Any idea where I could find that feature from the docs?
1st image is my screenshot from my developer page
2nd is from the Here documentation
The ability to specify trusted domains is only available for application credentials of type JAVASCRIPT. This is not available for REST.
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I can't find the simple answer for a simple question. I want to generate a link to my app on Google Play and check how many installs comes from this link.
For iOS this is very simple, you just go to the analytics ->sources and generate a link that has a parameter. I can't find anything like that in Google Play Developer Console. Am I missing something or there is not such option for GP?
You could use Firebase Dynamic Links.
More information here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/dynamic-links
You can create Dynamic Links using your own domain name:
https://example.com/summer-sale
https://example.com/links/promos/summer-sale
https://links.example.com/summer-sale
https://ex.amp.le/summer-sale
Or, if you don't have a domain for your app, you can use a free custom page.link subdomain:
EXAMPLE LINK: https://example.page.link/summer-sale
Create your free subdomain in the Firebase console.
All Dynamic Links features, including analytics, post-install attributions, and SDK integrations, work with both custom page.link domains and your own domain.
Is it possible to use my own FQDN with Firebase Dynamic Links, instead of the subdomain offered by Google below page.link?
Unfortunately it is currently not possible to fully customize the domains of your dynamic links through Firebase. If you have a business need for this, please go ahead and file a feature request with the team. Generally enough demand helps get features prioritized :)
I've installed Alfresco Community Edition v201707-5 in the Google Cloud. The language of the user interface is Russian. I want to change it into English. The documentation says you can do it in the user profile. It doesn't work for me.
According to the page above, first you need to select "My profile" menu item.
Thereafter the profile page will open, which looks like shown below in my case.
There must be a page titled "Language" here. But I don't see it.
How can I change the language of the user interface?
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Alfresco Share use's the Browser's requested language to pick which language to display. Specifically, the Accept-Language header. The highest preference language known to Share that your browser requests will determine the language in Share
So, if you tell your web browser to prefer English over Russian, then Share should switch over too!
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I am trying to integrate google identity toolkit in my localhost website.
According to the guide i should find a personalised Widget code in my developers console.
This code as mentioned in googles documentation exists in "Google identity toolkit" option in the left bar when we are on the settings page of this API.
But i have no such option showing.
I know this might seem to be a silly question as i probably unable to find the code but can someone please help me on this one.
Thanks in advance !
From the developers console for your Gitkit project, make sure to follow this path: APIs > Enabled APIs > Identity Toolkit API > Settings. Once on the settings page, you should see the URL configuration fields up top, and the providers down below. Scroll down past the providers and you should see the sample widget code.
The example about halfway down the https://developers.google.com/identity/toolkit/web/setup-frontend page can be used as well if you replace the config options with your site's appropriate settings.
I've done much research on this and at this point, it doesn't seem possible, but I'm hoping someone more knowledgable than myself can help me with a solution. I have a client that needs to sync Outlook calendar with a Wordpress plugin. They need the WP Calendar to display on it's own page and also be on the sidebars, like many existing WP Calendar/Event plugins.
This is what I know:
You can connect a URL based shared calendar to Outlook, but it won't let you edit those calendars in Outlook.
You can publish an Outlook calendar to a WebDav service. But since all the WebDav calendar services I have found, you have to enter in a login/password to access your file. (I tested using Cloudsafe).
I have not found a Wordpress calendar plugin that can access WebDav files.
A possible work around is to sync the Outlook calendar to a Google calendar and then use a Wordpress plugin that will sync with Google calendars. BUT that would mean that each person in the company would have to install an run the Google sync service on their computers, which I'm not sure they are willing to do.
Any suggestions on a way to get this request working? Thanks!
It is possible to edit "shared" calendars in Outlook. This works for Outlook+SharePoint integration.
See 2.5.6 Synchronize a SharePoint List with Outlook which contains a very brief overview and links to the MS-STSSYN and MS-LISTSWS technical documentation. Like with the WebDAV approach, failing integrated security, the password must be supplied (unless running a truly insecure editable calendar). The Calendar is just a special kind of List.
Then it's just a matter of accessing said resource in WP as well. So much fun!
There might be a 3rd party library that already emulates a basic SP List WS; there is always SharePoint [any maybe even Office 365?]..