I need to have this API badly quickly. I went on Microsoft Connect but there is nothing even wasted the whole day making research on forums but found no suitable answer.
Can you please just upload it somewhere and put link here?
Umair
I have found the solution and it was just there on Microsoft connect website.
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For the past years I've been connecting to Pardot with the usual email-password way that it is described at the pypardot documentation.
This obviously stopped working after the changes of Spring 21, but I cannot seem to find a good guide on alternative ways of connecting to the api.
I would appreciate some technical direction, examples or guides since documentations like this are too vague in my opinion and don't provide more practical help.
Thanks!
Now you need to get a Salesforce Access token prior to accessing the Pardot API.
I wrote a blog post on the details on what is needed to get connected, check it out: https://thespotforpardot.com/2021/02/02/pardot-api-and-getting-ready-with-salesforce-sso-users-part-3b-connecting-to-pardot-api-from-code/
I have a web application that needs to dynamically load a document library from SharePoint Online and I can't find a way to do that. I've tried looking into the Microsoft.SharePoint library and I thought that was the direction I needed to go, but I can't get that .dll to work in my Project. Does anyone else have a solution? I can't seem to find anyone else having this problem and its getting very frustrating.
Is there a NuGet package I'm missing or a different API that needs to be used?
If someone could point me in the right direction, that would be great
Microsoft.SharePoint only works on a SharePoint Web Front End. Use Microsoft.SharePoint.Client, also known as CSOM, to connect remotely.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff798388.aspx
I'm pretty much totally lost.. I've posted twice on the smartclient forums and gotten no help so maybe the people here are more friendly than their own staff. (it really bothers me but they appear to have the best software for what I'm trying to do)
I'm trying to wrap my head around how I would get one of their examples (the demo showcase ones which I have downloaded etc) on my web host, just to see how it works/play with it, but I couldn't find any forum guides or videos etc on this (documentation is really abysmal for people that don't speak code yet).
Is there some special back-end I need on my web host? Where can I go to figure out how to link the stuff together? Do I have to compile something using java.. etc.
I'm used to just editing stuff in notepad++, uploading it, and hitting refresh, but I'm guessing smartclient isn't that simple, or is it? (I'm just going to use it to make tables from excel spreadsheets that I can filter through, that's it, no fancy application).
Sincerely,
Mr. Totally Lost.
Everything is covered by the guide (page 6) : http://www.smartclient.com/docs/8.2/docs/SmartClient_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf
SmartClient embed everything needed, you will only need a valid JDK installation and the zip provided in their website.
So I wired in Prettify.js and Prettify.css into my new Tumblr blog. It works out great in chrome, IE, and Firefox but I was astonished when I went to my Android Phone and suddenly the code inside ... looks like an atrocity.
I was about to go digging but figured before I spend hours trying to solve a problem someone else already fixed I would see if my ol' Stack Buddies have anything to say on the matter.
aquamoogle.tumblr.com
Any solutions will be greatly appreciated and if none are posted I'll likely toss up a solution by the end of the weekend.
Clarification EDIT This is viewing the post through the Tumblr Android application. I don't think it has anything to do with phone version but because someone is bound to ask it's a Motorola Droid Bionic running Android 2.3.4
Alrighty, since nobody came along with this one I'll throw the answer out there. The Tumblr application after decompiling it off the APK does not use a standard web frame. This means that javascript execution is not embedded in the view for the mobile application.
Sucks I know... Another possible solution would be to use straight CSS for formatting but alas this doesn't even work in the mobile version as the CSS sheets are overridden with mobile style sheets for more compact formatting.
So this one goes down as "unsolvable" due to the mobile application not operating within the same boundaries as the web driven blog does.
If someone does by chance have a solution to this that will work however, I would be interested in hearing it but at this time I don't have a valid solution. But, it's good to know.
I'm searching for a way to build a silverlight client web application that connect toLync 2010 Online with audio, video, files and whiteboard features. Could anyone recommend some documentation?
This won't be easy... You could implement IM and presence fairly simply, but there is no support in Silverlight or the Lync APIs for the real-time AV protocols needed to support Audio and Video - it's a similiar story with sharing and whiteboarding.
Unless you have the time on your hands and are willing to attempt this without support/documentation, i'd recommend against it.
Edit: Have you taken a look at the web app and attendee client? The web app is the closest I think to what you want to achieve - I think you'd find it very difficult to improve on this.
If you think this is the right answer, please mark it as accepted, to help anyone else browsing the question. Thanks!