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I would like to use the TWebBrowser Component in a complete new instance independently from the instance of the Internet Explorer. Is there a way to start TWebBrowser (e.g. in private browsing mode) so it would have it's own instance of cookies, cache, history, etc.?
Try delphi chromium.
Based on Chrome browser, fully autonomous and more html5 compliant....
You can define the directory where to store cookies, and then, clean them as you like...
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I want to allow other apps associated with .docx files to be able to edit the files I have inside my App document library. Is that applicable?
Impossible! Each app has its own private folder that is not accessible by other applications! If this was allowed then any app could break other apps files. Doesn't seem logical
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While looking for sample code for Dropbox integration, i happened on this:
https://github.com/jessegrosjean/DropboxSync
This seems like just the ticket for me. All I want is to keep one dedicated folder of RTF files in synch with a dedicated folder on the user's account. Looks too good to be true. Is it?
Request for an folder only API and not the all access version
Then DropboxSnync as well as chdropboxsync and all the other forks keep it in sync
So yes it is like it looks like
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Closed 10 years ago.
I am new to phonegap. I need to call SharePoint web service to my ios app with phonegap in html5. Can anyone help? How can it be called? Is is possible?
Although i am not sure what type of data your service returns but generally it returns XML, so this plugin might help you easily capture the data and process the output in regular JSON format.
https://github.com/bobby/jquery-sharepoint-json
Also include your service ip address in the whitelist otherwise it will not be reachable due to cordova security model Domain Whitelist.
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Closed 12 years ago.
i had created two service,both are using same folder..i want to unlocked the folder when first service work got over..plz help?????
Its not clear what you want. But two or more processes can use the same folder.
You can't delete or rename a folder that is in use by another process.
If you read and write a file at the same time, results can be unpredictable. But if you open a file you can specify if you want exclusive access.
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the images should be store in a directory(image) under the project
In windows forms, the user doesn't need to 'upload' the file, because the application runs locally. Instead, ask the user for a filename (typically through an open dialog); then copy the indicated file to the target location.