In the desktop web application, this is achieved by browsing the file, clicking on it and pressing Shift + Z.
Is there any way to achieve the same functionality in Android? Whether within the Google Drive application or by some other means?
NOTE: when I access a file that is in multiple locations in the Google Drive app and go to: Options -> Details, I can see all the locations where the file is located and also delete locations, but I can't seem to add locations from this menu.
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Regular expressions are not valid in robots.txt, but Google, Bing and some other bots recognize some pattern matching.
Indicate if you want to block all URLs that have a example anywhere in the URL, you can use a wildcard entry *
User-agent: *
Disallow: /*example
You can also use the dollar sign $ to specify that URLs should end that way. So, if you want to block all URLs that end with example, but not the URLs that had aexample elsewhere in the URL you could use:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /*example$
You can find more detailed information about Google here: Robots.txt specifications, Bing here: How to create a Robots.txt file and there is an interactive guide about Moz here
I found this Windows program to embed the data of an Android application in a new apk along with the application.
https://github.com/And42/SaveToGame/releases
But it seems that it uses old smali files, baksmali, apktool.
I tried new files but it didn't make a difference.
To change the language to English, simply change the first menu option and select the language as English.
If someone can try the program and see if it can make it work, let me know.
I tried it with a couple of applications like Kodi, but after installing the modified apk, it seems like a normal installation and does not restore any user data or settings. Some other applications cannot be repackaged probably due to the old jar, apktool files that it still uses.
To use it
1] Make a backup of your application with Titanium Backup
2] Load the apk with the first program button
3] Load the data backup of the tar.gz application made with Titanium Backup with the second program button
4] The third button creates the modified application that includes the application data.
It would be great to use it to install an application with your data on unrooted Android devices.
I am trying to show the size of a file next to a media link button on a page.
I have two types of content with a media entity reference field in each. Each field is restricted to extract only from one type of file medium. What I was trying to do was create a twig variable using a field preprocess and pop that variable into each of my field templates. However, my preprocessing below does not seem to show the file size as I want. What am I doing wrong?
function theme_preprocess_field(&$variables, $hook) {
$pdf_fields = (
'field_1',
'field_2'
);
if (in_array($element('#field_name'), $pdf_fields) && $element('#entity_type') == 'node') {
if ($variables('items')(0)) {
$field_name = $element('#field_name');
$node = $element('#object');
// Get first referenced media id.
$media_id = $node->$field_name->target_id;
// Get file object.
$file = DrupalfileEntityFile::load($media_id);
if ($file) {
// Get file size.
$file_size = format_size($file->getSize());
// Set file size variable.
$variables('file_size') = $file_size;
}
}
}
}
Twig Field Template
{% for item in items %}
Download Paper(PDF | {{ file_size }})
{% endfor %}
I have a network drive that I access through smb.
I can see the free space like this:
storm@Ustorm:~$ df -h /run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=r9000.local,share=movies%20ssd
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
gvfsd-fuse 458G 408G 50G 90% /run/user/1000/gvfs
Is there any way, application or complement to see the free space, directly in
Records?
I am using the drupal commerce module in drupal8. And I want to create a branch file to change the design of the cart page. As if I wanted to divide this cart page into & # 39; col-sm-4 & # 39;
In three parts for this I don't get the file I need to create.
I am trying to show the size of a file next to a media link button on a page.
I have two types of content with a media entity reference field in each. Each field is restricted to extract only from one type of file medium. What I was trying to do was create a twig variable using a field preprocess and pop that variable into each of my field templates. However, my preprocessing below does not seem to show the file size as I want. What am I doing wrong?
function theme_preprocess_field(&$variables, $hook) {
$pdf_fields = (
'field_1',
'field_2'
);
if (in_array($element('#field_name'), $pdf_fields) && $element('#entity_type') == 'node') {
if ($variables('items')(0)) {
$field_name = $element('#field_name');
$node = $element('#object');
// Get first referenced media id.
$media_id = $node->$field_name->target_id;
// Get file object.
$file = DrupalfileEntityFile::load($media_id);
if ($file) {
// Get file size.
$file_size = format_size($file->getSize());
// Set file size variable.
$variables('file_size') = $file_size;
}
}
}
}
Twig Field Template
{% for item in items %}
Download Paper(PDF | {{ file_size }})
{% endfor %}
I was opening a document on my computer and double-touched the file under it; A Skype.dmg file (more than likely, malicious), probably downloaded from a pop-up window. Normally, when I see them, I send them directly to the trash.
However, I made the mistake of double clicking on the downloaded file skype.dmg and I am not sure if this means that it has caused any damage.
(I am using Avast security as an example of what I saw on my screen when I pressed the Skype.dmg file)
When I double-clicked on the skype.dmg file, an installation window opened, however, I didn't click on install, I closed the window and deleted the program to the trash.
However, then I noticed in my Finder window that the file was still there in the devices tab:
Then I ejected the program and deleted the icon on my home screen:
This question, although similar, differs from another question in this forum
(Are malicious .dmg application files automatically downloaded a security risk if they never open?)
because of the fact that I double clicked on the file; Open what may be a provisional facade (image 1) between installation and execution, although I am not really sure.
Although I clicked on it, did I install the Skype file?
I was opening a document on my computer and double-touched the file under it; a Skype.dmg file, probably downloaded from a pop-up window. Normally, when I see them, I send them directly to the trash.
However, I made the mistake of double clicking on the downloaded file skype.dmg and I am not sure if this means that it has caused any damage.
(I am using Avast security as an example of what I saw on my screen when I pressed the Skype.dmg file)
When I double-clicked on the skype.dmg file, an installation window opened, however, I didn't click on install, I closed the window and deleted the program to the trash.
However, then I noticed in my Finder window that the file was still there in the devices tab:
Then I ejected the program and deleted the icon on my home screen:
Although I clicked on it, did I install the Skype file?
Is there a program that checks if my computer has been exposed?