I have made a personal website with vue and I needed to upload it online, I dont know why but I chose IONOS because google recommended it. Now I am strugglinmg to upload it as this seems very confusing. Does anyone know how to operate IONOS? I have tried to submit it using FTP and SFTP.
IONOS is offering a tool that is named Deploy Now and you can find instructions for Vue.js here
I want to create a website to share files to a WhatsApp chat.
This should be possible in chrome by using the Web Share API https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2019/05/web-share-files The demo in the description works but only with files uploaded with the form. In my case, the files are already on the server.
Has anyone done this before and can help me with the code?
Thanks!
Daniel
We are currently looking at porting a enterprise silverlight application over to html5. The major roadblock that we have hit is the ability to open files from the user's local disk. Currently they have a document library which just links to files on their computer that they can open from within the app and view or print out. All that I read is that you can only access the local sandbox of the web app with the html5 file api's. We want to load these files from code.
Does anyone know of any workarounds to this?
Thanks
There is no way for html5 to access local file without user selection. But FSO: FileSystemObject works for IE and MAYBE could be regarded as a work around. But still there are some requirements to meet.
It is possible to use chrome's filesystem API to access files on a users local filesytem. So you'd have to be willing to make this a chrome only application.
Using java you can create a "Signed" applet which has access to the local filesystem. (if the applet is signed you can request filesystm permissions)
then there is a tutorial for accessing methods of your java code directly from javascript here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/applet/invokingAppletMethodsFromJavaScript.html
you should be able to perform something similar from silverlight.
There is no workaround in pure HTML5/Javascript. You need the use of plugins, such as Java or Silverlight (maybe you shouldn't port it after all). As for workarounds, HTML5 gives you an easy way drag and drop multiple files that you could transfer on the server and then display back to your users. Another workaround would be to install a custom agent (a software with only a tray icon) that would send the information about the current user "document library" to server and then again, you could display it back to the user.
Note: I've heard somewhere that browsers will eventually stop supporting plugins. http://www.howtogeek.com/179213/why-browser-plug-ins-are-going-away-and-whats-replacing-them/
Ya, I agree with Markain. However, if you were to limit your audience solely to chrome users, I daresay, you would most likely use some of your users. If Huazhihao is right, then your number of leaving customers should decrease but users who regularly use firefox won't be happy. Overall, I think that this will not work. Otherwise, there would be too many websites that trashed your hard driver (or at least wherever you have the rights to edit/delete files). I think it would be best if your product was setup to synchronize the file whenever an internet connection was detected and a change was made to the file. That way the user would not need to visit the website whenever the file was uploaded. If this is some kind of an error file, then it would be most beneficial if you were to make a link in the application that when clicked, would upload the file to the website and the website were to do whatever was necessary. If this is a purely online thing, then I don't see what business you would have looking through other peoples' files =-). Hope I helped!
I recently created a twitch panel extension and I have no idea how to upload it and make it available for install. I have seen Twitch extension documentation and I did not find how to upload the extension. If anyone knows how to do it, please share your knowledge.
This is documents I have seen https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/extensions
right now i am stuck here and have no idea where to next from here
A Twitch Extension comprises of HTML/JS/CSS and any background images.
So you'd need to create a zip file that contains your front end assets. In this case that would appear to be the contents of extensions-hello-world/public
Also that looks like a REALLY old Version of the developer rig. You may need to manually update https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/extensions/rig as on older version broke it's auto update mechanism
Assets and the full control time line for a extensions is at https://dev.twitch.tv/console/extensions
A similar question was asked and answered on the Dev Forums: https://discuss.dev.twitch.tv/t/solved-404-the-specified-key-does-not-exist/11921/2
The salient point for the post describes how to select and zip you files. Select all the files in the folder and zip from there. Don't right click and zip the folder itself.
I have a website that uses twitter bootstrap and I would like to add a place for "shared files" (word docs, videos, etc) that each user who uses the application can upload their own files to and it can be shared among users of the entire website. Everyone can view each file. The first thing that came to mind is a youtube account, where you can upload a video and then see all of your uploaded videos and everyone else can view it. I need this, but for all types of files and any user of the application can edit it.
By myself, I'm not sure how to achieve this, so I was searching for a plugin. Obviously I'm not sure if something like this has a particular name so all of my google searches have so far come up empty. Does anyone have any suggestions? Does the functionality I want have a name?
Thanks!
Dropbox.com comes to mind.
They have an API chooser where users can upload through the web site:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/dropins/chooser/js
How to share files and folders
https://www.dropbox.com/help/274/en
Look through their Sharing Q&A
https://www.dropbox.com/help/category/Sharing