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
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you know I need to link a company`s `onedrive` to a `web application` that they have, if I create a folder through their system, it should be reflected in the company`s onedrive. This should be able to create folders, files, etc. I have seen very few videos of this on the internet and I do not understand them much, could someone guide me on how it could be done, their application is developed in `angular` and `sails`.
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 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'm working on a resume site that allows you to link a URL, but not upload it. I don't really want to have to pay for storing images on my server for a resume project, so I was hoping to create a button or link that does this...
Upload an image to a 3rd party website/server, such as imgur
Get a link from the upload
Automatically insert the link into the form field I currently have for linking to images (I think I know how to do this part)
I'm not stuck on imgur, but it's one of the only sites I know that allows users to upload photos and get URLs easily without creating an account...Anyone have any suggestions? I feel like something like this must have come up before.
PS. I'm trying to advertise myself as an entry-level MEAN stack developer, so I'm trying to keep everything on the website inside of the JavaScript libraries if possible.
Thanks!
very easy to use as temporary hosting:
img2url.site
https://pypi.org/project/Img2UrlApi/
its not a good idea to store images there for longer time,
only as "buffor" to get an url.
I have a simple HTML/CSS/JS website that is designed to be accessed with phones. It is not a native app.
I need to make a couple of MP3 files able to be saved to the user's phone SD card or storage. This is legal - the MP3 files are our own recordings.
I can only find solutions that require users to install 3rd party applications in order to download our files. I would much prefer a simple "click here to save this MP3 to your device" button (in the interest of user-friendliness :)
I have searched Google and SO and tried many different ways to word this question. Is this even possible? Thanks in advance...
In Android browsers you could use the download attribute in your anchor tags. However, this is not yet supported in ios.
You could use a server side programming language to create a download page, but I do not know if that is possible in your app.