I noticed today that uploads via the V2 Data API seem to be very slow compared to normal. I was wondering if there is a site that displays system issues and alerts so that we as developers can make sure that issues are known and if not where we can report them?
The status does not appear to be reported anywhere officially. Bugs, downtime, and feature requests (like an API status page 😉) can be reported via their issue tracker page.
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If I find the offline translation of the ios system, I have not found any api about the azure ios offline translation on the official website.
It is not currently available for iOS. Seems like it was a feature that was available previously, but it is now limited. Their website doesn't include a section for iOS translation anymore.
I wish I could provide a valid source online but my information comes from several hours on customer service calls with Microsoft Representatives who either told me that (1) the feature doesn't exist, (2) the feature used to exist but they can't find the pages anymore, (3) that the feature never existed and that it will be coming soon to iOS.
We are developing a Single Page RWD web app which supports all mobile form factors. We would like to
have the webapp support offline browsing capability as well
Once the data is downloaded from server, user should be able to see that data even if there is no internet connection.
Users should be able to fill forms, and later submit it to server, when there is internet connection.
Can we use the AppCache, HTML5 storage to get the offline capabilities? If we are using hash to change the navigation in address bar the whole page refresh problem is also not there.
Was going through some of the older posts in Stackoverflow on this. Offline iOS web app: loads my manifest, but doesn't work offline
This post is dated back in 2011. In 2017, can we support
If you want to open something from an URL to the webView, you need internet. You can do the following thing in the iOS application with certain conditions.
Users should be able to fill forms, and later submit it to the server, when there is an internet connection.
You need to cache all the responses when using the native iOS or any other cross platform. If you are wondering about PWA, it is coming in the 11.3 version of iOS. Refer this link to understand more about the service workers in the WebKit. It is a beta version, so do not expect it to run bug free.
YouTube is blocked in Pakistan almost 2 years ago, but it still displaying videos... But YouTube is not accessible through any Brower without any proxy or vpn software...
please tell me how Android youtube app works, ???
I guess it depends on how the block is made.
If, say, they just restricted the access to "http://www.youtube.com", then the app may dedicated endpoints which go around their filtering.
Or again, if the block is made at IP level, the servers that hosts the APIs will have a totally different set of IPs than the website ones.
I'm just assuming, so don't take any of this for a fact.
As everyone using the YouTube api knows, saving or caching youtube files is prohibited by the google terms of service. So how then does this app [McTube] allow users to cache videos? I googled around and apparently google reportedly told them to remove the feature. Yet a year later the feature is still there. What gives, and how can I as a developer incorporate such a feature in my app without getting kicked off the app store?
Thanks for your time :)
Using YouTube Analytics, I have been able to determine that one of our competitors is embedding our videos, apparently passing them off as their own (as recently as Sunday).
I have been trying to discover what specific page the videos are embedded on, not just the domain. Apparently this was a capability of Insight, but I haven't been able to find any recent info that shows how to do this using YT Analytics. I suspect this data in no longer available.
I've been all over their site, and tried some obvious unlinked page guesses (/videos, /youtube, etc) and haven't found them.
Is there a way with the current YouTube system to find the specific URL where my videos are embedded?