I have finished building a new website using HTML, CSS, JS, and Bootstrap for a non profit organization as volunteer and currently they are using Weebly to host their site. I have simply been using my student domain hosted by my college to show my progress of the website, but now that I have finished I want to transfer it over to their official site. I was wondering if it is even possible to transfer all my code into Weebly and not use their pre-made themes? Especially since I am using Bootstrap. Will I have to tell them they need a new web hosting service if they want to use the website I designed them? Cause I am having trouble with Weebly doing that.
Sorry if this a dumb question, I am not knowledgeable about Web hosting and recently begun designing websites.
Thank you!
You could advise the organization to switch web hosting providers. There are many out there that are free or provide discounts for non-profits. Deploy your website there, then get their existing domain provider to redirect theirdomain.com to the new provider.
Is that non-profit organisation using free website from weebly ? i mean subdomain ? e.g. xyz.weebly.com ?
If yes, in free acoount of weebly, there are many restrictions on features...
Till u can use your own codes in weebly...
(weebly does not support php)
Log in to weebly and follow images attached below to go to edit weebly html/css
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I tried using nodejs its working but I want to do using reactJS only without node js, please let me know if any available there
No, you won't be able to use the browser of your clients to scrape content from other websites using JavaScript because of a security measure called Same-origin policy.
visit this post:
browser-based-client-side-scraping
Is it possible to use either Google Apps Script or the Google Sheets API to host a REST API, so that I can make client-side content requests on a static web page? If so, how would I go about this?
I'm building a simple website hosted on GitHub, and I want to experiment with using a spreadsheet as a content management system, e.g. fetching a running list of projects with corresponding text, images, etc.
Forgive me if I completely misunderstood the capabilities of either/both of these applications, or overlooked a previous ask!
You can use the Sheets API with multiple languages.
Here you have the different quickstarts that show you how to do it: https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/guides/concepts
Also you can create a Web App with Apps Script and embed it in your website: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/web
I am a complete Google Analytics beginner and would appreciate a help with a basic question.
I am developing HTML, CSS and JavaScript based applications which are further uploaded into an iOS application to present your applications in a fancy way. Therefore my application is a hybrid application (half JS web site, half mobile app).
I would love to see users' activity in my app when they are browsing through it and I thought GA might work well with it - but the problem is, that the outer app doesn't provide me with any URL of my inner JS app (the inner web site's URL is file:///).
At this page (link), I found that URL is not really important, that it is the tracking code which is important. So I used a dummy URL, added the GA snippet into my application and uploaded it in iPresent. I can't see no live activity though... :/ It also says the measuring is not installed (not used at a home page).
So I am wondering - is the URL really important?
Any ideas?
Thanks!
URL (or page path) is only important if you want to report on data based on which URLs your visitors went to.
If you app doesn't use URLs at all, perhaps it fits better with the "app" model where you are sending screen name data instead of page data. You can read more about the differences between web and app views here:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2649553
I found out that URL is not needed. This type of problem can be solved by using GA Measurement Tool
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/
Validate your hit here:
https://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/hit-builder/
I would like to develop an app for Bigcommerce that other users of the platform could use. The app should add a simple javascript embed code to all pages of the store. The embed code is similar in nature to google analytics embed or chat services embed codes.
I have opened up a trial account with Bigcommerce and found out that it is very easy to manually edit the page templates to add such an embed code, but I would like to be able to develop an app that store owners could install and not have to mess with editing and copy-pasting embed codes into their page templates.
Unfortunately there is no mechanism currently for BigCommerce that allows for the editing of template code via the app.
I can give you pointers as to where you can put your code to make it globally available.
If you need something in the <head> globally: /Panels/HTMLHead.html
If you need something at the beginning, right after the <body>: /Panel/DrawerMenu.html
If you need something at the end, right before the </body>: /Panels/Footer.html
These are the 3 common places most javascript things (like tracking pixels and analytics) usually go.
Other "extensions" for BigCommerce, such as OLark and Zendesk and Analytics, all just give either a web page with instructions, or a PDF with installation instructions. You could provide your functionality via the same means in lieu of an app doing it.
I haven't really worked with Bigcommerce, but I went thorough their docs and it looks like there is no option for custom module that you can upload and use on their server. And that makes perfect sense.
So I would say the only "forth to try" option is to build browser extension, that does the job for you. As I understood, you can control html output of your store by choosing "Themes" tab > "Edit HTML/CSS", so extension should be able to walk through the three of pages in the left panel.
Chrome Extension
Firefox extension
I am about to build a web application and I want to allow other developers extend it with their own applications.
Should I do this with iFrames like Facebook?
Is this a good practice?
Are there other alternatives that let other developers extend my application (that is for the user it looks like it's from my application).
To be specific:
I want developers to be able to code applications that is embedded on my web application. Eg. if I have a file on my application they could provide a way for the users to interact with that file. Maybe a "preview" application that let the users preview the file.
Another application might draw a mindmap tree view of all the user's files.
What is the best way of doing this?
iFrame + Restful API on backend for data exchange?
Let them insert javascript on backend + frontend + html + css on my web application?
Other alternatives?
If you meant "embed" rather than "extend" and you just want people to drop a little box on a page and that's it, then an iframe should be fine.
However, if you want two-way communication or mashupability — rather than "opaque blob of HTML and hope for the best" communication — then a JavaScript or REST API might be a better call.
More specifics would make for an easier answer. If the functionality you need is on the level of an embedded ad or stackoverlflow flair then an iframe would work, if the functionality is more along the lines of a Google Map then an API of some sort would work better.
It depends on what you mean by "extend". When you use iFrames with 3rd parties, presumably vended from different domains than the host page, then you are constrained by cross-domain issues and cannot interact with the contents of those iFrames. If that's not an issue for you, then you can go ahead and try that strategy, but I can't see how merely adding iFrames without interopability is "extending" your web application.