I used to consult Apple Developer page "UI Automation JavaScript Reference for iOS" but now the page redirects to a search page of apple that I cant find any information that was provided on the reference I want. I also google my doubts and all the results redirects me to the page that doesnt exist anymore. Does anyone know where can I consult all the methods of UIATarget class?
The page Im referring is https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/ToolsLanguages/Reference/UIATargetClassReference/
There is a saved copy of this page from July 2012 at archive.org:
https://web.archive.org/web/20120523220502/http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#/web/20120606031156/http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/ToolsLanguages/Reference/UIATargetClassReference/UIATargetClass/UIATargetClass.html
It seems like UI Automation was probably replaced by Javascript for Automation (JXA) around Yosemite.
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It looks like calling the googleyolo javascript object doesn't work with chrome extensions, probably because it's using an iframe with redirect under the hood, that extensions do not like.
Am I right in thinking chrome extensions are not supported? If yes, does anyone know if there is a plan to support them?
That’s correct. Currently the API expects the calling page to not run inside an extension. We may change this in the future. However you can accomplish what you want to do via a chrome tab launch to a well known page which the extension can inject content scripts into, and notify via chrome cross tab messaging after sign in.
I have a JIRA server installed on my server I would like to add a javascript to all pages. any idea how?
I could not change any jsp file it seems that all are compiled could not be modified.
If hacky solutions don't make you feel uncomfortable, you might be able to use the "Announcement Banner" to achieve this. You can insert html/css/javascript there and it will be displayed on each page in JIRA.
There's an example available here.
The "Announcement Banner" documentation is available here.
Note that this only works on JIRA Server. On JIRA Cloud the Announcement Banner only accepts text or wiki format.
I have looked around the web and have found that appending #page=?? to the end of a PDF link will automatically take the visitor to that specific page in the PDF file.
I was wondering if this is still best practice as it doesn't seem to be working for me (Chrome on Windows 7). Also, all the articles I have found so far date back to 2006-2008, have things changed recently?
This is still valid code but it may require that some version of Acrobat (Reader, Pro, etc) be installed as a plugin on the browser in order for it to work as expected. Since multiple commonly-used browsers now have a built-in reader (Chrome, Safari for iOS are the big two that come to mind) support for direct page linking is somewhat spotty now. You can still do it...the worst case scenario is that the PDF just opens to the first page for those users but I would advise to just leave off the direct page link. If the page is that important, extract it to a separate PDF and link to that.
i have downloaded the MQFlashMapsAPI here, it's an .swc file, i don't know how to get started with that exciting API in my application, can you please forward me to some useful links showing how to integrate it and how to get started in my iPhone application. Thanx in advance.
In order for Flash Builder to "see" the MapQuest Mobile Flash API .swc file, you have to add it to your build path. The Flash Builder documentation gives step-by-step instructions on how to do this. There is a section called "Use SWC files in your projects" about half way down the page.
As far as tutorials go, there is a good one here from Adobe that might be worth a look. It's a step-by-step tutorial that has to do with building a mobile Twitter application, but I think it's a good resource for getting started, and I intend to work through this tutorial as well when I have time.
MapQuest also has a sample project (.fxp) that you can download as well as an example iOS application built using the Mobile Flash API that you can get from the iTunes App Store.
Hope this helps!
Are there any Firefox extensions for site-maintenance, specifically, for checking if all the links on the site are working?
I'm currently using the LinkChecker addon, which works wonderfully, except that it can only do one page at a time.
I'm looking for something more automated, which will check each link, then go down the link and check all links within the page as well. This will continue on to check all the links on the page.
Anything that exists which can do this?
For checking links you could try the W3C Link Checker and I do believe it allows recursive checking.
The Web Developer Addon has a link checker that uses the W3C service and also provides several other tools for checking and validating web sites.