No, I've got that bit sorted. I wanted to force desktop mode even on mobiles. I didnt know if its possible to do this by editing the exported files afterwards.

The reason is that i am using a frame to display a PDF. On a laptop it shows the PDF fine. On a mobile (Or smart TV) it shows a grey box and makes you click to download.

Just a bump to see if anyone knows a way around this?

Just a bump to see if anyone knows a solution to this?

dop2000

Thanks, this is what I am after. I have the google sheets bit working from the past. The searchable list is great.

It is a shame that running on a mobile dose not work very well. (I've changed from dropdown to a full list, but on a mobile it doesn't show a list)

I can probably make use of the logic though for a different way

I wanted to build a 'Jargon buster' style app.

It is easy to build in something like excel, but I'd like something that looks more professional.

It would be two / three columns. First column would be an acronym, with the second column a description. The third column would be for any other notes.

Any tips / ideas on the best way to approach this?

At present I was thinking of building a google sheet with the data. Then calling this via AJAX at the start and putting into an array / CSV. it is then working out the best way to display the data neatly and if there is a method to be able to include a textbox so the user can start typing letters and it filter the results by this. (Imagine how a filtered list in excel works)

Thanks,

I've generated an app with an Iframe. It basically scrolls through some files to display them. It works great on my PC but when I run on my android TV, it puts it into mobile view meaning the files to not show (I get a 'click here to download pdf' for example).

I get the same problem in all android browsers and even if I tick the 'request desktop' site.

Thanks,

I've generated an app with an Iframe. It basically scrolls through some files to display them. It works great on my PC but when I run on my android TV, it puts it into mobile view meaning the files to not show (I get a 'click here to download pdf' for example).

I get the same problem in all android browsers and even if I tick the 'request desktop' site.

Thanks,

Hi dop2000

Thanks! This is exactly what I was after. Just did a small test and it works.

Appreciate the help.

I have created a web form that allows users to enter some details and click a submit button.

This then links to a google sheets script so that the data is added to the bottom of a live google sheet, along the row.

I am trying to allow the user to edit a submission after its been sent (and the website / window closed)

I have added an allowance in the google script so that one of the fields is a c2id value. This is created at random when the user loads the form. My thought being that if I do a save state at the same time as the submission is created, I just have to work out a way to load that state back to the user. Ideally I'd like to email the user a link they can click to edit their submission.

Does this sound like its possible? I can't think of a simple / strait forward way of doing it.

Worse case I'll made a load button where you can type in the 6 digit c2id to load your state. (Users can do more than one submission

Bump to see if anyone can help.

I managed to get the PDF opening in a frame. Great on desktop - but on the mobile it still doesn't load. It gives the user a box to download the file. (Guessing due to going into mobile mode)