I'm using the sqlite manager add-on on firefox to check the sqlite file of my iOS app but the problem is that I have 45 tables in my core data file and the sqlite manager does not display them all, I dont know why!!
does anyone have any clue?
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I am pretty much new to chrome extension programming. I have a website which stores data in the localStorage tab of chrome debug tools under Applications with a key of activities. I want to access this into my custom made chrome extension and use it to download that data as a file. Please guide me. Any help is appreciated.
I am extremely confused by popup, background script, content script, etc.
P.S. The data is not stored by me, it is stored by the website I am trying to use this extension on.
Can anyone please suggest which package I can use in Atom which will enable the auto browser refresh when I save my code. If Atom doesn't support the browser functionality directly then is there any other option?
Currently I am using the Vagrant environment so my code runs on a remote server simulator.
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding this?
Ctrl-shift-h refreshes the built in browser but not automatically after you save. But you can use the shortcut yourself after saving file.
I'm an absolute newbie to Xamarin world. I'm working on a web application where a user completes a long form (say some 100+ fields) and then submits the form which will write the information to a database. One of the requirement is user should be able to load the form, resume his work even when he is Offline( No internet connection). I have used HTML5 Application cache, Local Storage in Html5, KnockOut.JS, Java script so that for every 2 seconds all the user form information is saved to Local Storage of the browser. But lately, I noticed with few users that the forms are getting deleted sometimes due to an iOS update. Also I don't want to rely on browsers cookie/cache to store this information.
I want to find out what my options are with Xamarin. Can I use a component like 'UIWebview' in the Xamarin app to launch my web application and then access the file system of iOS of that Xamarin app from the browser launched ?
Sure you can!
One launch image plus one screen with UIWebView is what you need for your task. You can handle UIWebView's event to save and load it's state.
Good news is that such app could be small enought to build it using free (Starter) version of platform.
Is it possible for a standalone desktop app to access browsing history within Chrome/Firefox/IE?
Or is that impossible?
I’ve poked around at Chrome history a couple times when trying to search for something that I couldn’t find from the History Tab. Here’s a tutorial: Google Chrome Forensics. Some notes:
The sqlite3 databases are “locked” when Chrome is running, so you might have to either close Chrome or copy the databases to a separate file before reading them.
In the History database, the visit_time is μs since 1601-01-01 (1/10th the Windows filetime) even if you’re on Mac or Linux, so to convert it to Unix time (s since 1970-01-01) you have to scale and subtract 11644473600 = new Date(1970, 0, 1)/1000 - new Date(1601, 0, 1)/1000.
E.g., Find the last 10 URLs I visited: select urls.url, datetime(visit_time/1000000 - 11644473600, 'unixepoch', 'localtime') from visits left join urls on visits.url = urls.id order by visit_time desc limit 10;
The visits.transition&255 is an enum found in page_transition_types.h. See the descriptions within the extension documentation on history.
You can indeed.
Chrome and Firefox store browser history in sql-lite files.
The location of the chrome history file is :
Linux: /home/$USER/.config/google-chrome/
Linux: /home/$USER/.config/chromium/
Windows Vista (and Win 7): C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\[USERNAME]\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\
If your developing the app in question. I've used Java in the past. You'll have to read up on the structure of the SQLlite database but you can access the tables using SQL queries (its quite nice to do with groovy actually). It works for Firefox the exact same way.
I have no experience with IE history.
I think most of the SharePoint developers and administrators know that with the change form Firefox 2 to Firefox 3 some functionality of SharePoint have became unavailable.
Especially adding Webparts to a site and using the PeoplePicker don't work anymore with Firefox 3. So I want to know how you deal with this problem when some of your users are complaining about having to use the IE to get the same functionality as with Firefox 2.
It's quite plain to me that it is not possible to get the full functionality with Firefox but it would be great to get at least the same with Firefox 3 as you got before with Firefox 2.
Or are there any workarounds to get Firefox 3 working with SharePoint properly?
I am using IE Tab: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419
The main problem seems to be the fact that whenever a pop-up windows opens during a SharePoint action, like adding a webpart to a site, the information or data form the pop-up windows is not transmitted to the initial window which opened the pop-up window.
What underlying code is it trying to run that Firefox 3 won't support?
Is it just using a bad agent sniffer? that can't handle v3?
The only thing I've encountered in v3 that isn't handled as nice as v2, is the ability to call .focus() on non-form elements. It worked better in v2, v3 seems to have some issues.
The official announcement of Service Pack 2 for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007 contains the following text:
Also with the new service pack,
Internet Explorer 8 will be added into
browser support matrix as level one,
and Firefox 2.0 and 3.0 as level two.
So maybe an upgrade to SharePoint SP2 will fix your problems? More details on SP2 are scheduled for release next week.