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Same problem on new iPad Pro 12.9 (2018). Console command line is blocked from view when keyboard is activated. This happens for both software keyboard and Smart Keyboard.
This is quite annoying.
P.s. has anyone tried to tweet the developer about this? I know he's quite responsive, but I no longer use Twitter.
I already allowed unsafe browsers on my Google account (via Google settings).
@JonB that worked! For the future users, I had already moved the session connection and termination outside the loop; so, that wasn't the problem.
I used ehlo and added a 10 second pause between messages using time.sleep(). One or both resolved the issue.
quickstart.py attempts to open a web site (https://accounts.google.com...). A new tab opens in Console to get to the web site, but I get an error:
403. That's an error.
Error: disallowed_useragent
Google can't sign you in safely inside this app. You can use Google sign-in by visiting this app’s website in a browser like Safari or Chrome.
Is there a way to fix this so that the web site can open from within Pythonista?
This approach works very well, except I ran into a problem when I tried to send emails to 30+ students. After approx 25 emails, the remaining emails failed-to-send. When I login to Gmail, the message seems to have bounced back, meaning the message isn't sitting in my Drafts folder, but rather sitting in Inbox as a returned message.
I thought this might be a problem at the recipient's end --- all messages are going to different students with the same domain name.
However, now, when I try to send just a regular email to anyone (not necessarily a student at the same domain name), the account fails to send message.
Obviously, I'm missing something here. Any help would be much appreciated.
Related notes:
I’m trying to do a pretty simple search: i want to find files that contain 2 words. The words are not contiguous. For example, if I input “iPad iPhone” in the search field, it should identify a file that contains the text “iPads are bigger than iPhones”. The default appears to be a search that matches the query string exactly. Is there a way to do this? Do I use regex?
Over time, the workflows on my iPhone have diverged from those on my iPad. Is there a way, I guess this is related to my other post about syncing Workflows across devices using iCloud — if iCloud sync is not possible, I was hoping to at least merge the Workflows, and then cull through them on one device (iPad), then copy back to iPhone.
Are there better ways to do “house-keeping” of Workflows? Thanks.
Is it possible to sync Workflows between devices? I have used the Backup and Restore workflows to do this in the past, but things inevitably get out of sync with this manual process. It would be much appreciated to have iCloud-based sync, at least of Workflows (of course, docs too).
I'd like to sync my workflows, the order of workflows, snippets, and settings across idevices. I am aware of the workflow Editorial Backup. However, the problem is that I have grown a bunch of useful workflows on iPad and separately on iPhone. Now, need a way to merge by sync.
Using a Smart Keyboard on an iPad Pro, Command-O opens the list of files on the left. It would be efficient if one could move up and down that list using the up- and down-arrow keys. Thanks.