sharing-image | Sharing Image is a WordPress plugin | Content Management System library
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kandi X-RAY | sharing-image Summary
Sharing Image is a WordPress plugin for generating sharing posters in social networks. Allows you to use text, watermarks and various filters. It is possible to create different posters for any posts types, archives and taxonomies. Compatible with various SEO plugins.
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- Sanitize editor data .
- Sanitize a text layer .
- Finds the file with the given extension .
- Output a text message
- Resize the image .
- Prepare the template .
- Get the Composer Autoloader .
- Compose a template .
- Sanitize a color picker .
- Save metabox meta box .
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QUESTION
Dont make this as duplicate..i have tried every link and i will show following what i have tried till now
i will briefly explain my code-->
fetching image from adapter to activity-->
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Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 08:48You have to build content URI from the url. There are several ways to do this.
One way is to build that is download image from url and build URI from the downloaded file.
If you are using Glide to load image from url, then it can be done in following way:
QUESTION
I have the following JSON data
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Answered 2020-Jan-30 at 11:33I'm not quite sure which library you use for this so I couldn't test it. But my guess is that you first need a dictionary Item or 2. You have to iterate over the first data array and then over the underlying data array in the relationships/stages object.
Something like this should work:
QUESTION
I want to send image from my app via messenger. I was looking on Stack Overflow and I found answer which works for WhatsApp. When I tried to change "com.whatsapp" to "com.facebook.orca", it stops working. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-28 at 16:38After spending a lot of time on this:
Check if permissions are given. Then:
Step 1: Create ImageView of the image you want to in the activity and then convert it itno bitmap
QUESTION
I setup a VM on Google Cloud Compute for my students, saved an Image. As per instructions on https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images/sharing-images-across-projects#granting_a_user_access_to_images, I granted my students "Compute Image User" access to the Project that was used to create that Image. So they see that my Project as available, and they can click to select it...
But when they try to actually create their own compute instances to do their calculations, they get told "You don't have permission to view the instances in this project".
On AWS all I have to do is save a public AMI and then point other people to it. It's so easy... What is the appropriate analog on Google Cloud Compute?
I've already seen this post: "How to share google compute engine images across projects?" but it only pointed me to the very documents I've been reading already.
EDIT: My students are able to execute "gcloud config set project [my project]" to my project, however, when they run "gcloud compute images list --project [my project]" for the same project, it says "- Failed to find project [my project]"
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Answered 2017-Nov-10 at 17:35Providing users with the role "Compute Image User" allows users to access images from another project, but it doesn’t allow those users to view or create instances or other resources in that project.
It should however allow the users to whom you have assigned the role access to the images located in your project, but critically from their own project.
I understand your students have tried running the following command without success:
QUESTION
I've created a few images for some common stacks(JavaEE app, Node.js app, MySQL, etc.) that I'd like to share with the community.
These images are stored in a separate project. Seems the right way according to the documentation is to grant compute.imageUser role to allUsers. But it's not possible according to the same documentation.
I know there are a few community projects that somehow bypassed that limitation. So my question is how did they do it? Is it only possible if Google will whitelist my project?
Seems AWS doesn't have such limitation and allows creating Community AMIs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-05 at 23:46As described on this article, allUsers is a special identifier that represents anyone who is on the internet, with or without a Google account.
Based on documents that you posted, on both AWS and Google Cloud Platform launching and using an image is not possible by anyone (non-authenticated users) on the internet.
The projects hosting and serving preconfigured public images belong to Google. These public images are available to users and service accounts that are members of GCP project(s) and, also are granted at least roles/compute.imageUser permission.
That being said, at this moment it is not possible to grant the compute.imageUser role to allUsers and allAuthenticatedUsers identifiers.
If you wish to share your custom images with all GCP users, I encourage you to open a feature request for this on Google public issue tracker.
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I created an app which can import file in its internal storage. In order to open a file with an external app (for example PF viewer or Photos) I tried to follow these guides: the official guide, topic1, topic2, topic3 and topic4 but without success.
Here is my code:
in my manifest
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-20 at 13:32Thanks to @greenapps that is an android expert, I found that the problem was not in the provider but in the intent.
Instead of this:
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