whenever we sync pdf files. it shows in our app.
because I want upload that pdf file on server.
but I couldn't find any other way to do that.
I have tried to access pdf from iBooks but there is no way to access other app file in our app.
so is their any way to do that?
appreciate for help
You can upload the PDF to your server and show a webview where you load the URL for your PDF file
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I want siri to open pdf files that are stored into an app.
Is there a way to do this?
Siri -> open pdf file xyz
Thanks
First you need to write an app to render pdfs. Then you need add Document extension to that app to handle opening pdfs. Then you need to add siri extension to handle voice commands.
I am a new developer in swift, so please help me.
I am open a pdf file from remote server through Alamofire, then i needed to send this opened pdf file in webview so how it can be possible to send via mail,whatsapp,etc.from my app.
Its possible to upload a Pdf or documents file in DropBox with the using UIActivityViewController like WhatsApp to file sharing ?
All you have to do is download the Dropbox app and make sure it's in the list of share options. I can't say if I know it's like WhatsApp, but that's how I share to Dropbox.
I'm having a hard time trying to figure this out.
I have a button_to that should download a .mp4 movie that is stored on S3 when clicked. Since the audience is very basic, I need that when they click the button the download start right away. No right-click and Save As, just a button to send the file as download instead of open it on the browser.
I tried using send_file only to realize that it works for local files.
Any idea how to do this?
Just solved it using a link_to instead and link directly to the S3 file. Amazon automatically send the file to download instead of open in on the browser. Easier than I thought.
I would recommend just making it be a YouTube video. If you need privacy, make it an unlisted YouTube video.
If that is not an option, you should try to configure S3 to serve the following http header when delivering the file:
Content-Disposition: attachment
I can create an link to an iBooks document using the "itms-books://book-name" URL scheme, use that link in an html anchor tag accessible via a browser. When I click the link, it launches iBooks and opens the document.
How can I create a similar link to launch the Videos app to play a specific video in my local library? I've seen discussions about getting an asset URL from within another app, but I need something I can access via html in a browser.
There is videos:// which open the Videos Application, but I yet don't know how to use it. If I ever find something, I will let you know.