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QUESTION
I want to create an audio element when a button is clicked, play the audio, and then remove the audio when it is done playing Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 20:50What I can understand from the link you posted is that you want to replay the audio from the beginning whenever the button is clicked. You can do it by setting the audio's currentTime
to 0, then playing the audio:
QUESTION
I'm trying to generate release notes in an azure piplelines stage and push the note to an azure service bus.
How do I expose the variable in a bash script then consume it in a subsequent job in the same stage?
I'm using a bash task to execute a git
command and trying to export it as an environment variable which I want to use in the following job.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 16:21You need to use logging syntax and output variables like it is shown here:
QUESTION
I've followed this guide to learn how to use a Trusted Web Activity. All fine but the address bar still appear. At begin I think it was because when the app was looking for assetlinks.json the response was 404. Fixed it but no luck on removing the address bar. Am I missing something?
Chrome Version: 72.0.3626.96
Android Version: 7.1.2 (LineageOS 14.1)
assetlinks.json
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Answered 2019-Feb-17 at 23:39You may have opted into having Google Play sign your releases with a key they generated, and only use your key for the upload.
If you did, go to Google Play Console Release Management -> App Signing and copy the App signing certificate SHA-256 fingerprint and put it into the assetlinks.json
file.
QUESTION
I am attempting to get a lighthouse script running in Node.JS (which I am new to). I followed the intial instructions here https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse/blob/master/docs/readme.md#using-programmatically. I was able to complete the prior steps in the package manager console (Visual Studio 2017):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-28 at 19:32don't install lighthouse locally use it inside your working dir .
first start by running npm init
that will create the package.json file inside the current working dir
then npm install --save lighthouse
will download it and save it to node_modules now you can use it locally inside your working dir
it should look something like this
- app.js
- package.json
- node_modules/
then run node app.js
QUESTION
my app does work on localhost, its a form which is then being send by email after submit. However when i deploy on heroku the form is showing but when i hit submit it gives me an error.
We're sorry, but something went wrong. If you are the application owner check the logs for more information.
I tried Heroku config:set GMAIL_USERNAME, Heroku config:set PASSWORD
I tried Heroku run rails db:migrate
when i see the logs these things are standing out:
a 500 internal server error and
Net::SMTPAuthenticationError (530-5.5.1) Authentication required
I am stuck ...
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-27 at 10:34i runned:
QUESTION
I followed Googles guidelines for the recent Trusted Web Activities and my app has been working fine on my device and some select emulators.
However, on certain devices and emulators (such as Google Pixel 2) I get an immediate crash on startup.
The logcat outputs:
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Answered 2019-Feb-16 at 13:30I have the same problem.
I noticed that if I update chrome to the last version (currently 72) the TWA works great. What is annoying is that there is no error message for the user to make him update chrome.
IMO this makes TWA currently not usable.
QUESTION
iOS 12 Safari does not support the offline feature of some PWAs (Progressive Web App). It seems like Safari does not cache resources in those web apps properly.
For example, the following PWAs cannot work offline in iOS 12 and 12.1, but they all work perfectly in Chrome on Android or Windows:
The Air Horner PWA that is used by google to demonstrate Service Worker:
Air Horner
And these two:
2048 puzzle
Voice Memos
Steps to reproduce (100% reproducible):
- visit the PWA with Safari (iOS 12 or 12.1)
- close the PWA tab in Safari
- push home button on iPhone to set Safari to background
- push the iPhone power button to turn off screen
- push the iPhone power button again to wake up the phone
- turn off all the network connection from the iPhone control center (both wifi and cellular)
- open Safari, visit PWA again --> the web app fail to load
This has been bothering me for a long time, as my own web app also has the similar issue - works fine in Chrome on Android / Windows but only fails on iOS 12 Safari. Any idea what special in iOS 12 Safari? Thank you very much!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-29 at 23:29I faced the exact same issues.
What I realized is, all the caches are set correctly when the service worker is activated, but if you close safari with the iOS task manager (not only reduce it), all cached files get completely deleted when going back on the PWA.
QUESTION
I have read Defining CSS properties twice but it does cover the code I am looking at.
I understand now what vmin is doing, but I do not understand how this code is working. When will the button be of height 200px, and when will be be the value obtained from vmin. What exactly does declaring an attribute twice mean?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-12 at 03:23When you write code like this the pixel value will be the fallback value for old browser.
E.g. Edge 16 will interpret the statement as:
QUESTION
I would like to learn about WebAPK, Here is steps I followed:
- enable
improved-a2hs
from chrome://flags- go to
www.airhorner.com
- click
install
thenadd
- This step took about 5~8 seconds. I observed notification - download manager is downloading APK
- app is installed
I tried to locate the apk, to see what's inside the APK. But I couldn't find it.
- Where can I find the downloaded APK?
- What's inside of the APK?
I am also trying to figure out how this whole process work. My educated guess is:
- URL sent to server when user click
install
- server grabs manifest from given URL
- server create APK from above info
- server returns download address back to the user
- user device automatically download and install from the given link
3. How does this whole process work?
4. Can I mimic the process with Android Studio CLI tools?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-24 at 05:02List installed packages then
pull
from the phone.
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