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I'm tasked with implementing a survey addition to an existing website. We have been doing this survey with SurveyMonkey, which seems excellent, but the client doesn't like that it isn't on their site. SurveyMonkey doesn't have an API that I can plug into.
I've investigated Survey(tm) on http://survey.codeplex.com/. Terrible name:
What survey tool are you using?
Oh, Survey.
Yes, what survey tool are you using?
I said Survey.
Ugh, so did I but which one?!
Spent about an hour trying to get the sample site running on my machine and decided to move on.
What are my other options? Ideally I'd like to administer the Survey on a remote site (like SurveyMonkey) and pull questions/push answers from my site to their database. I'm also open to the idea of doing this entirely in house but don't want to build something from the ground up.
I would look at SurveyGizmo. You should be able to deal with their API and handle everything remotely.
You can try LimeSurvey (http://www.limesurvey.org/) which comes with extensive API: http://manual.limesurvey.org/wiki/RemoteControl_2_API.
Usually you would install it on your own server, but hosted versions are available as well:
http://www.limesurvey.com/hosting
http://www.limeservice.com/en/
I would use Examinare.
The API is so easy to implement. Just check this out: 5 lines of code :)
https://developer.examinare.com/apidocs/addrecipient/
And they have some tutorials in there under "How to start".
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I want to use voice activated commands on my website. I have already implemented it on win forms using System.Speech.Recognition. However can't manage to use it on web application. Example code snippet would be appreciated.
Can I use it with web service?
Yes it is possible to have voice activated commands on your website, but it'll probably be difficult to refactor you winforms code. There are many articles around, so I suggest you google around a little bit further. You have the choice: you can go for the server-side route or you can use client-side frameworks (or some hybrid approach).
Another option is to use the browser's built in Speech recognition capabilities. Chrome, for example, has this which can turn any input field into a speech-aware input field.
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I've been searching for an answer for a while, but I couldn't find any relevant libraries\documentation for C# implentation of the Facebook Ads API. I've checked Facebook's developers portal ofcourse, but they only offer PHP and Python code samples.
Any information is appreciated, thank you!
For those still looking for an answer (see this question), I recently released an unofficial SDK for C#. The code is available on GitHub here.
It implements most of the GET requests that are available by acting as a wrapper for the Facebook SDK for C#. Hope it helps anyone at all.
Unfortunately, Facebook API doesn't support C# SDK now.
I think there are two ways to walk around this:
Use cURL, there are some Classes to support cURL request/response
Use a Python/PHP interface for Facebook access, and you could use cross-language framework like Thrift to make call from your original C# program.
Wish this useful.
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I'm looking for some sample code to get me started on a C# based LRS. I've read the xAPI spec from ADL's website and I've looked through all the sample code in their github repo but there just isn't anything good to start from except an example written in python/postgresql which is WAY out there for me. I'm trying to stick with C#/SQL for my implementation. Does anyone know where I can find some sample code to get started? Perhaps you'd like to collaborate with me to develop it?
Thanks for any help you can offer!
I found a few starting points (node.js, and php) but nothing complete in C# to work from. Here's what I've found so far...
Experience API Specification
Rustici Software's Repo (lots of clients but no LRS's)
PHPCan, tinCaptivate and More
Node.js and MongoDb
If you find anything new, please tack on to this!
Here you can find the .Net implementation of the API :
http://tincan.codeplex.com/ and (preferably)
http://rusticisoftware.github.io/TinCan.NET/
There is a .NET library forudpated to 1.0.0 specification
http://rusticisoftware.github.io/TinCan.NET/
All the class models are there, it is easily translated to a database schema for saving on your own end
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I'm looking for a free asp.net system or component which allow my users to make feature requests and vote for existing ones.
It's for internal use (a non profit organization - with "old" users ;)). Users shouldn't need to log in to be able to suggest a feature or vote.
The StackOverflow has a really great - and SIMPLE - UI. Would love something similar...
Do you know if a such system or component exists ? I haven't found any yet...
Thanks !
Whilst not exactly components, you can integrate one of the following user feedback services into your site:
GetSatisfaction (free - look for "Start a free community" on plan page)
UserVoice (free)
They both allow collection of user feedback and voting.
Take a look at the ASP.NET ToggleButton control. That would cover the up and down arrows (with the proper up and down, selected/deselected images). You would just need to wire it up to save the counts for up and down selections and display the total number in between.
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I've created a software that I want to be able to market. I'd like to be able to post it on forums etc and for that I need a home page.
Is there any open source C# project home pages that you can use?
The functionality I'm looking for is like adding new versions (perhaps a version control from the software), downloading and user guides. So what I want is pretty basic: I want to be able to upload and let the users download.
I've written this on my own as well but I guess that if there are open source projects that have done this they're probably better.
This can't be such a rare problem so please lead me to some resources so that I can create my page and publish my software! :)
Google Code, Launchpad, SourceForge, Savannah, and CodePlex (among others) provide this service.