I have read the dailymotion api and saw all the parameters that it accepts,
but I can't find a parameter to disable keyboard shortcuts like UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT.
Is there a query parameter to disable keyboard shortcuts? (something like disablekb that the youtube api offers)
Unfortunately, to date, there is no parameter to disable keyboard shortcuts mainly for accessibility concern.
Are they causing any problem in your integration? Do you have a use case to share?
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How to read text from custom keyboard from third party apps like Skype, whats up and so on?
Step1: I have to create custom keyboard in swift ios
Step2: Enable and add custom keyboard in ios device.
Step3: User will open skype and chat using custom keyboard .
Step 4: I need to read text or detect text or get text , user typed text from third party apps like skype , whats up, message and so on.
Eg: User open skype and chat using custom keyboard like "Hello" . I wants to read text or get text or detect text as Hello using ios swift.
If you have created your own custom keyboard, then you are the one who implemented creating the text from the keyboard -> it should be super easy to record the user input (since you are generating it). E.g., if you generate a character using:
self.textDocumentProxy.insertText(characterString)
Then just at the same moment track that character:
self.textGeneratedInThisSession = self.textGeneratedInThisSession + characterString
Assuming there is textGeneratedInThisSession variable into which you are appending the text.
Moreover, at any moment you can just examine the content of self.textDocumentProxy which gives you the power to find out even the content of the document proxy that was generated by other keyboards, e.g.:
let contentDescription = textDocumentProxy.description
Read more in UITextDocumentProxy documentation.
However, you should know that this is something Apple is very sensitive about. Recording the text and leaking it anywhere might very easily end in rejection of the custom keyboard.
I'm currently working on the accessibility of an rich web application that includes taking a signature with jSignature, and part of the brief from the client is it must be very accessible.
Much of the accessibility work is done, but in respect to the signature itself, VoiceOver on iOS doesn't allow selection of the box, and so it reads nothing, nor does it allow the user to 'sign' with a finger, as is the purpose of the box. This is the case with any ARIA directives we've tried (aria-polite, aria-grabbed, role).
It seems like VoiceOver cannot see the JSignature box at all.
I believe you are looking for the following trait:
UIAccessibilityTraitAllowsDirectInteraction
There is a little mic button on the keyboard that when pressed allows the users to vocally talk the text into a text view. Is it possible to automatically force this mic as soon as the text view is pressed? As to not have them go through the hassle of having to click on the mic button themselves? This is what I am talking about:this
After taking a look a the UITextInputTraits documentation, I see no way of showing the voice-input mode automatically.
This would also make sense, since there are a lot of languages which don't have this feature.
When the keyboard appears for UITextViews and UITextFields there is a microphone button that lets you do Speech to Text. Is there anyway for me to activate this functionality without having the user to click on the button?
Currently there is no public API to access that feature. You can do this using third party libraries like Nuance or OpenEars.
<iframe src="snip?showinfo=0&controls=0&rel=0"></iframe>
JSFiddle. All controls, including the title, are hidden before and during playback, but when the video ends, the title appears, ignoring the showinfo setting. Is this the intended behavior?
Not worth asking another question. Is it possible to hide the YouTube watermark with this setup?
To answer the first question, this is the intended behavior. YouTube wants the the person on the other end to click on more videos.
As for the second, what you're looking for is the modestbranding=1 parameter. Unfortunately you have to use that parameter first and you can't use it with showinfo=0. I guess YouTube has to get some type of credit right? There may be a tweak out there or an unlisted parameter. I'll give it a few more shots.
Also here you'll find an explanation from Brian Glick at YouTube for this functionality.
I know I'm late, but since this question was never answered...
The title only shows up when you're using the HTML5 playback if enabled and when the video is embedded via iframe. The Flash playback does not show the title in the end.
You can hide/cover up the title using the YouTube iFrame API with if (event.data == YT.PlayerState.ENDED). Be aware though, that YouTube doesn't allow to you to cover up too much. As long as there is a visible (no right-click) link-back to YouTube like the watermark, the logo in the controls or the clickable title, you should be fine.