I want to add instagram widget script on my page. There are lots of site that create widget script to add instagram to your webpage.
But I do not want to use third party tool to created widget script.
Is there any way by which I can directly create widget script from instagram site or developer tool.
Thanks
Instagram has a widget that allows you to embed a single image on a web page. More info is here: https://instagram.com/developer/embedding/.
Otherwise you could create your own widget using their api, more info here: https://instagram.com/developer/
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I am trying to scrape the the article text from articles like the following:
http://fortune.com/2017/05/05/chemchina-syngenta-deal-acquisition/
However, some websites, such as Fortune, will present a screen on your first visit on which you must consent to them using your data in certain ways.
I need my webscraping tool to move through this page and access and download the article html.
If you're required to perform actions on the page, you should look into using Selenium (https://selenium-python.readthedocs.io/).
Selenium is a webdriver which is exactly what it sounds like. It allows you to open a headless browser session which you drive via python code. You'll be able to parse through the HTML of the GDPR page, find the specific button/link/whatever you need to continue, send a keypress, then parse the following page to get the article text.
A webdriver is a great tool to use when you need to interact with a webserver via Javascript. Like triggering a server to send you more HTML by scrolling to the bottom of a page (to account for sites that implement lazy loading). This could come in handy for websites that require you to scroll to the bottom of an agreement before the "Agree" button is activated.
I want to develop a web based app which will have following functionalities
1. A login
2. After authenticated login, users will be redirected to another web page and there will be a background image.
3. This is the most crucial part, I want users to be able to click on the background image and draw a line on the image which can be saved later. An example of that looks like this
Any ideas which is the best language to implant this kind of functionality?
Node.js + jquery would do this. Google "Nodejs Draw Line" and the first few websites already have the code.
Pocket chrome extension has a feature that "Integrated buttons on Twitter.com and Google Reader for one-click saving".
Here's a screenshot of my twitter timeline.
Every tweet will have a bunch of buttons (Reply, Retweet, Favorite, etc) if we hover over it. With the Pocket extension enabled, we can also have a integrated pocket button and save tweet to pocket with one-click (red line).
I wonder how that can be implemented since I intend to add my own buttons that will sync tweet to other services.
And ideas or links would be helpful.
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To modify the content of a web page, you have to use content scripts. In your content scripts, you will call DOM functions to add those share buttons (depending on how the page is generated and the structure of the page, it can be very easy or very tricky). And you add a click event listener to those added buttons. In the event handler, you can obtain the tweet text and send a message to the background page. Your background page handles these messages and make appropriate XHRs to share the tweet to other services.
This is the first time I've ever seen a button like this (see right side). Clicking on that button launches Spotify. How is Spotify able to do this for their emails? Can this be done with other applications right now?
Disclaimer: I am a Spotify employee, but I haven't worked on this feature personally.
Google recently added support for markup that lets you embed interactive actions in your messages. You can see the blog post about this or the developer reference. The basic concept is that you embed some structured JSON data in your message, as in this example.
We embed markup in our notification emails that links to the Spotify Open site. For example, here's a link for Passenger — Holes: http://open.spotify.com/track/33lol6G1GUj0d3DyE1QzLw
If you have the Spotify desktop app installed, a redirect on that page to a spotify:track: URI will open the linked track in the desktop.
I would say that it is probably either a feature of Gmail or Spotify has installed some kind of browser plugin that inserts this button onto any page that it wants.
Just like torrents, browsers can associate certain header types with specific programs for example torrents use the magnet:// url which the browser associates with an installed bit torrent client.
So I would assume that this button launches a url like spotify://this-is-a-song-name-987897/ which launches the Spotify program on your computer.
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I'm working on an application using Google Earth and I had two questions.
The first question involves the pop up window. I want to get an external website to appear in this bubble. I can either hardcode the website into the description of the placemark or use an iFrame. Are there any other options I can use to get a website into Google Earth?
Second question: I want to ensure that the user, at all times while using my kml, has access to certain buttons. Is there a way without querying web application every few seconds to ensure that the button remains available to the user?
Thank you for your time.
The answer to you first question is no - other than loading the html directly or using an IFRAME there is no way to display markup in the content balloons.
I am not sure what you mean in you second question, are you developing a web-based application using the Google Earth Plugin - or a kml layer for use in the google earth application. Either way you should not have to query anything to make sure a button is visible.