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问题 I have a Google spreadsheet with data that will be updated on a weekly basis. I need to bring this data into a HTML table on my website. Rather than running it through a CSV to HTML converter each time and having to update the HTML code each time, is there a way for me to use PHP or Javascript to look up the Google Spreadsheet URL and convert the data to HTML Table tags without me needing to alter the code each time? 回答1: You may be interested in GD API (description concerning spreadsheets).

问题 im building an app that should allow users to click a link to a pdf document in a webview and display it in the view. im using google docs viewing pdf files work, but my problem is that i only want the method to work for pdf links and not every link, heres my code: public class HelloWebViewActivity extends Activity { WebView mWebView; /** Called when the activity is first created. */ @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView

问题 im building an app that should allow users to click a link to a pdf document in a webview and display it in the view. im using google docs viewing pdf files work, but my problem is that i only want the method to work for pdf links and not every link, heres my code: public class HelloWebViewActivity extends Activity { WebView mWebView; /** Called when the activity is first created. */ @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView

问题 What are the possible options and setups one would need for reading data out of a google docs spreadsheet into a dart web application? Does dart need the wrapper around gdata REST api to do this? Has any dart project or sample interacted with google docs? 回答1: Newer Google APIs have a common API infrastructure where the client libraries are always up to date. There is such a client library for Dart (http://docs.google-api-dart-client.googlecode.com/git/index.html). However, it looks like

问题 Google Apps Scripts projects could be standalone, bounded to Google apps (Docs, Sheets), Web Apps or Google Sites gadgets. How could I find all the projects owned by me from a single point? The Class File, Class Document, Class Spreadsheet, Class Slide and Class Sites from Apps Script doesn't include a method to know if the corresponding container has a Script project bounded to them. Only standalone Script projects are shown in Google Drive. Update: Nowadays (2018) it's possible to find all

问题 I would like to change the ForegroundColor of a selected text in a Google Docs with a keyboard shortcut. I could make the "change the ForegroundColor" part (with a menu item bound to the function setColor() ), but not the "keyboard shortcut part". I found this code but I have trouble implementing it: $(document).keydown(function(e){ //CTRL + Q keydown combo if(e.ctrlKey && e.keyCode == 81){ $( '#output' ).html("I've been pressed!"); } }) My difficulties : 1) I am not sure where to place this

问题 I would like to change the ForegroundColor of a selected text in a Google Docs with a keyboard shortcut. I could make the "change the ForegroundColor" part (with a menu item bound to the function setColor() ), but not the "keyboard shortcut part". I found this code but I have trouble implementing it: $(document).keydown(function(e){ //CTRL + Q keydown combo if(e.ctrlKey && e.keyCode == 81){ $( '#output' ).html("I've been pressed!"); } }) My difficulties : 1) I am not sure where to place this

问题 The following Google Doc gets exported to CSV and is then downloaded automatically using a standard Web Browser: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wDD_Xm8IQYuYNefv9cOJ_7afTLImHgYA05pfN3qY63E/export?format=csv I'm trying to download this file using Powershell without success. I tried using Invoke-Webrequest, Start-BitsTransfer and using a webrequest object but no luck there. EDITED: changed url. 回答1: Invoke-WebRequest comes with a parameter to store its result in a file: -OutFile Invoke

问题 I am trying to do the following, which would seem to be a straightforward task. After 2 weeks of trying various approaches, I am still failing at Step 4: Starting with an existing Google Doc (Gdoc) file, programmatically accept all suggested changes, and then export file as a text file (this step goes quickly), and then undo the temporary changes so that file is identical to how it started out in Step 1. My approach (see attached code) was to write a JavaScript (which I have made into a

问题 When I was typing a novel on my Google Docs iPad app, it used straight up-and-down quotation marks, like this: ". Now, I want to change all of these quotes to the curly kind, without having to change all of them by hand. I wrote a simple Google Apps Script file to deal with the issue, but when I run it, it seems to say "Running function myFunction..." indefinitely. Here is my code. The first few lines deal with quotes in the middle of the sentence, using a simple replaceText method. Meanwhile