well maybe the web site can hide it's contents and display a message to say the plugin is required... the plugin can jsut show the contents of the site... may require a div tag around the whole page though lol
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nathanprocks wrote:
well maybe the web site can hide it's contents and display a message to say the plugin is required... the plugin can jsut show the contents of the site... may require a div tag around the whole page though lol
That's not what I want to do - I want to create a web-domain which only works if they are using my plugin, which
1) Saves me from having to pay
2) Leaves me with a perfect workspace
Last edited by ssss (2012-01-23 06:11:23)
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u mean like getting a domain name for free but only works with a plugin?
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nathanprocks wrote:
u mean like getting a domain name for free but only works with a plugin?
hey! I work with what I have!
And yeah, pretty much. I know chrome has the
"chrome://chrome-urls/" address, and i would like to do something similar
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ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
u mean like getting a domain name for free but only works with a plugin?
hey! I work with what I have!
![]()
And yeah, pretty much. I know chrome has the
"chrome://chrome-urls/" address, and i would like to do something similar![]()
ok i will quickly make up something random as an example because i am bored
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
u mean like getting a domain name for free but only works with a plugin?
hey! I work with what I have!
![]()
And yeah, pretty much. I know chrome has the
"chrome://chrome-urls/" address, and i would like to do something similar![]()
ok i will quickly make up something random as an example because i am bored
![]()
lol.
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here is the packed version and here is the unpacked version... (they both still do the same)
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in the manifest.json file i put
{
"name": "Test",
"description": "test thing",
"version": "1",
"app": {
"launch": {
"local_path": "index.html"
}
},
"icons": {
"128": "icon.png"
},
"permissions": [
"unlimitedStorage",
"notifications"
]
}... just change index.html to the file name... also, PHP won't work with this unless it is hosted
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nathanprocks wrote:
in the manifest.json file i put
Code:
{ "name": "Test", "description": "test thing", "version": "1", "app": { "launch": { "local_path": "index.html" } }, "icons": { "128": "icon.png" }, "permissions": [ "unlimitedStorage", "notifications" ] }... just change index.html to the file name... also, PHP won't work with this unless it is hosted
I saw all that. but i wanted to know what to type in the URL bar?
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ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
in the manifest.json file i put
Code:
{ "name": "Test", "description": "test thing", "version": "1", "app": { "launch": { "local_path": "index.html" } }, "icons": { "128": "icon.png" }, "permissions": [ "unlimitedStorage", "notifications" ] }... just change index.html to the file name... also, PHP won't work with this unless it is hosted
I saw all that. but i wanted to know what to type in the URL bar?
oh right... first... go to chrome://extensions and in the developer mode thing, click the arrow next the the extension and copy the ID and then go to chrome-extension://ID/index.html... for me it was chrome-extension://hddkgibikcampbdcmgkoaiobegelpdea/index.html
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
in the manifest.json file i put
Code:
{ "name": "Test", "description": "test thing", "version": "1", "app": { "launch": { "local_path": "index.html" } }, "icons": { "128": "icon.png" }, "permissions": [ "unlimitedStorage", "notifications" ] }... just change index.html to the file name... also, PHP won't work with this unless it is hosted
I saw all that. but i wanted to know what to type in the URL bar?
oh right... first... go to chrome://extensions and in the developer mode thing, click the arrow next the the extension and copy the ID and then go to chrome-extension://ID/index.html... for me it was chrome-extension://hddkgibikcampbdcmgkoaiobegelpdea/index.html
EDIT: ... also a much easier way is to open a new tab and select the app from that page
*realises he didn't edit the post and created a new post instead*
Last edited by nathanprocks (2012-01-23 06:58:39)
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You could send a POST or GET message to the website from the plugin, and if the message is correct, then you can view the site.
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nathanprocks wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
I saw all that. but i wanted to know what to type in the URL bar?oh right... first... go to chrome://extensions and in the developer mode thing, click the arrow next the the extension and copy the ID and then go to chrome-extension://ID/index.html... for me it was chrome-extension://hddkgibikcampbdcmgkoaiobegelpdea/index.html
EDIT: ... also a much easier way is to open a new tab and select the app from that page
*realises he didn't edit the post and created a new post instead*
I thought you meant the extension thing, wasn't sure.
I want to use a customised URL. I'll see if I can work on Magnies idea, because I do have a host. I just wanted to create a URL that was my choice.
Thanks anyway!
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java wrote:
To deploy your Java Web Start application, first compile the source code and package it as a JAR file.l
hmm we could make a web page but a download needed and some of the site and most of it needing a download
Edit: you can not do that you need to learn how to do this unless you make most of the site a online program or make a plugin that looks at what plugin you are useing or the desktop program you are useing such as firedust do not use this make your own the best thing to do is clip (looks like dip but it is c l i p) the plugin to the web site
P.S. are you any good at programing on scratch made any apps give me them here and help here : LALLAWAY OS
Last edited by lallaway12 (2012-02-11 01:34:57)
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