I am migrating our Umbraco website to mobile application.
I searched on the Umbraco forums but could not find the documentation for "From where the data is loaded on the website" so that I can manipulate it as per the mobile device.
Are there any documents for this?
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I want to display anytime we post on twitter, facebook, etc... they'll show up as content (image and post) on my Umbraco site.
I found Umbraco package uShare but it is not capable of Umbraco 7.7
any other way please suggest me.
I am a beginner in the Salesforce 1 platform. I started this internship and I am being asked to create a jQuery Mobile app in Salesforce 1. I have learned how to build the app, but I am lost as to how to add code to it. I am a beginner developer being asked to recreate a Mobile app that is more for someone with more experience. I am not going to give up, because I know this is a good learning experience for me. The Salesforce resources have not been helpful to me. Can you help me try to figure out how to get started with this? Do I connect the app to a Salesforce page or is there another developing tool I am missing? Also I cannot add the jQuery Mobile library to be able to get my code to work. How does that app connect to the code? I am confused how the objects and fields relate to the code I write for the app. Help!
Just create a VF page, create a tab and assign the VF page to that tab. The VF page should be "Mobile Ready" i.e. you should check the checkbox when you create the VF page. For jQuery libraries, you have to add them as static resources.
Please let me know in case you need more help.
Yes. the other user is correct. Upload the "min" version of the jQuery as a static resource to invoke jQuery on your Visualforce page.
As for designing mobile apps on the Salesforce platform, you need to know quite a bit:
MVC model in Salesforce
Apex, SOQL, SOSL
Visualforce controllers
Visualforce
HTML and DOM
CSS
JavaScript
Possibly the Mobile SDK for Salesforce
Possibly Canvas for Salesforce
Possibly XML for Flexipages
If you look on developer.salesforce.com, you'll find learning resources for all of these topics. There's even a workbook for you: http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/salesforce1/salesforce1_guide.pdf.
Google's browser offers a mobile emulator for iOS so that developers can develop on one platform and test on many platforms. Its is difficult to use though, imho. It has quite a learning curve.
I want to create native iOS app, which must display static content of some website (for example, news website). I just need to display news categories, articles' text and images in my native iOS app.
How is it better to get content of website? What is the usual way to do that?
Ask website's developers for website's api? Or using some iOS SDK tools to get web content?
Thanks for help!
Asking the webmaster for the API is the best and easiest way, if they provide.
You can get the specific content you need via crawling script
written by Python. Run the python script on your own server to fetch
the articles under news category over and over, analyze the content
and extract the useful part, finally provide your own API for your native iOS app. This costs more.
Straightway, create NSURLRequest to load the webpage content, and do
the analysis task on the client instead. This affects the user experience.
You can use an UIWebView to load websites.
If the developer provides you a website API with XML or JSON you can create a UITableView with the news titles and a UIViewController to load the news details, but I don't think any developer would do it for you.
I am building a small website for myself, and few members of a clothes user group of mine. What I would like to do is feed the twitter feeds of my favorite designers and stores to a site, very similar to DVLPRS.com
I'm not sure if it is as simple as using rss feeds, or if it is a plugin the pulls the information from my favorite twitters.
Heres the site ot use Twitter widgets
http://twitter.com/about/resources/widgets
The site says
Widgets let you display Twitter updates on your website or social network page
So this is probably what you want for your website.
I use OWC (Office Web Components) v10.0 to embed Excel grid in an asp.net page. Is there a replacement technology where excel grid can be embedded in the client side browser?
If you are using a Sharepoint Server, Microsoft offers something called Excel Services, which basically provides spreadsheet functionality in a browser, without requiring an actual component to be deployed (with the Excel work being done on the SPPS server. Info is here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms546696.aspx
I know there is an OpenSource product called WikiCalc which is a client-side, spreadsheet component which works in the browser (from Dan Bricklin's company). Some info is here:
http://www.softwaregarden.com/products/wikicalc/index.html
There seems to be no .Net solution for client browser excel grid than OWC. Looks like SharePoint 2010 has Office Web Applications that allows Google Docs like spreadsheet functionality in browser. Would evaluate that.
looks like there is one.
http://www.infragistics.com/dotnet/netadvantage/silverlight/infragistics-excel.aspx