I tried to use the format
http://googledrive.com/host/<folderID>/<filename>
and I've already set both image folder and asset to "Public on the web". However, when I tried calling the url using incognito mode, it just redirect me to sign-in page. Could anyone point me out of this issue?
If you right-click the file you want to share, there is a "Get Link" choice.
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I am trying to modify a small thing from an extension. All I basically need to edit, is the selector they use. If their selector is $("#firstDiv") I need it to be $("#secondDiv"). It is really that simple.
I downloaded the CRX file, extracted it, made the edit, but when I go and install it in my browser, it asks me to authenticate with Google Authenticator. Just like it's supposed to do, as it uses oAuth 2. HOWEVER, once I log into my Google account, it will not "save" the login. Right after I log in and press Log In, the tab closes and launches the same login page again on another page.
Is it possible to change that somehow? I found a semi-workaround. If I install the extension, authenticate with Google, then go make my edit in the extension folder, it works perfectly. However, I cannot send it to someone else, because the manifest.json includes my authentication key (392 characters long).
How can I modify the extension to my needs? Is there something I need to know about Google OAuth?
EDIT: Okay, I cannot even download the .crx file directly from Google, unzip the file, then move the files into a new folder, and install that script. Exactly like it came from Google. Are their .crx files signed? Is it impossible to do this?
When you download the .crx file, extract it, edit it and install it, its extension id is changed from the original one(this is the reason you are getting login page again and again). Now, client id used in extension is valid for only the original extension id. Thats why when you install it from web store it works fine because it retains its original extension id.
Solution :
You must retain the original extension id to make it work. First download crx viewer(very helpful for extension developers)
After installing crx viewer, navigate to your extension from web store. You will notice a page action(icon at the end of url). Click it , then click view source. New tab will open, then press f12 and check the console, you will find a "key" value. Copy it. Now go to your extension page again and download the extension as zip(from crx). Extract it and open its manifest.json file and paste the "key" along with value.(This step is necessary to retain extension id). Now install the extension from chrome by enabling developer's mode and clicking load unpacked extension and selecting the extracted extension. It should work now
I am trying to find the default page of the FTP webpage, as the one shown in
below:
How I can modify this page, or which HTML file / or FTP attribute I should change to get my needs?
Another thing, how I can add a link to that page to allow users to upload or add users, such that the users will not be created as a local computer users?
Can that happen? If yes could you guide me to the required tips that I should follow?
Thank you all in advance!
The page is not coming from the FTP server. It's just how the Internet Explorer renders the FTP directory listing.
You cannot change it server-side.
If you open the same ftp:// URL in another browser (Firefox, Chrome, ...), you will see a different "page".
You would have to implement a web application with your desired custom layout that does the FTP behind the scenes.
I have an chrome extension that might be disabled by the user. I want to create a link to the chrome://extensions menu in that case. It would be something like
Chrome extensions
which is not allowed: Not allowed to load local resource: chrome://extensions/
Most of the solutions I have read imply the use of an extension (which for this use case will be disabled):
chrome.tabs.create({'url': 'chrome://extensions'});
Is there any way to solve this issue?
Of course, I might be wrong... In that case, what could I do?
Thanks in advance
No. There exist privileged URLs and they cannot be opened from web pages or the command line.
I uploaded some files into Google Cloud Storage. Now, I would like to view the data in the Google Developer Console under Storage->Cloud Storage->Storage Browser by clicking on the created subfolder. Although having the status Is owner in Project_Name->Permissions I get the error message Failed to load (see attched picture). A collague of mine - having also the permission Is owner - has full access via the browser interface.
So, what do I have to additionally change in order to gain access via the web interface?
I've seen issue like this when having multiple users in a single Chrome Browser. You can manage multiple users on Chrome to avoid possible conflicts, visit the link provided to guide you on how to do this..
Open an incognito window in Chrome and see if the problem persists. If so, like in my case, you can resolve by only having one user logged in to Chrome.
I'm trying to download a file using HtmlPage.Window.Navigate() in IE8 (SL 4).
The new browser window appears briefly and then disappears.
I've tried different settings for trusted sites and the popup-blocker, but nothing seems to help.
Any ideas?
You should try a hyperlink button to do this. Or try this solution for opening a new window and passing a URL
Happy Coding...