after I managed to create an add on for Chrome browser (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13686561/chrome-addon-with-my-server-interaction),
my next target is to do the same for Firefox.
I see this is harder to do or there arent many good tutorials for begginers.
What Im asking is good step by step tutorials in order to understand the workflow for FF.
Thank you again for reading me!
Take a look to Add-on SDK. Here the documentation, and you can also download it from Github.
I would say that the Getting Started section of Add-on SDK docs is a good place to start your reading.
You can also join the IRC channel #jetpack on irc.mozilla.org and ask help directly to the SDK team, if you have any doubt!
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I notice Google Play has flagged my AR apps developed in metaio with this message:
Security alert
Your app is using a version of OpenSSL containing a security vulnerability. Please see this Google Help Centre article for details, including the deadline for fixing the vulnerability.
Security alert
Your application has an unsafe implementation of the WebViewClient.onReceivedSslError handler. Please see the alerts page for more information."
I'm hoping it's an easy fix, such as replacing DLL files. Seems I have till July 11th to sort it.
Anyone had this problem and resolved?
Thanks
PS. I use metaio creator, output to arel, copy that output into an app folder template I created which I run through Android Studio/Xcode to generate the final build.
In case you are looking for alternatives, Wikitude came up with a fix a few days ago: http://www.wikitude.com/blog-sdk-update-openssl-upgrade/
Cheers!
Wikitude team
I need to create a firefox plugin that allows a user to take screenshots of any part of their desktop and have them uploaded to a server. There seems to be lots of plugins for screen capturing a webpage, but nothing for capturing anything outside of firefox. So after a little research I have not found much information on how this might be possible. I don't want to resort to a using a java applet but I will if that is my only option.
Does anyone have advice on how I might create such a feature?
Thanks
I don't think a Firefox addon is the most appropriate approach here. Maybe split the task into a Firefox addon to offer the "upload to a server" component and a native app to do the desktop screenshot (or just integrate with existing screenshot tools).
If you're worried about complicating the installation process for end users, you could look into bundling the addon component and native app into a single installer (e.g. MSI on Windows, RPM on Linux, etc.). You'll have to come up with different apps for each platform you want to support (and maybe even each version - e.g. Windows XP vs Windows 10).
Whatever you decide, you'll probably need to create a more specific question to get further help here (there's no simple Firefox.Addons.API.TakeScreenShot() answer I'm afraid).
Also make sure you're using the right terminology - a plugin is the deprecated NPAPI approach whereas addons are still supported.
I'm actually working on taking native desktop screenshots just in the last coupel of days. I'm using js-ctypes. My work goal is the same exact thing to, upload to server. If you would like to collaborate I am very open to it! We can chat about it on #jsctypes irc channel :) irc://moznet/jsctypes (Mibbit IRC WebApp) If you don't know js-ctypes thats ok i can handle that while you can handle uploading techniques, and an editor on canvas :) The editor is a huge part of it, you can see my ideas/plans here: https://github.com/Noitidart/NativeShot/wiki/NativeShot
I'm really really interested in a collab on this!
I'm still working on windows right now, the color is messed up: https://github.com/Noitidart/NativeShot/tree/digitanks-method
I was just about to start OSX work following this example here: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/samplecode/SonOfGrab/Introduction/Intro.html and here: Take ScreenShot without Window
You can install the addon from that branch and click the icon that gets added to the toolbar, it will take a screenshot with 3sec delay and then append it to the body of the selected tab. (Windows only right now)
Doneskis baby check it out: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nativeshot/
Got some quirks. Released it as v1.0 though. I'm working on Android support, pretty close. I need to flesh out the editor tools. Please let me know if you're willing to collaborate.
I am using Shinobi Grids 1.1 and I am looking to upgrade to 2.8. I cant seem to find any documentation on this online, does anyone know of any documentations online I can look to point me in the right direction? Please and thank you.
DISCLAIMER: I am a developer at ShinobiControls.
If you're a customer, you can download version 2.8.0 of ShinobiGrids from our customer portal. Otherwise, you can download a trial version available on our main site HERE.
Once downloaded remove the old framework from your project and drag and drop the new one in. You may get warnings and possibly some compile errors seen as you are updating from such an old version. However, any warnings you get should describe an alternative implementation.
If you get any compiling errors or warnings that aren't clear, just email us at info#shinobicontrols.com. A member of our team will get back to you as soon as they can.
Searched around in SO and Google but didn't find anything useful.
What would be the easiest way to implement an SSH console inside my iOS app ?
There are many apps doing this already like SSH Terminal or Diet Coda, but I wondered if there's an open source component or anything of such nature that I can just drop in my project, and if not - any resources that you can point me at to build my own implementation would be highly appreciated.
Update: So far I only found one solution from Chilkat, but unfortunately it costs a whooping $150 for a single developer license... Any other suggestions are welcomed.
I saw there is an dreamweaver called rubyweaver. Does anyone know of plans to upgrade that to CS5? anyone hear interested in doing this? It would be helpful for newbies like me to have some Wysiwyg editing. Any other software offer that for ruby on rails?
According to the Rubyweaver site they are not offering CS5 support due to not having a developer that can perform the update work for the extension. This appears to be due to the site that is offering the download of Rubyweaver is not the same people that developed the original extension.
You may want to try the extension out, some of the functionality of it may work in CS5. The site doesn't list any specific CS5 issues on it Known Issues page.
Yes it is true that we do not currently have a developer for this extension as of yet. We have a few potential prospects that we are currently having talks with. The Original Creator of the extension is Rob Cameron of RidingTheClutch.com. Jason Gills took over the IDE and updated it to it's latest state.
We took over the RubyWeaver IDE from the Jason Gills as he was not able to provide the extension or keep up with the development of RubyWeaver, so we got with Jason and decided to keep this extension available to everyone.
We hope to be offering an updated version as soon as we find a coder.
I hope this information helps out.
Thank You,
John