Recently I recently developed a website for an institute which contains course videos. I am using to JWPlayer to play the videos that cannot be download. When I installed the IDM it shows a download button.
How can I restrict IDM download from my website Videos?
You could hide the button via CSS or JavaScript. But if someone with a bit knowhow could easily bypass that. Thats the problem with clientside code. So if you want to secure remove the button from your side you have to manipulate the rendering serverside.
But may the first solution helps you ;)
The best thing to do is use secure streaming, like rtmpE - http://www.longtailvideo.com/blog/13088/securing-your-content/
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Is there a digital signage application that can faithfully render a dynamic web page the way a browser does? I have tried a few vendors - NoviSign, Pickcel.com, etc. These are cloud-based solutions that offer access to an authoring tool (ran in a browser) that can upload your content to the vendor's servers. You then configure a media player which has the vendor's app installed (and connected to your digital TV display) to pull the content for display on the TV.
The issue I am running into is that when I tried a dynamic web page content on the media player application, the web page remains static on the TV screen (there are no problems with Powerpoint slideshows). It seems that the JavaScript behind the web page is not getting executed in the player. I tried looking hard for some configuration settings that's causing this but to no avail. The ideal media player application would be one that has an actual web browser built into it that can render any typical dynamic web page for display. Are you guys aware of any such offerings by any vendor in the market?
I finally found a signage product that addresses exactly the issues I posted here. If you have a need to display a dynamic web page faithfully (even one that requires a login) via a signage app, you can try https://screencloud.com/. They have a Dashboards widget that handles this requirement and is very easy to use. I'm not going to go into details here as you can easily google them. I looked long and hard to find this and hopefully somebody in the same situation will find this information useful.
I'm having trouble adding an https-rss-feed to Outlook 2013 on Windows.
When I add a http-rss-feed, there's no problem, I can add any http-rss-feeds.
I have to add that this is my pc at work, so I can't install any other software. Add-ins for Outlook are possible though. Also a portable version of an app is possible too.
Only when I add an https-rss-feed, it doesn't show up with the rss-feeds, and I get no error message.
I've looked on the internet, and the problem should not occur with Outlook 2016.
Is there an addon I can use or a script to get this to work?
It's my office-computer, so I'm not able to upgrade to Outlook 2016 myself.
Thank you in advance!
You could integrate a live Twitter feed in a Webkit supported email like IOS. When it comes to non-webkit emails, I suggest you consider a dynamic image to present the RSS feed or Twitter feed.
We created a simple web page of just the Twitter feed using the same HTML and CSS from the email. We simply took a screenshot of the feed at the same dimensions of 600×902 through the command line utility wkhtmltoimage and dynamically updated that same image every 10 seconds.
https://litmus.com/blog/how-to-code-a-live-dynamic-twitter-feed-in-html-email
I hope that helps.
Good luck.
Currently I have a WYSIWYG editor for admins to post HTML pages on an MVC3 website (with forms authentication.) However I saw this video (~4:45 mins in, if it doesn't take you there,) where a person is able to publish to the MVC3 site by clicking the publish button on Windows Live Writer (and maybe Word, but I don't have either to confirm or play around with;) and everything was published quite easily.
I looked into this cool feature of these programs, but wasn't able to find any information on how to implement it on an MVC3 website. I saw some info on how to use this with Blogger or WordPress, but not MVC (it doesn't help that I don't have either Live Writer or Word on my windows system.)
So I'm asking if anyone knows how to do this, can you point me to a tutorial about this Windows editor feature and how to use it in an MVC3 program? Thanks!
Here you go, courtesy of Scott Hanselman.
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheWeeklySourceCode55NotABlogALocalXMLRPCMetaWebLogEndpointThatLiesToWindowsLiveWriter.aspx
It's a freak question, but can you offer me any working solution in flash?
I want to create a website tester, so I want to get the external homepage and render it to the Flash... If it's an image or the full website I accept both.
I remember! Same as http://www.thumbalizr.com/ just ratio 1:1.
Is there any opensource script for it?
There is wkhtmltopng; IIRC it has PHP bindings also - note that it needs X installed on the server.
I need to come up with a solution for users to be able to paste an image on to a website, then upload that image on to the web server. I'm not sure what the right solution for this - I am pretty sure javascript is out of the question because I don't think it can handle binary clipboard data (or any clipboard data?)
So, I'm not sure which way to go with this. Is this something possible with a Java applet? Or maybe a Flash SWF? Any other alternatives?
Or this free one (via another StackOverflow question)
You can use pure JavaScript for this, assuming either Chrome or Chrome Frame. Since most other plugins or applets require a specific install action you might as well require installing Chrome Frame as that will fix quite a bit more than just pasting events.
View a live demo of a jQuery plugin that cleanly wraps the HTML Clipboard API. This demo requires the Chrome browser.
Rad Upload (java applet). It's not free, but it is relatively cheap.