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'Description of google code project' supports wiki syntax and rendered to main page http://name_of_project.googlecode.com
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I have the google data studio reporting dashboard of my laravel website and I want to integrate this dashboard as a home page of my site’s admin panel when I hit the page. Is it possible to integrate this dashboard in my website so that every time I open my admin panel it shows me the same view of data studio as a dashboard first? Meanwhile, instead of writing a code to develop dashboard, I want to show the exact same view of data studio on my site.
It's not recommended, but there is a workaround.
First, you need to make your data studio report open to world wide. That means click on share --> advanced --> Select -- On- Public on the web .
Secondly, add that report inside an iframe on the web page, and your problem would be resolved ;)
I wanna ask about how to Installing and testing the "gmail contextual gadget".
https://developers.google.com/gmail/contextual_gadgets#installing_and_testing_the_gadget I'm getting trouble the deprecated document. In first step "1. Log into the console." but when I click it bring me to a page about Apps Marketplace
In this page, the document said, before you publish, you must pay a small fee using google wallet(it's 1st point in "Before you publish"). But when I click the link "Google Wallet", which has link:
https://checkout.google.com/
it shows 404 error page.
Please help me. Thank you!!!
This is no longer true. The Google apps marketplace is back in business and is its own marketplace. You need to enable Google apps marketplace sdk api in the project to make it work.
I've done a great deal of research on how to workaround Wordpress's iframe restrictions and I've been able to get it to work using various plugins with common services (google maps, youtube, etc.). However, all of these methods have not worked for embedding one of my published webApps. My most recent efforts have been using this plugin.
Here is an extremely simple 'Hello World' webApp that I would like to embed: LINK.
I was unable to simply use that URL as the 'src' for the iframe so I embedded the webApp in this google site then viewed the source of that iframe which I found to be:
<iframe src="https://sites.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbyAFo9aWOUw3FxiVZTGad6sgpcIbxZm1g9dS0yujV0tOBAI3582/exec?authuser=0&mid=ACjPJvEpRFnQA1LHa7qtEGta-zgj2r8oi_E2l-BUfSFUNBlxmagk2TXEd6msYIW1i7b4lfPTkEc9dZLm795dplLiaH7LZ3GchmiVtMYyXnBeeGhQ-NfS8a7-2n7NKzqPFibZ1fqr&bc=transparent&f=Georgia,+Times+New+Roman,+serif&tc=%23333333&lc=%230036b3" title="Apps Script Gadget" width="150" height="100" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" id="maestro_frame_1429669030"></iframe>
I then used that iframe code within the plugin's shortcode on the wordpress page and nothing is shown when published. The frame seems to be there but it's completely blank. When I try to view the frame source - it's blank. Please help?
I'm open to other ways to do this. I just need to somehow embed my published GAS webApps.
To save others digging for this answer, it is possible by using setXFrameOptionsMode:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/html/html-output#setxframeoptionsmodemode
The Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer, despite the name, is a plugin for WordPress that can embed the output of any public Google Apps Script Web App without an iframe.
The Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer doesn't work for Webapp.
I think the only way to communicate with google app script from your own website is to use this solution :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRGzVdliQOQ
Take a look at this discussion :
https://code.google.com/p/google-apps-script-issues/issues/detail?id=852
App Script HTMLService App in iFrame
We are using SDL Tridion 2011. We want to implement "view in Browser" functionality with NewsLetter.
We don't find any proper way to achieve this functionality using Tridion Outbound Mailings.
Can someone please help us to implement this ?
For time being we are publishing a newsletter page and we are linking this page from Newsletter.
Please suggest best approach.
I think that is the general approach.
There's nothing out the box to link a published web page to a page Outbound Email uses for a mailing.
I think last time I did this we just used a field in the component to allow an editor to enter the full url to the web page, e.g. http://www.blah.com/subscription/email.html. I guess this could be replaced concatenating your site url to the page's PublishLocationUrl or using PageLink if you wanted a managed link.
They then published the web page first, then created a mailing using the same page.
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I don't know if you guys remember back in .Net 1.1 there is a ASP.net photo gallery web application on www.asp.net site.
Does anyone know what happen to the project? Is it dead? Where can i find the source code?
Thank.
p.s. I don't remember what the project was called. It was out at the same time the ASP.net personal website was released.
I'm wondering if you're thinking about the PhotoGallery Workspace on the old GotDotNet site?
That site has been taken down now, but the author of the Project (if it's the same one you're thinking of) is Jason Gaylord. He's got a working version of the gallery on his site.
That is the only one I can remember from that era.
Is it the Personal Site Starter Kit ?
Online Photo Gallery
Easily add photos using built-in Web-based Administration system
Group your photos by albums
Random photo of the day on the front page
Allow your friends to securely login
You choose who to allow on your site
Decide which albums are publicly viewable and which ones are private
Technologies and Design Approaches Demonstrated:
Databinding using DataList, FormView, and GridView controls
Custom handler for fetching images from a database
Two built in themes demonstrates a single-site multiple-theme architecture
Security trimming using the menu controls
BTW, I found this by browsing to http://asp.net/ and typing "photo gallery" into the search box.
Also found: Starter Kits and Community Projects