Hello I am new into Tech and I have been exploring into routers. I have been googling and trying to find more info on for example when you go to starbucks or some kind of public space that has wifi and you join it. how do they make a pop up come up before using the internet to where you have to like follow them on facebook or some kind of verification. I can find the exact words for this to be able to google it and looking for some help. Thanks everyone
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This is nuts.
I have quite some traffic coming on my site and it apparently comes from one tweet: t.co/<HASH>
But after searching for quite some time, I can't find a way to reach back the tweet.
Tried to google tweeter backlink and co, tried the twitter advanced search with my domain name, etc. but nothing works... All I find are obscure marketing website I really don't want to visit...
Can't twitter tell me which tweet does it originates from? Or any other clean-ish tool?
Cheers
Found the solution. I googled the"t.co/<HASH>" URL with quotes and suddenly it appeared.
Power to google once again...
I'm a total novice when it comes to coding, so I've build my website in RapidWeaver and I'm happy with the result. But when I try to track clicks on my website I run into a problem with a missing ID. Is there any way that I will still be able to track clicks on my website?
I've tried to look at other answers to this, but it all involves a lot of code and I'm so very bad at that.
So I am writing a rails application for my friends food truck business.
The functionality that I am trying to create with this specific application is the ability for him to update the google map by posting a Geo-location tag on twitter.
A lot of the ruby gems that deal with google maps seem to be depreciated so I'm a bit lost at the moment. If anyone could just point me in the correct direction I would appreciate it.
I realize that this feature is just a quality of life feature but id like to be able to do it with embedded ruby and not have to break out the JavaScript (ugh). Ideal this kind of automation would be great for this particular type of website because my friend won't always have access to the back-end of the website when he is on the move. (Already able to update a map from an admin backend but its not good enough for a business that moves multiple places in a given day.)
anyways, thanks in advance. (if anyone wants me to post any of my code I will.)
So after reading your question, I thought it would be fun to tinker with the Twitter API again since I haven't used it in a while.
I went ahead and created a sample application for you that basically does what you were asking for. It looks for recent tweets from a user, grabs the latest one, then updates a Google map with a marker on that location.
Keep in mind that this was quickly thrown together, so it's far from perfect. But all the concepts should be there!
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the app or anything else. I'm always happy to help.
So I've searched high and low for this, and I can't really seem to find anything conclusive. This seems to be the general case for most things concerning calendars, scheduling, events and the like.
So I'm well along in my project, and I've been working on implementing calendaring, events and the like. Using full calendar with my rails app, it gets the job done. I've been thinking lately, I could get that to a suitable level, but because I can't find any comprehensive calendaring solution (can't imbed google calendar functionality etc), what if I created a "restful?" interface for CalDAV to connect to? I'm not quite sure where to begin, or if CalDAV even uses anything like a RESTful interface...
How do Google and Apple do it?
If I could get that working, then I could just let people use their calendar app of choice. Anyway. Do you guys have any thoughts or insights into this realm?
Cheers!
~ D
I've been attempting to go over the Twitter API, albeit it has taken me a while and I'm being thrown back and forth between the old and the new site - however I was wondering if there is a date at all for when a user has decided to follow or; or if your able to tell when a user stopped following you?
I've been looking through here https://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-API-Documentation to no avail, but I wondered if anyone knew of a way of doing it (outside of a separate monitoring system of course!)
Cheers,
Dan
The Twitter API doesn't explicitly provide dates for when a user started following you or stopped following you. This is something that you would need to monitor in some fashion.