I'm solving simple task - in Windows Phone 8 it should be possible to save mp3 file downloaded from Internet into phone Media Library, not just into Isolated storage. Hint for the API is here:
What's new in Windows Phone SDK 8.0
The only thread about this problem I have found:
MediaLibrary SaveSong method
Is anywhere simple guide how to save mp3 song into phone Media Library or at least MSDN article describing the MediaLibraryExtensions.SaveSong? Thanks!
Here you go # API to add playlists in Zune
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I can't seem to find a clear answer as to how to answer this in the Google Play console.
Browsing the net I've found some answers related to advertising IDs
"How Expo Is Fooling Everyone" has a comment from James Ide saying "If you are using the managed workflow, the standalone apps will contain the Google and Facebook SDKs."
and another stackoverflow post on the IDFA.
My app doesn't use any specific type of advertising. But I think because I'm using Expo, I need to say yes to using an advertising ID because of the bundled Facebook SDK?
The form looks like this...
Does anyone know exactly how to fill out this form for an Expo app that has no advertising functionality added by the dev?
The article How Expo Is Fooling Everyone states that "all Expo applications collect the Advertising ID from users" which is true for Expo SDKs up to version 45. This meant that in the past you had to select that an Advertising ID was used in both your Apple App Store and Google Play Store submissions.
However, as of SDK 46 both the Facebook and FacbookAds packages have been deprecated in favour of Expo's newer EAS build service and these packages now need to be included specifically by users if they want to include the functionality of Facebook's login or advertising platform.
The contentious issue with Expo has always been the inclusion of the Facebook package which is why, as the article referenced, all Expo apps prior to 46 needed the Advertising ID disclosure in app store submissions.
While I cannot find any conclusive confirmation from Expo's documentation, I no longer disclose any Advertising ID collection in my apps using Expo's SDK 46+. I recommend that most developers migrate to the newer SDKs (SDK 47 as at time of writing this) to benefit from the EAS Build, updated React Native framework, and importantly, the removal of the default Facebook package included in every app.
I want to sync up iOS device contacts with an application based on QT platform, I am in search of an API which can do this with qt
I find workaround (QT-JNI-Java bridge) for android.
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qandroidjniobject.html#details
It is working fine, but i didn't find any bridge for ios.
Note: QT has suggested following link
https://wiki.qt.io/Category:Developing_with_Qt::QtMobility
But it is related to Nokia Ovi store (which doesn't exist anymore) and the last date mentioned is 2011. The link to a release is dead.
If you come across any workaround for ios-qt, request you to suggest me.
Thanks in advance.
You can use the V-Play API for a cross-platform solution to handle phone contacts on iOS & Android.
These are the APIs:
https://v-play.net/doc/nativeutils/#getContacts-method
https://v-play.net/doc/nativeutils/#storeContacts-method
I'm currently trying to find a SDK or API that I can integrate into a Windows 8 Store App (C++). I have found several but they either require desktop APIs not accessable in Store Apps or is only for C# (Such as Bing Voice Recognition, which would be perfect if it was available for c++). I know there is minimal support for what I'm asking, but I've searched extensively so any help/suggestions on what to try or to use for very basic voice to text would be tremendously helpful.
Thank you!
If you are using a Windows 8 Store App (C++), the best option I found for using voice recognition is to use the AT&T Speech API. The C# have an SDK, but for C++ you can POST to their server using OAuth2 and get a JSON response back with the speech transcribed.
I'm trying to find information on how to create a plugin for lightroom to publish photos to my website. Anyone know where I can get info?
I'm using django for my website if that matters.
There are two parts to this question: (1) how to write Lightroom plugins and (2) how to write a plugin that can publish photos (so, make an http request to upload a photo to a website).
You can find general information about writing Lightroom plugins on Lightroom Dev Center. This post on my blog may provide a simple starting point as well.
The example in the blog post may be helpful for another reason: it uses luasocket library that you will need to access to publish photos. Here is an example of how HTTP POST request can be made using this library. Note that the solution in the blog post includes this line package.loaded.socket = import "AgSocket" (executed in a module, not in a plugin), which preloads luasocket and makes it available to socket.http module.
I am looking for a way to embed ads to my desktop APIs. There are planty solutions out there for web sites which stream ads from Ad Networks. However, I didn't find one which will allow to get a similar ad content to the app.
Does any one have any experience with this?
Thanks!!
Which operating system are you targeting? If you are on Windows you could always display the ads within an embedded/automated IE window (assuming IE is installed). Alternatively, you could hook up to something like shareasale.com datafeeds and embed the appropriate links in your app. Clicking on the link (or description, image, etc) would merely cause a browser to launch at the appropriate site.
I have had the same pro, I found it was hard to find an ad network focus on desktop apps. Several months ago one of my developer friend told me he is using DesktopAd's ads in his Windows desktop apps. I downloaded their ads SDK and added into my Windows 8.1 apps, it only took me half a day finishing all the works. After that I can get revenue from ad clicks everyday. I hope my answer could be of some help to you.