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I was wondering if I could send an email with video, where i can embed my wmv or any video files from my website on to a email so that when customers open the email they can click play and watch the video?
Or Can I include youtube video directly into email. So that the users can directly watch youtube video on their email?
Thanks.
This depends on email client, but I've never met any mail client rendering Flash. This can be so because of several issues: security, licenses, render engine complexity that is avoided.
And here's one good review on flash compatibility in all major mail clients.
Speaking of video stream files attached to the mail: you can do so, but you'll have to meet mail servers' size limits. And that's not a good idea to attach video, better add web link so that user can decide himself whether he wants this video or not. It's not good experience to have 7 Mb of unexpected mail traffic in newsletter :)
you can integrate a video in your mail, it's more if you used with HTML5
my proposition is to create an account on youtube and add your video,its so
simple to sharing it with Url
more instruction here
Yes, use Adobe Indesign. Explore the options and you should find an "embed a video" option there. =)
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I am looking for some resources (blog posts, tutorials, etc) on creating a native iOS app from a pre-existing website. It seems that the easiest way to do it would be to use a UIWebView and just load the website there, but I am interested in making native app.
Unfortunately, all Google searches I have tried just turn up results for web apps :(
(sorry if this question is vague)
What my TidBITS News app does, to show users what's going on at the tidbits.com Web site, is to use RSS. The stuff that appears at the Web site is also pushed out on an RSS feed. The app consults that feed. Now it has the data, so it can express that same information in a native app. It does use a UIWebView, but that's to display some of the RSS data (which is HTML to begin with), not to view the Web site itself.
I think I would write a webservice that provides the information to display. The website and the app would then send the appropriate requests and display the received data. Both can implement their own drawing/display code. This also enables to add maybe an Android or Windows Phone app later on without having to manage a seperate set of data for each application.
If you want to use the data existing on the website I think UIWebView is your only option (unless you want to write your own browser).
hey u can use the web view, add the requried framework, then look up for parser.
And yea one more thing
JSON Parsing will help u with this ....
its all about UIWebView Connected with XML with JSON Parsing.
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Good morning,
Recently I've been watching the YouTube API and have not found any information about the collection of data from a youtube account.
I have a Youtube channel and would like more information about users who subscribe to it, I also have a website where users are registered and need to know if the user is registered follower of my Youtube channel, I can only guess identify the user by email. So my question is whether it is possible by Youtube API or any other method of identifying this person and know if follower.
Thank you very much in advance.
I think using the list of activities in the Youtube API V3 you can obtain the activities of a particular user in a channel, specifying "channelId" parameter and "mine" parameter for the user logged.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/activities
In case that the list of activities returns videos as items you can get the channel id from the snippet of the video
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos/
For this solution the user must be authenticated and give permissions to the application to access their data in youtube
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I have a question related to uploading text and image to server with Corona Sdk. Would it be possible to accpmplish this in Corona and if yes, would it be possible to take a picture with the phone or select picture from album and then upload it to a server, with a text descreption? Please guide mé in the right direction :)
Thank you in advance :)
Yes, Corona SDK provides you the means to make HTTP POST requests (see Corona Docs: API > Libraries > network > request) which allows you to use POST requests for uploading text and images to a web server.
Although related to uploading images to Twitter, Vellum Interactive's blog post Post Images to Twitter With Corona SDK might prove really handy. Even if you take all the bits concerning the Twitter API out, it seems to have plenty of knowledge and code that you can apply to your case too.
For your latter question: with Corona SDK API reference: media.show() you can access the platform-specific implementation photo library or camera which should be what you're looking for. There are no off-the-shelf implementations of this though so you may need to prepare for a good bit of hacking. But if you're ready for it, the Corona SDK reference is quite good.
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I tried to find the answer to this question but could not, to be more precise, some apps like instagram have a custom backend, like they have a profile tab in the app where the users profile is stored, including the pics they upload.I want to know how is that page created, and how is the data saved to that page.So in short,if for my app I want to have a profile tab,how do I go about creating it, and how is the data storage done? I wanted to know whether the profile page under my profile tab is created, as in is it done in Xcode or some web design application and linked to Xcode?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not asking for the detailed process,just what software is used and a basic outline.
The back ends are PHP or any other server side languages, these are presented as service APIs interface, the most common is RESTful interfaces, the application connects to these RESTful services to store and retrieve data from
You may also want to read up on core data as any offline profile data is probably stored in core data or as NSUser Defaults.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/DataManagement/Conceptual/iPhoneCoreData01/Introduction/Introduction.html
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/NSUserDefaults_Class/Reference/Reference.html
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Sometimes i upload files to a website like attachments ..
The websites doesn't tell me where was the file uploaded
but it says yes it was uploaded
as im the uploader, is it possible to track the file location ?
whats the path of it in the website ?
Take stack overflow for example. If you upload an image as part of a question or answer, then the image is displayed on the screen when viewing the relevant item. If its being displayed in your browser, you can always find the URL by using your favorite web development toolkit.
So if you can access the resource in the browser, you have a url.
That doesn't necessarily translate into the exact location on the site's server, however. There is no way to know for sure where it is kept.
And if you upload something and it is never displayed back to you, there is no way to know.
Whether or not you have the right to know is a different matter entirely. It probably depends on the site's EULA. But as an opinion, noone forces you to upload anything. If you choose to do so, I think you give up the right to know where they put your contribution.