Like Facebook or Twitter I need to export image within my iOS app to Google Classroom. I went through some documentation provided by Google but I couldn't find any kind of SDK. Is google provided any kind of iOS SDK for Google Classroom or do we need to use rest API instead of SDK?
First of all, you should have the google classroom application installed on your ios device.
Next, On your ios device when you select the option to export you should see the google classroom option in the list, and if you don't see that option just select more at the end, and there you should have it.
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I'm working on app in which I need to integrate with Google Drive for my iOS App.
So I started following Quick Start. Every thing worked perfectly fine and successfully able to get list of my file with the use of query in GTLQueryDrive class. But problem is that I am getting every thing for using query so for this there is no User Interface for Google Drive (like they can show all files with logos and we can get those file and some delegate may trigger as I also noticed in android integrated project). So
Is this possible that I Google drive give some default interface for listing files with actions available, instead of just using queries.
If possible then how can Integrate or some helping tutorial link.
Looking for help. Thanks.
Is this possible that I Google drive give some default interface for listing files with actions available, instead of just using queries?
It seems what you're looking for is the Google Picker.
It's is a "File Open" dialog for the information stored in Google
servers. With Google Picker, your users can access and upload photos,
videos, maps, and documents stored in Google servers. The selection is
passed back to your web page or web application for further use. You
can read more of that in the
docs.
I have to mention though that the example used is written in Javascript.
If possible then how can Integrate or some helping tutorial link.
Try this iOS Picker demo app from Github.
For additional info about implementing Picker, watch this video from Google.
I am looking for Offline Google Maps in iOS (Objective c).
Is there any way to download the Map into the App when user is connected to internet, and show the downloaded map when user is offline and using the App ?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
I don't know much about it but I have heard some once talking about the same thing and using openstreetmaps instead of Google Maps.
OpenStreetMaps: http://www.openstreetmap.org/
As far as I know Google Maps doesn't implement that feature on its iOS Framework yet. But there are other Frameworks, such as Skobbler or Nutiteq that provide what you need.
It is quite easy to use Google maps as the offline mode you just need to download the map for the particular location you need to visit offline, later you can access that map anytime. I recommend you to see complete tutorial with screenshots here.
Follow some below steps:
1: Open google maps.
2: Navigate to the menu, and select offline area.
3: Select the area you want to use as area as an offline map.
4: Now tap download.
You can access this map in future for one month after which it will ask for updates.
I want to use Google App Indexing with my web pages and iOS app.
I do support Universal Links (or deep links in Google lingo) with Apples Search and have my web pages set up accordingly.
From Googles documentation I am unable to find out if I really need to add the Google App Indexing SDK. The SDK does not give me any required functionality and I would prefer to skip it - but does Google rely on the SDK to be able to do the magic?
I am not doing any indexing of in app content, the only thing I want to be indexed is the web pages, and get the according deep links.
To enable App Indexing in your iOS App, adding the Google App Indexing SDK is mandatory as the documentation suggests.
This way it will be possible for your App content to be searchable by users conducting Google queries, producing results that will lead the users to open or install your App.
Concerning the SDK, it will influence ranking, whether or not the user has your App installed. This means that if your App is indexed, Google will use the content within your App as a signal in ranking and not just your web content.
Users will also see an enhanced UI with your App icon on the search results page.
Hope this helps.
You are right, getting Google search results to deep-link into your app is achievable using only Universal Links and having your web content naturally feature in Google search results.
The Google documentation isn't great, but there are two major reasons you'd want to integrate the Google App Indexing SDK:
The first, as the documentation does say, is so that Google ranks your 'app content' higher in Google search results than if you didn't integrate the SDK. My guess is that 'app content' here is defined as your web content with app related meta data, such as the <link rel=alternate> tag specified in the documentation. I've yet to find any way to validate/verify to what degree this helps - we have to trust the documentation for now.
The second is that currently, your deep-linking will only work from Safari Mobile. To facilitate deep-linking from Google search results into your app in Chrome for iOS will require implementation of Google's SDK, which will also provision a "back to Google" button in your app. To see whether this is worth doing you'd have to check your analytics to see how many of your iOS users are using Chrome instead of Safari Mobile as their main browser on iPhone.
Source for second reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NFRNamQGCc&feature=youtu.be&t=268
I wanted to create custom url for tracking ios installs in google analytics dashboard. I have been using Tapjoy to drive the installs. While creating the custom url from https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ios/v3/campaigns#url-builder it asks for a device id macro for custom ad networks.
Any idea what is the device id macro for tapjoy. Quick google search didnt get me any specific result.
For some reason when I go to your link and build a URL it doesn't ask me for the device id macro.
But maybe this can help: http://home.tapjoy.com/tech/product-overview/sdk-change-log/tapjoy-and-identifiers#ios
In my app I have used my app to run Apple maps application and pass it start and end coordinates so user can be navigated.
Is there any option to use the same but with google maps.
Does it require app download or something like that?
Is there any example how to use google for navigation from location to location?
You can use Google URL Scheme for navigation from location to location. The documentation is great, but you must validate if the google maps App exist on the user iPhone.
OPTION 1 :
Example :
If user have iOS 5 and older, use Google URL Scheme,
If user have iOS 6 and google maps installed, use Google URL Scheme
If user have iOS 6 and google maps not installed, use Apple maps URL scheme
Google URL Scheme documentation
Attention, when using Google URL Scheme, your application switch to Google Maps app.
OPTION 2 :
Is there any option to use the same but with google maps
Google Maps for iOS SDK
Does it require app download or something like that?
Yes, Google Maps SDK for iOS
iOS >= 6.0 is using Apple maps, while when < 6.0 uses Google maps. If you want to show Google maps in all cases, put a webview and utilise Google web maps.