when using google maps api on my webpage the user is asked on alert that the "webpage want to know the location".Once the user selects allow and reloading the page where the call for google maps api is running ,the page does not show the alert box second time onwards.But in some system in chrome browser the user is asked for location on every page loads
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In your function/code make sure to add return; at the end of the code requesting location access.
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I actually had this working fine in the past (with the V2 api) but with the V3 API have hit an issue
I have the script from the quickstart
https://developers.google.com/drive/api/quickstart/js
Works fine, but whenever I go to the page that selects the file it shows the "Authenticate" button again? - even after a refresh.
Is there a way to check if the user had previously clicked authenticate? Basically I need the new equivalent of the old (depreciated) gapi.auth2.getAuthInstance().isSignedIn
I'm coding a little program by Google Apps Script which loads the data out of a Google Sheet and puts it into a few tables (see first two images).
After the page has been loaded, you can edit the data and store it back into the Google Sheet. The App runs pretty well, except on Mozilla Firefox.
Every time I want to save my data, Mozilla Firefox shows the notification "NS binding aborted" (see the third image).
I already set up a random version behind the URL (https://script.google.com/macros/s/A.....pd/exec?v=5911) but the problem is still there...
PS.: When I hit the "Speichern / Save" Button the script saves all values into a variable and sends the variable to the server where the google sheet is stored. After that, it reloads the page by clicking on an HTML-Link which is hidden at the bottom of the HTML-page.
Has somebody an idea how I can solve this problem?
I'm developing a Chrome extension which updates a tab with a URLs in LinkedIn (every some times it changes the URL). The problem is that URLs in LinkedIn don't fully load until the user is focused on that site/tab, and I need the page to load when the user is using other tabs as well.
So is there any way I can use JavaScript (either using Chrome's background script, or a content script which will execute in the required tab) to make LinkedIn think the page is in focus, so that it loads fully?
I'm developing a site (not mine) and I encountered a big trouble!
In this website I've got some modals that will open after a user clicks on a product, but I need to do so Google Bot detects these modals like pages. When a modal opens, a JS Function adds a # parameter to the URL like "#abc=modal_one".
I want that in Google Result appears this page as "www.test.com/page.php?#abc=modal_one". I've tried (and I'm trying) to render the page like Google Bot in Google Search Console, but GSC opens only the page and not the modal. I also added a ES6 (JS) code that just edits the page title when the modal is showing to the user (after user clicks to open the modal) but nothing, Google does not detect the page title set after the page is loaded.
If you can't understand something just tell me and I will try to explain my trouble newly.
Thanks in advance to all the StackOverflow community :)
Try exporting the various pages to a dynamic sitemap that Google can read.
View the Categorize parameters with the URL Parameters tool page for more information.
This new feature in google called google instant preview (where you click the magnifying glass) that shows a snapshot of the page doesn't produce any ajax request or such as far as firebug can see. How is that possible? Is there another magic way of retrieving content without using an XMLHttpRequest (ActiveX for for the slow people)
The robot which collects the page has a "Google Web Preview" user agent. You could serve a version which doesn't show the popup when that user agent visits.
I'm seeing numerous Ajax calls to http://clients1.google.com/webpagethumbnail in Firebug. Do you have the net panel properly enabled?