I am using grails 2.0.1 and i tried linking to the html page using with the direct url="somefile.html> but it is not working out . How do i do it ?please help
You need to do two things:
Make sure the file is stored under web-app/somefile.html, this is where you store raw files for the server.
Instead of using a hard-coded URL, use the g.resource() method or the <g:resource> tag. In these cases, you'll use it like so:
My Link
The reason to use the g.resource tag is it guarantees a correct link to the file. If you just hard code the file like href="somefile.html", then is is a relative path. If you are at the URI myapp/controller/action/foo, it will look for the file under myapp/controller/action/somefile.html.
Note: If you are using the cached-resources plugin or something similar, you will find the output URL is not actually myapp/somefile.html. The file is still accessible from that location, but the generated links will point to a static URL instead.
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I am developing a share extension for iOS 8 and it seem like i can run javascript code on page to grab some information like markup of the mage
But on the apple document it says that javascript code must be inside a .js file but my javascript code is coming from server and it is dynamic.
Is it possible to run javascript i downloaded from server or can I change js file contents everytime I need to use it?
You can't do this using the built-in support in the current share extension system.
The Javascript file needs to be listed by name in the extension's Info.plist, in the value of the NSExtensionJavaScriptPreprocessingFile key. The file named there needs to exist in the app extension's bundle. But bundles are not writeable, so you can't replace or change the file.
You might be able to do something like you describe if you:
Include a basic JS file that just returns the entire page source to your extension.
Use JavaScriptCore.framework to further process that data in your extension.
I don't know of any reason why that wouldn't work, but I haven't tried it, and it's kind of unusual. Still, given your needs, it's worth investigating.
I'm working with parse.com for my server end. I'm wondering if there's a way for files to be saved into subfolders. For example my file is currently saved with a url like this:
http://files.parsetfss.com/bb2767e6-fc18-4ff5-a071-199803c9aac2/tfss-d056e28e-1e02-49dd-930b-e46790a2e38d-Drums.png
is there a way I can get it to look like this instead:
http://files.parsetfss.com/bb2767e6-fc18-4ff5-a071-199803c9aac2/tfss-d056e28e-1e02-49dd-930b-e46790a2e38d/Drums.png
and for the same extension (tfss-d056e28e-1e02-49dd-930b-e46790a2e38d) apply to each row?
The reason I need this is because I'm actually uploading html files and it can't find its assets if they get renamed...
Have a look at the Cloud Hosting documentation here:
https://parse.com/docs/hosting_guide
Basically whatever files/folders you put in the "public" folder will be publicly available.
You can use it to upload files you want to be shared normally, instead of the way you described in your question which is for files you want to attach to objects.
I've got a working system to upload to the default root using resumable uploads and I've been able to make the meta data in a collection but I need to be able to do this type of upload straight to a collection or sub collection.
My main problem is the url, there's no defined example of a straight upload path to a collection?
I assumed that it would be like:
https://docs.google.com/feeds/upload/create-session/default/private/full/folder%3A[folder_id]/contents
considering that the typical upload path is similar except without the upload/create-session part?
In a folder entry, look for a link like this:
<link rel="http://schemas.google.com/g/2005#resumable-create-media"
type="application/atom+xml"
href="https://docs.google.com/feeds/upload/create-session/default/private/full"/>
The href is what you need to send to to create the file in that folder.
p.s. Have you considered using the new Drive API? It has this funcitonality and is considerably better to use.
Turns out I was originally correct and the URL I provided was correct for uploading but the function I created for generating the URL was missing out the / between feeds and upload
My situation is the following:
I have an index.html and some JavaScript that loads HTML snippets from the server. Inside these snippets, I have some URLs to images like
/some/folder/picture.jpg
Of course these do not work in PhoneGap. Weinre tells me that PhoneGap is trying to load the picture from
file:///some/folder/picture.jpg
Any ideas how to solve this? I was thinking about something like a base href, or some configuration in PhoneGap where one could specify a root path, but I did not find anything like that ...
Thanks,
Michael
I had the same problem especially when you have a lot of views (pages) and want to load one from a menu, yet you are at an unknown location.
The simple work around is to use the window.location object.
window.location.href.split('www')[0] + 'www'
This gives you the absolute URL to your 'base'. The www is the folder which is relevant for IOS and Android, so this also makes your app compatible in multiple platforms.
From this you can use a regular expression which passes the entire doc like jquery mobile does with data-* attributes to describe their elements. You simply replace the regular expression with the path returned. You'll want to do this during initialisation otherwise it will create a massive bottle neck.
Hope this helps and is along the lines of what you're looking for.
Cheers,
Sententia
You can't do that with a <base> because / is always host-relative — it can't be redefined to be in a subdirectory. You have two options:
rewrite your HTML to use fully relative paths like ../../some/folder/picture.jpg (or have something do the rewrite for you as a build step), or
alter the "browser" (PhoneGap's wrapper) so that it loads URLs differently.
I'm not familiar with PhoneGap so I can't comment on automatic options, but I personally would start using relative URLs.
I am using appfile:/. The path is correct; if I put it on screen and copy-paste it in the explorer it links to the image.
Is there anything else I need to do?
UPDATED I have updated the library, now is more easy to use. Can you test it?
I am the author of the StageWebViewBridge class. There is a known problem if you are using Android. Anyway, I have a working solution I will update the next week.
If the problem is not in Android, then send me some code.
I am also confused on how to access locally packaged assets. I put them in the HTML folder as requested and when I send a signal to the StageWebViewBridge to set the .src attribute of a video I'm not sure how to do it.
Without StageWebViewBridge and entirely in a website I can just reference the file for a video object via JavaScript directly e.g. swvRef.src = 'file.mp4';. This works perfectly fine. When I try to tell flash to send a call via StageWebViewBridge it does receive the call to the StageWebView (I have JavaScript reporting it). However when I try to set the .src of a video object I can't figure out the correct path.
The documentation says to put all things in a 'html' folder. I did so. No reference to a .src of 'html/a.mp4' or 'a.mp4' or 'htmlCache/a.mp4' ever makes the new javascript html5 video class work.
Bridge otherwise is working perfectly sending AS->JS and JS->AS. I'm just looking for info on how to reference packaged files. I want to play a video I put in the /html folder and so far, I just can't do it.
Got the same issue and fixed it with "appfile:/"
Why do you require "appfile:/ for a local html file ?
If the treated html/js/css is local and asset is relative (aka ../ or no http://) you should treat them as "appfile:/" ?
If the treated file is distant you do not have to handle assets ?
Is there a best practice to work with "appfile:/" ?
Actually I debug my html/js/css game in the browser but if I use appfile:/ it will no longer works. I will have to handle 2 behaviors.