We would like to let a user with mobile device (Notebook/Tablet/Smartphone) add an event to his Calendar by just hitting a button/link/url from our MOBILE WEBSITE.
How can we provide this? (We read that this is not possible with an Stock Android Google calendar).
the button should point to a icalendar file describing the event (see rfc5545) when downloaded the client will then add the event to the local calendar.
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Is there any way to answer a user question in the Home device and at the same time, send a notification to another device?
For example, if the user ask for a direction, answer with the location (voice) and finish saying to the user:"I've sent you the location to your phone" and send him a map...
I know there is a way to switch conversation to another device (say, for example, one with screen) but I don't want to finish it in Home device.
Thanks in advance.
Not in a straightforward way, no, but there are a few options that you have that may do what you want.
You can try to use Assistant Notifications. Right now, notifications only appear on mobile devices, but even if/when they allow speaker notifications in the future, your user could still open it on a mobile device. You need to ask for permission to send a notification, and when they trigger the notification, an Intent in your Action will be triggered to actually show what you want to show.
You can also look into using a more standard notification channel such as Firebase Cloud Messaging. This does require you to have your own app on the mobile device, and it works outside of the Assistant, but may be a good choice if it meets your needs.
We currently have a requirement where an end user can perform a signature capture inside the SO Invoice screen.
End user would click a button or execute an action from the Actions Menu. A touch screen graphical editor would come up allowing the user to use their finger or any hardware supported to create a signature image. Upon clicking Accept, the image would be stored against the document Files attachment.
We are looking for something possibly already developed, or if necessary, a control we might be able to spawn that could then write the image attachment back.
Please advise.
If I'm not mistaken, at this point the functionality to create user signatures and attach the signature image file to an Acumatica ERP form that supports file attachments is exclusively available only in Acumatica mobile applications. I wish there were an Aspx control inside the framework, which could be used as is for that purpose, but unfortunately, there is not any to my knowledge.
An alternative approach is to create a custom PXSmartPanel embedding a custom HTML webpage (via the InnerPageUrl property). The custom HTML page can be used only to capture the signature and attach it to the current record inside Acumatica.
Since RuslanDev noted the mobile application for this, I'll share the MSDL code from the new T400 class on Customization of the Mobile Application. I don't think this is what you were asking, but I'm adding as an answer to preserve formatting for those that may be looking for how to do this in Mobile.
To add to the mobile application on 2018 R2, use the new Mobile Applications section of the Customization Project. Simply add the - add recordAction "SignReport" - section as shown below.
update screen SO301000 {
update container "OrderSummary" {
add recordAction "SignReport" {
behavior = SignReport
displayName = "Sign"
}
}
}
Is it possible to create a checkin by allowing a user to click on button in a html page that takes them to a share location (checkin page)?
I am thinking- something like the twitter share url?
for example-
http://foursquare.com/share/?venue_id=12345
I want this functionality in order to allow users to swipe their nfc phone on a smart tag and it loads a html page with different options
On an Android-based or iOS-based mobile device, you can use special formed URLs in order to start the Foursquare application viewing the desired venue: https://developer.foursquare.com/resources/client
The URL https://m.foursquare.com/venue/#venue_id# (e.g. https://m.foursquare.com/venue/4b477346f964a520723226e3) can either be opened by the installed Android Foursquare App or opened by a normal browser (or other Intent receivers registered for that URL).
You can further use the URL https://foursquare.com/mobile/checkin?vid=#venue_id# to get to the mobile page, where you can just press "check in" or enter a shout. By checking-in via the mobile page (and not the app), you do not get points and are not able to earn Mayorships (see Foursquare support).
But you can, for example, create your own web app that accesses the Foursquare API and performs the check-in for the OAuth'ed users. By using the HTML5 Geolocation feature, you can also send the mobile device's Lat/Lon coordinates to your web app and perform valid check-ins that also count for Mayorships, etc. A good start is Foursquare's developer page: https://developer.foursquare.com/overview/
this question seems simple but I can't find anything on the web. In my application I have a button and just want to call de standard Calendar application from my button. I don't want to add events or stuff like that. I just can't find an OpenUrl or there is another way to call the Calendar app?
There is no URL scheme define for Calendar. You can however allow users to use the standard EventKitUI to create, edit, and display events.
There is also UICalendar to display events:
https://github.com/Clancey/UICalendar
I need to develop an iPhone application which needs to read the incoming SMS received by the user, manipulate the text, and then display it in the application.
Could someone clarify whether it is possible to read the SMS received within our application development?
Thanks!
Intercepting/reading incoming SMS is not possible on iOS (for privacy reasons).
It is only possible when the phone is Jailbreaked.
There are many tools to jailbreak your phone.
Once Jailbreaked, an application cal open the SQLite database at
/var/mobile/Library/SMS/sms.db
and read the message table.
It contains, the date/time at which the message was received, the sender/recipient phone number and even the clear text of the message.
UPDATE
From iOS 12 Apple will allow the support to read One Time Code(OTP - One Time Password) which you will get in the iPhone device.
iOS supports Password AutoFill on UITextField, UITextView, and any custom view that adopts the UITextInput protocol. System keyboard set the textContentType on it to .oneTimeCode
1) Using Code
singleFactorCodeTextField.textContentType = .oneTimeCode
2) Using Storyboard/XIB
Select UITextField/UITextView in storyboard/XIB click Click on Attribute
inspector. Go to text input trait, click to Content type and select
one time code and done.
The operating system will detect verification codes from Messages automatically with this UITextContentType set.
Warning
If you use a custom input view for a security code input text field,
iOS cannot display the necessary AutoFill UI.
For more information, you can check it on the Apple developer oneTimeCode
And also review WWDC 2018 Session 204 - Automatic Strong Passwords and Security Code AutoFill and jump to 24:28 for automatic pre-fill the OTP.