Is there any API available in Google EMM APIs to configure a payload to disable screen timeout and lock screen capabilities?
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I am having trouble connecting the coinbase wallet in my application and I was wondering if you could help me with this. My issue is that I am using the web3-react(beta) for coinbase connection in my react app.
It requires me to remove the browser's cache and start the development server with the --reset-cache flag in order to prompt the extension's popup for the connection every time. After connecting and disconnecting only one time, the extension's popup does not appear.
In desktop I can go to chrome://serviceworker-internals/ to see all installed service workers in my chrome browsers and optionally unregister manually.
Is there any similar feature available in Chrome or Safari on iOS or Android devices?
Given that in Mobile devices, browser is always running in background and service workers can be active even if the pages are not open, it's important to see what SWs are potentially running on my device.
I plan to create a business app that runs on iOS and communicates with a webservice. The app is meant to be an online app, but when there is no internet connection, the user should still be able to register a notification locally and the app should send the notification automatically (without further user intervention) as soon as there is an internet connection again. This should also work when the user closes the app while he has no internet connection.
Is it possible to do this on iOS? (I know it works on Android with a service)
Does this need a special permission ?
Thanks
Check out this developer guide section, specifically the part about local notifications in iOS and Android.
Notice that services can work in native code but the local notifications are portable.
I'm developing a Windows 10 application (UWP) which can send and receive notifications through a SignalR hub. Everything works perfectly and clients (an AngularJS webapp) are able to also send and receive notifications.
The problem is, when the UWP app goes to a suspended state (Windows Mobile goes to lock screen or whatever), the connection is lost (SignalR can't keep connection when app is not alive), and I lose ability to send/receive the notifications.
I would like to find a way to be able to send and receive notifications, even if the UWP app is not alive. I've heard about Notification Hub on Azure, but I don't know if it solves my issue and if it's possible to plug this into my AngularJS webapp.
EDIT May I prevent my app being suspended by Windows? My app looks like a turn by turn navigation service, so I would like not to be suspended or worse, terminated (even though, it seems I can't avoid this behavior when the OS needs memory).
You could use WNS/ Azure Notification Hubs to send a push notification to an individual authenticated user when your app is suspended. You will need to create a background task to do this. Your background task could send a message at an interval of 15 minutes or when it is waken up, by the toast notification.
Using Maintenance triggers
Send push notifications to authenticated users
With this you could receive notifications to your app while it is suspended.
I use google cloud storage connected to a google app engine in the same project. Recently, my google cloud storage was disabled after a billing failure with the message below:
AccountProblemYour Google account is not currently enabled for this operation.
Please check https://code.google.com/apis/console/#:billing to see if you have a past due balance or if the credit card (or other payment mechanism) on your account is expired. You can find additional information at https://developers.google.com/storage/docs/signup
Therefore, I have paid immediately with my other payment method. However, I am still getting the same message from google.
What else should I do to reactivate my google cloud storage?
I had the same issue.
Issue Description
Account was deactivated due to an expired credit card.
Cloud Storage started failing with the message...
<Error>
<Code>AccountProblem</Code>
<Message>
Your Google account is not currently enabled for this operation. Please check https://code.google.com/apis/console/#:billing to see if you have a past due balance or if the credit card (or other payment mechanism) on your account is expired. You can find additional information at https://developers.google.com/storage/docs/signup
</Message>
</Error>
Within my Cloud Console project, in Storage > Cloud Storage > Storage browser, I had a message like "You can use Cloud Storage after you enable billing", followed by a big Enable button.
I clicked the Enable button, it went away and seemed to work, but I got the same error when trying to view files, and after refreshing the Storage browser screen, the message was back.
Issue Resolution
I resolved the issue by disabling billing for the entire project (not just on the Cloud storage screen), then re-enabling it. Within the project, click Billing & settings, then Disable billing. Then re-enable.