After a user finishes speaking, I want to display a card telling the user that their data is being saved. I see that the "Take a note" Glassware does this however I can't figure out how to implement the same feature. Is the source code for "Take a note" available anywhere? If so, does anyone have a link to it?
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I am trying to format a list view by tailoring samples from github. I am trying to create a user profile card where you hover over the card and information about the person is shown like a short bio of the person.
The profile card is here:
https://github.com/pnp/List-Formatting/tree/master/view-samples/profile-card
Its good as it allows inserting your own image.
The hover feature would be great to take from this one here:
https://github.com/pnp/List-Formatting/tree/master/view-samples/horse-crests
This would allow the more information to be highlighted. I am just really struggling to create a hybrid of the two.
If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it. Many thanks.
Edit- I have also posted here: https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/302525/sharepoint-list-formatting-contact-card-image-name-and-title-with-hover-for-mo
Are you able to customize the appearance at all on the first two screens of Google Glass?
1) The Home screen card with time and "ok glass".
2) The Menu Item card with "ok glass," and a list of available voice actions.
For example, add an image, background image, remove the time, or add additional text. Or maybe put a custom view we create in front of everything.
I'm not looking to change the functionality, just the look and feel.
If not, are there any plans to allow this in the future?
Thanks!
It is not possible to change any of those screens. And I don't believe they will add the ability in the future. But we never know with Google, maybe in the future.
You can always make a feature request here:
https://code.google.com/p/google-glass-api/
When registering a menu item for the "OK Glass..." I'd like to some how provide a different semantic value to what is actually displayed. The example I have is "OK glass, find an ATM" is difficult for Glass to recognise and I'm thinking this is because it is expecting the word "ATM" instead of "A-T-M". If possible can I somehow provide these semantics into the menu whilst displaying an alternate message?
The Glass Developers Voice Command Checklist and Voice Input pages both recommend using a generic trigger under the "ok glass" menu, immediately followed by speech recognition to determine specific/unique parts of the request.
Could you use something like: "ok glass, find the nearest location for..."
... and then recognize the speech for "...A-T-M".
Here is the example used on the Voice Command Checklist:
"ok glass, find a recipe for..." (this allows users to speak "chicken kiev" and immediately see the recipe)
This approach also has the benefit of being generic enough to have your Glassware locate a number of places, not just an ATM.
I have an app that allows users to construct a personal card with a message, photo, song, etc. for an occasion (birthday being just one example). You can check it out here: apps.facebook.com/getmixxd
I was using graph api to allow the sender to post to recipient's wall with the option to make it public or private. As of Feb 5th this functionality is disabled apparently.
My question is what is my best alternative? Just using the dialog box doesn't seem to solve the problem because one of the features users asked for was ability to specify when the card was delivered (my friend's birthday is tomorrow, but I want to construct the card today and have it delivered tomorrow). Also, none of the preset custom actions appear to apply.
Looking for some advice from FB gurus on what my best option is...
Thanks!!
Mike
First, I'm not an FB Guru, and this is also problem of mine.
Here's what I've repeatedly seeing for the solution:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/15234553
Your best bet is the Open Graph API, which is you have to submit an Application for and "action" an a corresponding "object" for that. For example action "cook" and object "recipe".
How can we display a different string in a custom action caption using text templates or formatters if a Profile property is null?
Facebook displays a default caption for an action if a string property is not set or is empty.
For example, a caption for an action with a Profile object, Cooked with {SomeProfile}, displays the profile's description or something else if SomeProfile is not defined.
Another example
I have an Cook action type. Cook is connected to a Profile object type. Cook has another Profile action property SomeoneICookedWith. I set the caption for Cook to I cooked this with {SomeoneICookedWith}.
If SomeoneICookedWith is not empty and set to URL to John's profile, the caption on the timeline displays I cooked this with John.
If SomeoneICookedWith is empty, the caption on the timeline displays John is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with John and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected..
It displays the og:description of the object if the action is aggregated or if the News Feed attachment isn't configured.
If you are trying to link directly to a Facebook profile, you can't control the og:description. I would recommend making proxy pages with your own metatags that just redirect users but then you control the tags instead of us.
I've found that the og:description tag doesn't seem to be working with the og beta. The linter grabs my the description and my other custom object properties just fine, but when actually posting them, the only thing that shows up is the image, link, and the title. Description and everything else are left off, and the default 'Description' shows up. I'm beating my head against a wall since the Linter says it's working fine but it's not in actuality.
Paul's answer sounds ideal, but if you redirect the page, then Facebook follows the redirect and grabs the tags from the redirected page. Has anyone else run into this, and what's a good solution?