I have someone in my Google+ circles who hasn't shared their e-mail address with me. I would like to be able to share photos with this person individually through Glass, so I want to add them as a contact on the MyGlass webpage. I click "Add a contact", but their name is not recognized. I go to https://www.google.com/contacts and find the person under Circles, then I add them to the "My Contacts" group -- this doesn't help. Do I have to make a separate Circle just for this one person so I can see them individually on Glass?
It seems Google will only add individual contacts to MyGlass which have either a phone number or an e-mail address.
Add a dummy e-mail address like 'user#example.com' (or a disposable alias you control) to their profile in My Contacts. Afterwards you'll be able add this contact from MyGlass and it will show up as an individual G+ Contact on Glass. Photo sharing will work via G+, but remember not to "Send a Message" to this contact; Glass will try to use the dummy e-mail address.
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I was making a medicine store on Shopify and I have two issues:
want to make the search bar appear only when the user has signed up,
also I cannot show all products available, I only have to show the medicines the user has searched and knows the name of.
I recently created my Google scholar account. I linked my account to my school email address and my papers. I also made the profile public. However, my profile is still not searchable by others.
I would like to create a hyperlink for my name in some way. For example, if you search Richard Feynman on Google scholar, his name has a hyperlink and we can access his other papers from it.
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Does anyone know how to set up this hyperlink? Is it only allowed to a famous author or research with tons of publications?
Here you go Moss, from Google's FAQ found Here:
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Making Site Public:
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Click the "Edit" button next to your name, check the "Make my profile public" box, and
click "Save".
If the "Edit" button doesn't appear, sign in to the Google account that you used to
create your profile.
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Sharing Link:
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You can share the URL displayed by the browser. It looks like this:
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=ID&hl=en
…where ID identifies your Google Scholar profile. You can link to it from your
homepage, email it to colleagues, or share it on social media. The link only works if
the profile is public, and only lets other people see the profile but not make changes
to it.
Whenever the user register on my Shopify website i want that account to be disabled until admin enable it from back-end panel. Currently when user is registered, his account is enabled by default.
Have searched various forums even tried Shopify support but still no luck.
There are two options. why you are not putting "request membership" sign up form instead of sign in form (disable from here)? You could use the contact page for that if you wanted. Then you get an email when they fill that out. You would create the account (just copy and paste the info) and email them an invitation. They click the link in the invite to make the password. (I think it will be a tedious task for you)
Otherwise, let them create the account, but hide the pages with the Locksmith app. Then after you approve them you would apply a "tag" to the customer account so they can see the pages and products locked with Locksmith.
I made a script using Gmail API to get list of contacts. The script working fine but I want to make it more better as for now, when Login POPUP of Gmail is opened it displays this
xxxxxxxxxx.apps.googleusercontent.com is requesting permission to:
Manage your contacts
Where xxxxxxxxxx is my Client ID. I dont want it to be shown. I want to display my API Project Name here like this
"My API Name" is requesting permission to:
Manage your contacts
Is this even possible to do this? If yes then how?
Thanks
Perhaps try this out:
Search for "Google API Console" in the browser.
On the API console page, on the left hand side menu bar, under "APIs & auth", click on "Consent Screen". Setup project name, upload logo, etc.
See if this helps.
I also seem to remember that during oAuth, you need to pass Application Name (which can be the same as Product Name found in Consent Screen option at step 2 above.
I have an app that registers a new URL scheme ('myapp://').
I want to have the address book keep track of addresses for contacts with the URL scheme like it does to e-mail, SMS, Facetime, phone, etc.
I want to have the contact info page have a button on it to launch my app and pass the 'myapp://' URL from the contact info page.
Is there a way to add a button to a contact in the Address Book like the 'Send Message' or 'Facetime' button?
No. In general one application can't change another; everything is sandboxed.
But you can add a URL and your URL scheme is just a normal URL, albeit one that doesn't work outside your iPhone. So it would appear as a link rather than a button, but it would work the same way.