I want to transfer text to the clipboard when I click a button in the Google Workspace Add-ons card UI.
Editor Add-ons is possible, but is there a way to do it in the card UI?
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I'm writing a workspace app, about the Dirve app.
My assumption is that plug-ins only appear in "Open with," not in the right-hand sidebar. Therefore, I only configured the Drive API and Marketplace SDK.
However, during the review, the review email informed me of the lack of relevant functions.
I wondered if there was another way to get the results I wanted.
We are using branch.io for Deep linking in our projects, There is an latest version release on Feb 3. We can’t able to get the latest SDK options
v0.31.4¶ (2020-Feb-03)
Add share sheet option to override placeholder URL. This allows more control over the iOS 13 preview header.
Link:https://docs.branch.io/version-histories/ios-version-history/
When the link is clicked the link will navigate to the App Store for the respective app it’s the current flow. When the link is long pressed it will ask to share via option.
What’s mean by share sheet option here?
Share sheet option provides the user multiple options to share the link from within the app.
This is a Branch share sheet with options of messaging/social apps and also to save the link on the clipboard.
You can refer to our documentation here : https://docs.branch.io/apps/ios/#share-deep-link
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I got a requirement to integrate Apple pay to our E-commerce website. This is intended only to run in safari mobile browsers. I am in search for a way to automate the apple pay integration. We will have an option from cart page to choose Apple pay. Once user selects this a panel is displayed which have options to select the saved credit card, addresses in the mobile phone (we call this as apple payment sheet). These informations are prefilled but user can change this. I believe this is some kind of native code which displays this panel above the safari. I need to device an end-to-end test which has both normal web simulation and the payment sheet simulation so that it could complete an order successfully.
For this, I have few roadblocks:
We need a common tool which can simulate user interaction in mobile web (this is currently done by webdriverIO) and the payment sheet provided by safari for apple pay(No idea how to inspect or simulate user interaction on this panel).
2.We need to simulate fingerprint authorization from the test automation tool. I am still to get a solution for this. Have considered many tools but found out that none of them can help. Not sure about the capabilities of Appium in this regard. It would be of great help if someone can point me in the right direction of choice of tool that can be used here.
I have created a Gmail Wrapper Windows Phone 8.1 (WinRT) application using Webview. When I try to compose an Email and try to add attachments, file picker is not displayed and nothing happens.
However when I use the Internet Explorer and login to the same Gmail account and click on Attach, the file picker is shown with different options to choose the attachment from.
I have enabled the required capabilities in App Manifest, however the file picker is not shown in the Wrapper application.
Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
The hosted browser (WebView) cannot show the native file picker. You'd need to proxy the request somehow and show the picker from C# for example. But, as you don't own the gmail source code, making the proper surgical changes would be difficult (and subject to be changed).
In the Windows Mobile world you can create a so-called Today plugin that adds content to the phone's main screen -- the one where you see the number of missed calls, unread sms and upcoming events. Is it possible to do something similar on the BlackBerry? I'd like to show some important info there, so that they are as visible and as easily reachable as possible.
To provide some information on the Home Screen you can use App Icon:
Add a notification icon at the status bar in BlackBerry JDE 4.5.0
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Other thing available from RIM OS 4.6 if app indicator:
Blackberry - How to use notification icon in statusbar
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These things are already displayed on the ribbon depending on the theme.
If you want to create/modify a theme, use the Plazmic CDK.
There are two ways to put individual icons onto the ribbon (similar to icons like mail, calendar, address book, browser, maps, etc):
channel push: easiest if the user is on a BES, now a way to do it for the non-enterprise people on BIS called WebSignals.
write a midp or rimlet j2me application. Rimlet preferred unless you really need compatibility with other (non-RIM) j2me midp devices.
OK, there is technically a third way, but I really don't think it's serious: MDS Studio.
All the tools are free but you may need a code signing key if you're writing a rimlet using a secure API.
http://na.blackberry.com/eng/support/docs/developers/?userType=21