Is there a way to get my current AREA/TOWN name by clicking on button, so that people who press on bytton in my website can see their current area/town name?
I guess you are looking for this tutorial:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/geolocation
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Could you please give me an example script that allow me to click automatically the link button in the google chrome at the specified time. Thank you so much!
I thought I can modify this: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/81062/applescript-click-automation-in-google-chrome-browser
But I am not sure how to do this.
I'm wanting to add a Home Column for another Twitter account (not one of mine) to Tweetdeck. I've tried following the instructions such as here and here, but the Add Home Column dialog that comes up does not have the field to enter a Twitter handle shown in the top left of the screen shot on the first link.
This is what I see:
I'm using the very latest Firefox (50.0.1).
Is this functionality still available, or am I missing something?
I am new to development of firefox tools.
Need to implement a text box similar to Google search box shown in the toolbar in my firefox bowser...and when i click enter...the URL
http://<URL>/
should be appended with the value that i have entered in text box and open the URL in new tab...
The problem is i am not able to find good resource to do the same.
I have tired to implement add-on but i guess that is not required.
Can you please help me on the same?
Please refer to the Pic below for more info...once the user enter the BUG ID then the new tab should open with the appended URL i.e the URL will be
http://<URL>/bugid
I am creating a Joomla website(Rockettheme template). The problem is that when I add it into the Google search, the title of the link appears as the name for the Rockettheme template, and I can't change it to the name of my website. Here is a picture of the google search :
How can I change the Ximenia-July 2012 Template Demo to the title that I want?
As Super Administrator, you should have access to the Global Configuration, which is where you can update the Site Title.
In the back-end Administration, go to your main Control Panel, go to Global Configuration, and in the first section "Site" there should be a field for "Site Name". Enter the name of your website that you want.
While you're there, you should also scroll down to the Metadata Settings and update your Site Meta Description with a short description of what your site is about, as this is used on the Google Search Engine Results Page as well.
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Well I know your feel bro :)
OK If I guessed it correct,
you have to go to the main menu, in menu manager.
select 'home' menu item, and then go to 'page display options'
there you can find what you seem to looking for, viz the first input box labeled 'Browser Page Title'.
This is a real 2%er but here goes, I have created a winform in VS2010 with Gecko 2.0.1-0.10 (latest release) webbrowser control, I am using a touch screen to navigate. Sometimes when clicking a hyperlink it will select text rather than navigate, on the DomMouseUp event I want to check to see if there is selected text, if so I want to see if it is a hyperlink and if it is, where that hyperlink goes to. I had a mess around with GeckoSelection but nothing looked obvious. I am looking for a way to see if what is selected within the web browser is a hyperlink, any thoughts?
I've worked it out : for anyone interested in such things, use DomFocus on the gecko control:
m_strInnerHtml = geckSel.ActiveElement.Parent.InnerHtml.ToString();
That will give you the innerhtml of the selected item, from here you can extract the href tag and get the url, navigate to it, hey presto :)
Update: An even better solution is to use (in DomFocus again)
m_strInnerHtml = geckoWebBrowser.Document.ActiveElement.GetAttribute("href");
This will return the actual hyperlink address, one thing to watch out for however is if you're on google for example and select the "Advertising" hyperlink at the bottom of the page, it may return "/advertisingpage/" which must be appended to the original url. Clicking a hyperlink away from google will return the full address however.
Very good behavior gives this call:
m_strInnerHtml = geckoWebBrowser1.Url.AbsoluteUri()