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Problem with showing google docs in WebView (Android) this is my code mWebView=(WebView)findViewById(R.id.web); mWebView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true); mWebView.loadUrl("https://docs.google.com/viewer?url="+ "https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7pKTkDz8c3gWGNRTWJidTBTVmc/edit?usp=sharing"); when i click here my android shows options to open the link (like Browser, Chrome, Drive, Internet) and opens the link well in popup Browser! How To Force Android WebView to Process Redirects Google is redirecting you to another URL, and the WebView is allowing the OS to process the redirect. Use

I am working on an app in which I need to show the date when google doc was last edited. Snapshot Here I am able to get last modified date through Drive api But it is different from last edited date for cases when file's metadata (e.g. permission) has changed and content hasn't. Is there any way to get date when google doc was last edited? In Google Apps Script there is a DriveApp service that you can use. Something like this will work: function lastUpdatedOn() { var FILE_ID = 'FILEID'; return DriveApp.getFileById(FILE_ID).getLastUpdated(); } The documentation for that is here: https:/

I have a google apps script that is container-bound to a Google Document, and invoked from a custom menu. I would like it to be able to act upon the currently selected text, but I have not found a way for the script to know what text is selected. My hope is that I could make this code work. The addMyLink() function will attach a custom url (based on some baseUrl ) to the selected text. function onOpen() { DocumentApp.getUi().createMenu('Linker') .addItem('Add awesome link', 'addMyLink') .addToUi(); } function addMyLink(event) { var doc = DocumentApp.getActiveDocument(); var currElement = event

I had done a java code to get the thumbnail link to the image of a google document file.getThumbnailLink() this code was working until the last thursday or friday, and now doesn't work... the result i'm getting is a message "Not Found Error 404" for the url: " https://docs.google.com/a/se.pe/feeds/vt?gd=true&id=1dDEYCOQTlpSy5izlcNz0dAq12ooD3cB5Gdqc1Wd4VV4&v=1&s=AMedNnoAAAAAUq9UYeDxDIprZfC2V8RnJd4gxWeVaXLw&sz=s220 ". I think google has changed the format of this url, for example in the drive.google.com interface for the same thumbnail image I see: https://lh3.google.com

I have sucessfully written a small script, which creates a serial letter (physical letter to several recipients) based on data in a Google spreadsheet creating a new document for each letter/addresse. It works, but for large mailings this approach is a bit cumbersome as a large amount of documents are created and need to be printed individually. Now i would like to do the same but as a result having all of the letters in one single Google document. Is there any way to copy the content of an existing document and inserting it a number of times into the same or any other documents (i.e. copy

There are a million similar questions/answers, all addressing how to open a remote PDF file using Google Docs + webview. None address how to open a local PDF file. Given these strings: String remotePath = "https://myserver.com/data/files/organization/4/pdf/kalinka1369-1374847709-55.pdf"; String localPath = "file:///storage/emulated/0/Droid Noid/com.story.chapters/kalinka1369-1374847709-55.pdf"; String googleDocsURL = "https://docs.google.com/gview?embedded=true&url="; This works: webview.loadUrl(googleDocsURL + remotePath); Whereas this does not: webview.loadUrl(googleDocsURL + localPath); I

It's well known on how to make a custom upper menu item ( https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/menus ), but can you append a function to the context menu when right clicking a cell or item? No. Can't do it. There is no class or method to modify the right click context menu. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27932041/is-it-possible-to-modify-the-google-docs-sheets-right-click-context-menu

Very oddly, there seems to be no way of setting Google Document links to open in a new window. (target="_blank"). When publishing a Google Doc and using the embed functionality, an iframe snippet is generated: <iframe src="https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1mfSz_3cWh6eW-X3EhQTtCoZ33Km131An8Kyvmuxi5oM&embedded=true"></iframe> All links in the document will be opened within the iFrame and redirected via google's redirect service: http://www.google.com/url?q= Is there any way I can make these links open in a new window? I know there might be cross-frame scripting issues so it's strange

I can't figure out how in a Google Apps Script to display this correctly. I need it to display new lines in the jsdoc output(e.g. when the function tooltip window comes up in a Spreadheet functions.) I have tried html like however it is just rendered as text and not a line break. For example: /** * Converts the prefixed value to the specified base. * Requires one of the following prefixes: * '0b' Base 2: binary * '0q' Base 4: quaternary * '0o' Base 8: octal * '0x' Base 16: hexadecimal * * @param {string} Value The prefixed value to convert. * @param {number} To The base to convert to. *