I was wondering if there was a way to embed the domain restricted videos from Phonegap mobile application either using HTML or using API
Vimeo website gives no hint on this
Any one who have done it please provide points and example
I believe Vimeo's PRO members have direct access to their video files
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I'm building an iOS app for a company whose website currently makes use of an embedded webpage for login/account creation. This embedded webpage handles some cryptographic logic that is complex to replicate. On the web, they restrict what external webpages can load the embedded webpage by checking the origin, so that only whitelisted domains can load it (e.g. third party company's webpages).
Ultimately they want to make a native version of this login for mobile, but for v1 are considering just embedding the webpage to avoid rushing the API/client side encryption. But they would need the same ability to restrict where it can be embedded.
Is it possible to get the bundle id/app id of the mobile app requesting the page, in a way that can't be modified programmatically e.g. I can't just add a header, because any app could just add the same header. I'm also looking to avoid hardcoding any credentials in the source code.
Youtube has a similar functionality to what i'm looking for, giving the option to restrict video embedding by bundle id. But says its currently not available to iOS apps: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6301625?hl=en
However tools like google's OAuth dashboard, require inputting the iOS apps bundle id when setting up an app. Which makes me think it is possible. But experimenting with Charles proxy and WKWebView or SFSafariViewController didn't result in it being sent up by the system. Is there anyway for a website, either through initial load or redirects etc, to get the bundle-id in a safe way?
I haven't found in the documentation, but wanted to see if anybody knew if the API provides ability to pull an accessible MP4 URL that I can embed in my mobile app. The only link I see if an embedded iframe to put on website. Assuming this does not exist as YouTube wants you to use their player, but just wanted to make sure I was not missing some API that I was unaware of.
As the title suggests I want to add Social media extensions into my iOS application, I have seen multiple tutorials on how to publish to an external source e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc... which seems easy enough.
Now my question is it possible to do the reverse and instead retrieve information from these external factors? For example if I set the application to look directly at my Facebook profile when loaded and retrieve my Facebook status's.
I've heard of the concept of a Facebook Graph API which I plan on learning of the next couple of weeks. I'm looking for any resource materials or videos which I can use to learn from. I'm currently looking through Facebook's developers options but any additional information would be great.
You're going to want to use their official API. These links are a good starting point.
Facebook SDK for iOS
Twitter SDK for iOS
Instagram support for iOS
The new android youtube api allows developer to embed and play videos in the third party app. I made android app that shows list of youtube videos and show video in the app (not using youtube official app).
I want to know if there will be any copyright issues for the same.
Do I need any permissions or something?
Posting this question here because youtube has mentioned to use stack-overflow with tag "youtube-api" as the official support group. See this link
https://youtube-eng.googleblog.com/2012/09/the-youtube-api-on-stack-overflow_14.html
If you are using the official API to show videos, either on Android or for a Web App, then this should not be a concern as the API will only give you videos that haven't been restricted by the content owners (or if there is a concern over content, the videos will be removed, and hence your apps will no longer be displaying them).
When it comes to uploading, if you utilize oAuth authentication with v3 of the API then users who upload videos will be responsible for whatever is uploaded to their YouTube account through your app. That is, you won't have to worry about doing copyright checks yourself, as that will happen once the video ends up on the YouTube servers (this is the best reason to utilize this authentication method; if an app instead were to forego oAuth authentication and have uploads go into the app owner's account, then the app owner could be liable for copyright infringing videos sent through the app).
Note that this isn't legal advice or an official YouTube perspective; just my interpretation of reading the terms of service (which you should read as well).
I have a mobile web app/site and I would like the users to upload a word document to our site.
As safari on the iPhone is not able to upload files what are the alternatives?
I have seen http://code.google.com/p/iphone-photo-picker/ however this is not photograph.
Is it documented anywhere that the Dropbox API, iCloud API or another API would allow selection a file from a user to copy to our servers?
Alternately is there another way for our iPhone users using safari?
No, iPhone does not offer input type file on it's browser (except for images or videos).
What i do is, have users to send file(s) via email to site and download it programmatically on the server side and assign it to user's account either according to email address or some sort of password in the email.
Investigation has shown that the drop box API for the user so select a via on the webpage using OAuth could be an option in the future.
However the dropbox api documentation at the time of writing says:
Web applications using the Dropbox API are currently not officially
supported.
iCloud API is in beta and only available to members of the iOS and Mac Developer Programs so I am unable to review it's possibilities.
Update: I have now found this site: http://filepicker.io that handles uploads from facebook and dropbox.