Now I am using strava "https://www.strava.com/api/v3/activities" api for create activity on strava but I am also need to upload activity location data for map but I am not able to upload.
I have also use start_latlng and end_latlng parameters in activities api
Api call from postman-
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I am using an app extension to allow users to save webpage URLs to my app so I can display them in a UITableView. I have created the action extension but I'm especially struggling with uploading the data to Firebase. I know it is not performance-friendly to upload to Firebase from the Action Extension, so I want to send the URL back to the host app to be processed. The one question I have though -- how can I notify the host app that a new URL has been retrieved using the action extension so I can upload it to Firebase?
I was planning on using delegates and protocols, but there is no way to use them in app groups. I also have looked into MMWormhole, but I am not sure how that would work with my app's needs.
How can I notify the host app that a URL has been retrieved using the action extension so I can upload it to Firebase?
I'm trying to figure out where users of my app lose interest during the onboarding process. To that end, I've implemented Firebase Analytics. However, it seems that in the scenario where the user only uses the app once never to open it again, the collated analytics data are never uploaded to Firebase. Only when the app is launched a second time, the data are being uploaded.
Does Firebase Analytics have a means of forcing the uploaded upon app backgrounding?
There is no way to force the Firebase Analytics client to send its data to the server at any specific time.
But as Todd says in his blog post How Long Does it Take for My Firebase Analytics Data to Show Up?:
On iOS devices, Firebase will also send down data when your app moves into the background. So if a user tries your app for 20 minutes and then uninstalls it, that session data will still be received, because your app will have sent down the data the moment the user moved your app to the background.
The only caveat to this:
The one corner case where analytics data would actually get lost on iOS would be if your app crashed and then your user immediately uninstalled it.
So it looks like the analytics data should be sent to the server if the user background the app. If that doesn't happen for you, can you describe the flow of your users whose data is not showing up more explicitly?
I have a Google Action that I can share the location with and ask for some information. In order to upload an image it has to link to a web app and then upload the image there. Then that image can be seen back in Google Assistant if I then open it up again, call up the Google Action and ask for it. Is there any way of upload an image in the Google Assistant to a database? (firebase)
Not directly, no. There is no API (yet) to get access to the camera on devices that have it. Your workaround is currently the most direct method we have.
I am seeking confirmation the follow can or can't be done.
I need to show external json data in html5 adwords banner - modify that data on hourly basis - direct calls to external domains in banners not allowed.
Not static json uploaded with ad, need updatable datasource (long campaign, prices changing)
Only found this:
https://developers.google.com/adwords/scripts/docs/features/external-data
Can anyone provide sample if I can access the "businessdata" from banner? - there is a way to update such data by schedule in adwords script - but found no example how I could access that data from banner on its display
I want to show the background image on Call kit when a call is coming.I have searched a lot but not find any solution.And also I want to open the app when the phone is locked.Please help me
Thanks in Advance.
If your app has requested and been granted access to the user's Contacts database, it can modify the Contacts database to add a photo to any entry. So although there is no API to directly supply an image to be shown for a CallKit call, you may be able to modify or create a Contact database entry for a given caller before notifying the system of the incoming call via the -reportNewIncomingCallWithUUID:update:reply: API, and then that Contact entry's photo will be shown.