Is there any way to change current color scheme to custom for Like Button?
No. The Like button cannot be changed, and it's against Facebook terms to change the way it looks.
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I'm trying to only enable my custom ribbon button when an item is selected, but it looks like you can't do JavaScript in O365 from everything that I've read. Is this true? Is there no way to enable/disable a button based on the item(s) selected?
You can use custom Page components to do that. There's an execellent article in DIWUG magazine issue 6 on how to do it. http://www.diwug.nl/DIWUG_SharePoint_eMagazine6.pdf
I've been translating a theme by simply customizing the HTML, but I've run into a problem:
The "Add to cart" button on a product page. I can translate the label on the button, but when you click the button the text changes from "Add to cart" to "Adding..." and then to "Added!".
Neither "Adding..." nor "Added!" are anywhere to be found the HTML of the theme, so I'm wondering where I should look if I want to translate those?
The "Adding", "Added" response comes from the theme's javascript - unfortunately that's hard-coded in and there's not a way to change it. You may want to try modifying another theme that doesn't use ajax to add products to your cart, like Sexy, Luna, or Nova - then you should be able to have more control over translating your store completely.
I'm trying to implement a footnote along with couple of buttons inside the footer.
Card card1.setFootnote("Footer");
Button btnSave = new Button(this)
Button btnClear = new Button(this)
card1.setButton(btnSave); //no option to put into card at footer
card1.setButton(btnClear); //no option to put into card at footer
How could I do this?
While you could modify the view hierarchy that gets returned by Card.toView() to insert whatever widgets you want, consider that this isn't the best approach for user interaction. Since Glass does not provide a touch screen, Button widgets make little sense on that form factor.
A better approach would be to add an options menu with your actions that would be presented when the user taps on the touchpad.
If you really want to do that Rakesk then i suggest you design your layout in landscape using xml. Size of that layout should be relative to 640 x 480 resolution. In this way you can add as many widgets in the UI as you want though it is not recommended.
I'm trying to implement the Facebook Like button into a site and basically what I want is a very simple button that when clicked likes the corresponding facebook page and then opens it in a new window. I don't want the comments or the faces or the count, just the button and when clicked I don't want the option to add a comment. It just likes the page and opens it in a new tab, nothing more.
Any help would be appreciated.
Use this link
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/
You can find answer for your question . Simply select the Layout to box_count or button_count . You will get simple like button .
If you want to use the facebook like plugin, the only customizations you can do are available here:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/
This will also generate the code on html5/iframe/xfbml into your application.
On one of my pages I'm showing about 60 items I would like to be "likeable" via facebook. The problem is that I can not use several pages to show the items since this would reduce the usability of the page. But when loading / showing 60 like buttons is just too much for my browser. The page is not usable anymore because even scrolling takes several seconds because of the impact of showing 60 likte buttons.
Does anybody know of an alternative way of using the like button? Would it be possible to build a custom like button which loads the like count from my local database and somehow triggers the facebook like mechanism when the user clicks on my own like button?
This could be done by building a custom like button which on click loads the real like button, hides it and automatically triggers the click on the real like button? Would this even be allowed or is forbidden by the facebook guidelines? If that is the case, is there any other way?
Best regards,
Daniel
Use a placeholder image and load them lazily via javascript when the user hovers on it. That's what Techcrunch does.
There are a few things you can do here that may speed up load times:
Make sure you're only loading the JS SDK once - the latest code from the Like button configurator takes care of this for you.
Load the JS SDK asynchronously, as described on the JS SDK overview page
Use the XFBML version of the Like button
You should use xFBML version of Like button and load the SDK asynchronously.
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/
You cannot trigger the click of a like button in javascript.
You can however, hide the like button until the user hovers over the like button and create it then.
Something like this might be helpful:
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/k6kzy/german_publisher_heise_creates_a_privacy/