I have just upgraded my Keystone version. The ability to browse cloudinary images seems to have disappeared. I can upload new ones fine, but can't access existing images from the UI. Is there a way to bring this back?
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I am looking at a website template with themewagon. There is a modal feature using magnific-popup that works on the live web version to display a video in a modal.
https://themewagon.github.io/videograph/
However, when I download the template and open the index file from my browser, the video modals do not function properly.
Can anyone explain why this may be the case?
I used the theme online, but when I downloaded it, the functionality was not there.
How I can upload a camera roll image automatically to server? This same thing implemented in Dropbox and Google Photos and some other apps also. What should I do to achieve such kind of functionality in my app?
What you are asking is not a single question, but a paradigm. An entire process, that includes:
Obtaining authorisation to access the photo library.
Accessing assets (images/videos) in the user's gallery.
Uploading to a server.
Read up on all the three, if you want to achieve this. In a nutshell it is as follows:
You use ALAssetsLibrary to access assets (the photos and videos in the user's gallery). If the user has not authorized yet, the user will be asked automatically. If the user has authorised access, you can request for assets. If the user has denied access explicitly, you should not attempt to access assets.
See THIS answer to see how you can access images using the ALAssetsLibrary.
In the success block, you can access the images with :
UIImage* image = [UIImage imageWithCGImage:asset.defaultRepresentation.fullResolutionImage];
Once you have the image, you can upload it using any technique (NSURLSession, AFNetworking, etc)
dropbox not upload the camera roll images automatically to server or there is no application in iOS which automatically upload images until user give it access permission.
Dropbox not working until user enable photo access permission.
if you want to upload the images first take all images access using ALAssetsLibrary than send the images to server in background using GCD or NSOperationQueue
are you trying to make it so that when you take a picture with the iOS camera it auto uploads to your server?
I don't believe you can do that, my understanding with dropbox and google on your iOS device is that their app has to be open to upload pictures. From there it's no big deal to access a user's photos and allow them to upload one or many pictures.
Dropbox and google also have desktop apps that run on OS X that will auto upload images after the device is plugged into the computer, but I am assuming that isn't what you are asking.
I've looked through the API documentation on Instagram and researched the web, but I haven't been able to find a consistent answer to whether it's possible to download your own Instagram photos via a web app.
For example, I'm trying to write a web app which allows users to authenticate into their Instagram account, and then download all their Instagram photos into the web app and display it.
The closest thing I've seen on Instagram is the following url: http://instagram.com/developer/endpoints/media/#get_media
But can someone confirm if this is the correct endpoint? Also, if this is the correct endpoint, assuming that I uploaded a high-resolution photo, would that photo be available for me to download in high resolution via the API?
You can do it easy with Google Chrome and you don't need the API:
I wrote a small ES6 script that does just this ( let's you view and save instagram images and videos on right click )
Here's the code:
document.addEventListener('contextmenu', (event) => {
const elements = document.elementsFromPoint(event.clientX, event.clientY);
const mediaSource = elements.find(element => /img|video/gi.test(element.tagName)).getAttribute('src');
mediaSource && window.open(mediaSource, '_blank');
});
What it does is when you click on image or video, it get's all elements under the mouse, finds the image/video and opens it in new tab. Then you save it.
Also, it's available as a Chrome Extension
Download instagram images of a particular user or tag using python. Source is included both console and GUI. Install all the dependencies before running. Remember this code is not optimized for python 3. Make sure that the profile is public or else only the profile picture will be downloaded.
link to my github repo:https://github.com/techweed/instagami
Its a python2 script and you need to install it for this to work.
The images would be downloaded to your working directory.
The poster image with video.js does not display when I'm offline with AppCache. I've included the poster image URL in the HTML5 application cache manifest file, but when I go offline (disconnect from the network completely), the poster image does not display on the video instance. I am able to play the video successfully by pressing the visible play button, but prior to pressing the play button, there is no poster image. Everything else on the page that is in the application cache works 100% except for this. The application cache confirms that it has successfully cached and stored the poster image when viewing the application cache items on the page with the browser inspector or chrome://appcache-internals/, but the poster image is only visible when I'm online. Is there anything that I'm missing?
I am using CKEditor in one of my web application. I am enabling the FileUpload option in CKEditor by setting filebrowserImageUploadUrl property.
CKEDITOR.replace('editor1', {
filebrowserImageUploadUrl: 'http://MyServer.com/fileupload.ashx',
});
Now the problem is the location where image has to be uploaded is present on another server and my web application is hosted on another server.
So whenever I tried to upload the image using Upload button, It get successfully uploaded but CKEditor unable to display. When I see in console, it is giving the cross-domain policy error.
So is there a way to allow the cross-domain in CKEditor File Upload plugin.
I am also open to other alternatives for uploading the image to another server (if presents).
That's one of the features of the SimpleUploads plugin