I have a UIImagePickerController which with it I select a photo from Library, or take a photo with Camera and then show the selected photo in a UIImageView. I want to upload this photo later to an API (which still don't know how to upload photos, have never done it).
So what I want is a feature like WhatsApp selecting photos feature which you can select let's say 20 photos and then you can see them. (I mean for my case I only have one UIImageView and can only show one photo.
What is the solution? please keep in mind that I want to upload this photos later.
Thanks in advance
As Ethan Halprin commented, I used https://github.com/hyperoslo/ImagePicker and it solved my issue. It looks really nice and I think the customer will like it :)
I also found TLPhotoPicker and DKImagePickerController helpful since the Hyperosolo's image picker is deprecated DKImagePickerController and TLPhotoPicker was a good choice left in swift.Some other references :-
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How can I format article's layout...
For example I would like to display the first image on top under the title but, on the left of the text I would like a column with the date, hits, author name and pic, and any other stuff I like to have there...
Is it posible?
Thanks again for your time and help.
You could check out Joomla overrides. Here's one link to get you started:
http://bit.ly/Z97yls
Hope this helps!
For what I understood of your question, you can easily do this with CSS classes - use google chrome to inspect the code.
Also, there is a amazing component called Modules Anywhere that you can use to insert any module inside your articles page.
Is there anyway to detect if the tab app is being loading in the new timeline or not? I got clients asking to upgrade my layout but not all of them have upgraded so it makes it hard to do that. If I had a way to detect this it would be perfect.
I managed to do that by looking for an album called "Cover Photos" on the album list of that page. Here's a sample:
http://graph.facebook.com/-page_id-/albums?fields=name
You don't need a token unless the page isn't published yet.
The problem with this approach is that some pages still don't have cover picture yet, but it's the minority.
Today I did something I've been meaning to do for a while. I got around to creating some icons for the two custom entities I created a while ago. These custom entities were Account Product and Contact Product. I used a microsoft tool to import and publish the new icons. This seemed to work ok. The problem is now the only icons that show up in the entire CRM are the two new icons. All the rest are just blank with little red dots. This isn't the case on the computer I made the change from. All icons are present there. But from every other computer all icons are missing. I seems to be some sort of permission thing but I'm blowed if I know know what it is.
Please help. Any ideas?
Image available here http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/gg14/chimpsinties/Temp/Clipboard01.jpg
Here is the post I followed with a link to the tool http://mscrmtools.blogspot.co.uk/2010/04/updating-custom-entities-icons.html
I have seen that sort of image in Dynamics when you need to publish all the customisations.
I'm looking at porting a custom-written PHP CMS into Django. One of the features the CMS currently has is an image upload function. I write an article, tag it with information, then choose a photo for it. If the system has any photos which have been added to articles with tags in common with the new one, it will suggest the photo for that article too. If there are no matches then a new image can be added.
In case this doesn't make sense, let's say I tag an article as Bruce Springsteen, The Beatles and Led Zeppelin. Next time I add an article with the tag The Beatles, it should suggest I use the image added for the first article.
What would be the best Django-applicable way to implement this? I've looked at the Photologue app and have integrated it, and I know it has tagging support (the problem here is that I'm using django-taggit, whereas Photologue supports django-tagging). One approach could be simply building it myself -- when a user uploads an article, I run a hook after they save it to associate the tags with the image. I'm just not sure how to then autosuggest an image in the admin tools based on that info.
Any ideas/approaches greatly appreciated.
This is almost certainly something you're going to have to build yourself. Django has a moderate number of libraries out there (that you've clearly already found). Unlike other solutions, it doesn't have a lot of things that get you 100% to your desired solution (whereas something like Drupal might get you 100% of the way there).
What you will probably need to do (at a high level) is something like this:
Create an AJAX view that takes the current tags as an argument and does a query on the existing posts to see what tags match and returns images from those posts.
Use jQuery/javascript on your view to call your AJAX view on the page as tags are added
Use jQuery to update a <div> on your page and show all the images that your view returned
Here is a similar example that might help get you started.
You might look into django-ajax as a helper library for your requests, but it definitely isn't necessary.
The hook between the your image module and any other django module can be implemented using django's contenttypes framework which also provides some useful instance methods for returning related/hooked objects.
It's awful that this thing is called "Like"-Box and there is no way to like, comment or share on an actual wallpost shown in the activity feed!
Is there a way to customize the Like-Box core so that these three little items are shown?
Would be great!
The only customization options are those found on the documentation page. You could build your own though using the Facebook graph API to pull a pages feed down and add like and share buttons.