did some researches on tools which could automate the process of generating and changing data. Have a look at these projects, the first one looks like it could be exactly what you're looking for:
iTunes Transporter Generator
iTunes Store Connector
iTunes Store Transporter Web
If not maybe you could create an Apple Script to parse the metadata.xml and add or change your data.
I would appreciate if you could leave a comment if any of these tools could help you with the Game Center problem.
I am working on an app for iPad where I want to have lets say 100 jpg's in a folder.
They could be named like 01.jpg, 02.jpg etc.
In my app I like to browse those images and when clicking on one of them I need the name of the image to be able to send some data over the network (the data part works fine).
I tried to use UIImagePicker but I found out there are no name connected to the actual image.
Then I made another approach where I have a number of pages where I have buttons and here I load in the images which works fine as long the are a part of the recourse of the project...
But here comes the real problem.
The user of the app should be able to change those images over time without recompiling the app.
So I do look for a way to have a folder where the user can place/replace images with the names 01.jpg etc and the app to use those updated images.
Ideas are very welcome.
Wiljan
I am not sure that I understand what you mean, but You can save images in your application documents folder. You can find more details at:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/iphone/conceptual/iphoneosprogrammingguide/StandardBehaviors/StandardBehaviors.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40007072-CH4-SW6
You can also use NSFileManager to copy files.
what I suggest to do is :
put default images on project resources.
At first start, copy files to documents folder.
always use images from documents folder.