Is it possible to change the google calendars default add event pop-up with a webapp? I have a form setup as a stand alone and when I get it working it just has a bunch of form fields that it puts together into the title and decription.
Is it possable to call that form from inside the calendar app?
I don't think you can override the default pop-up, unless you build a browser extension, which is not compatible with your requirement to do it with a webapp.
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I am so confused,
I let front-end developer put the GTM tracking script,
then I want to do "dataLayer.push" things,
Am I still need to talk front-end developer:
"please put this: [dataLayer.push(...)] code when the user clicked the buttons, thanks."
I am not sure GTM platform can push/update the dataLayer array or I still need to talk front-end developer to do this code...
thanks,
Terry
There are various triggers provided to you in GTM that won't require a developer to add additional code to the page.
For your specific example, you'll create a "click trigger" based on the CSS class (this is just one way of doing this) of the button and attach it to an GA Event tag with the event category, action and label you desire.
I have a page that uses a MultiView in ASP.NET to hide and show page elements, rather than going to different pages. The same URL is maintained through all of these pages. If I want a tag to fire on, say, the third view in this process, how can I specify this to Google Tag Manager as a rule without having a URL change to base it on? I know there are other options besides URL, but I haven't seen any that would work in this case...
The solution I went with was to add some sort of variable indicating the page I'm on. For example, if my page was called thirdPage, then I add to the data layer:
dataLayer = [{ 'pageTitle': 'thirdPage' }];
and check for this in my tag triggers in Google Tag Manager.
I am working on a Chrome extension for Google Calendar and I have access to all the JavaScript global variables defined by Google. The task is to send a user from some other page to their "edit event details" page in Google Calendar. Is there a URL for that? What tricks are known to work?
The Event object's htmlLink field has what you want.
https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/v3/reference/events#htmlLink
I need to implement some, let's call it "dialog" in some old ASP.NET project that I took over. It's huge project so I'm not allowed to implement new things.
I have a form on which user can attach up to 3 file attachments, enter some 10-15 fields, and when required fields are filled, submit button get's enabled.
What need to be done is press submit, wait for any possible response for server, and then display some sort of dialog, alert, lightbox which would display short summary and list of correctly uploaded files.
What would be the best approach to do this in ASP.NET?
Considering jQuery Lightbox is designed for overlaying images rather than HTML I would recommend using FancyBox or FaceBox instead.
I have created a silverlight app that consits of like buttons within specific usercontrols (all in one asp page). Ie.
foodingtons.net/index.aspx?id=211
It is all incorporated within the silverlight app on one page. Hence when the control is loaded the meta tags are updated and the like button is placed within an iframe and linked to the appropriate page. When the like button is pressed a javascript function is invoked which changes a picture behind the silverlight obj. This picture in theory should be used as the default image after the like button is pressed (on clients page). But it seems to be stuck on old images.
Ie.
foodingtons.net/index.aspx?id=211
(the above is using an image which doesnt even exist)
foodingtons.net/index.aspx?id=218
(is using an image from the main page)
foodingtons.net/index.aspx?id=219
(fails.. the website is inaccessable)
I have also tried create the open graph tags with in the page to reference new images but to no avail.
I'm using the following facebook tool to debug as well
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug
a bit lost ... any suggestions?
Take a look at Add Facebook Like to your Silverlight Application.
Worked out what was going on. Facebook and google (using their bots) cannot crawl into the silvelright control itself. So they cannot invoke the functions that will get the meta and pics changing. Had to call the change meta stuff from the asp page itself. All sorted.