What I'm trying to do is displaying my twitter timeline feeds in a website dynamically in a slider/carousel.
without copying and pasting every last tweet.
something looks like the testimonials section on this page
https://slack.com/pricing
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I have a Twitter button on my website to allow people to tweet from the site. I am setting the text of the tweet programmatically and I’m also including a link to my site.
Everything works except that Twitter is turning the link into a preview of my website. I don’t want the preview. I want the link to stay a link.
Is there a way to do that?
From this:
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I get this:
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But I want this:
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How can I split a multi-page PDF file into single pages in an array using Swift?
I have a six page PDF document that I would like to display using webview with a nice page turning effect. The first part is done, displaying some html text on each page, but I would like to display pages from a PDF document instead.
Any help would be most appreciated.
There is lots of stuff about posting on Facebook from iOS, but it seems to be rather blindly posting.
I want to be able to view the posts on a group page through, say, a UITableView. I don't want the user to be able to leave this page unless they touched a user, in which the Facebook app would open up and the user would go view that person. I would simply have a UIWebView that shows the group page, but I don't want the notification center and all that stuff there too. I want this so be very plain and simple. A keyboard comes up and you can post text, photo, or video directly to the group Facebook page.
I can't seem to find anywhere that talks about viewing posts on a wall...
I'm making an RSS app.
In my "Add Feed" tab there is a UIWebView covering half of the page. I want to be able to google search or type in a website in my web view. On the other half of the page I want to have any feeds that are detected in the UIWebView to be displayed.
When the feeds/feed URL's are displayed, I want them to be next to a "plus" or "add" button. When clicked the feed is then added/saved to a UITableView in another tab.
I'm not asking anyone to write the code for me, but if anyone knows where to start or if there's a certain class that would help, please let me know! Or even a tutorial that gets me on the right track!
Here's an app that has the feature I'm talking about (the detection part) I just want to display it a different way. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/free-rss-reader/id290537970?mt=8
Any Help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Once loading is complete, fetch the HTML content of the web view:
[webView stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:#"document.documentElement.outerHTML"];
Use a regex or some other method to parse through the content and extract the href and title attributes of the anchor tags.
Use a heuristic to look for link titles or hrefs containing "rss", "feed", or "xml", which may indicate an RSS link.
Present the filtered list of links to your user.
I loaded the Like Box iframe code generated on Facebook into an UIWebView on my iPhone App. It works well, but when I scroll, it scrolls the UIWebView itself, and not the content inside the iframe. How can I block the UIWebView from scrolling (i.e the UIWebView takes the fullscreen frame) and allow the overflowed content of the iframe to scroll instead ?
ps : I tested a simple .html in MobileSafari.app and I have the same problem
You use two fingers in the like box instead of one. Then it scrolls.
You won't have much control over a plugin that is rendered as an iframe due to cross domain restrictions and they do not give many options to customize the appearance.
You could replace it with a Facebook like button. Then below it, you could add code that reads and displays the Fan Page feed using the graph api's page's feed connection (/pageId/feed). This would give you full control over the rendering and still gives the user the option to like your page. To improve performance of this solution you could use the Facebook real-time updates API to get notified when new updates get posted to the page and then you could pull those down and cache them.