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Hello frinds, today i am get this code from stack overflow platform. I thing its a common issue about rener so, I will put code here this may very helpful for you. Thank you. admin omegle In your build.gradle, try to update Kotlin to 1.5.10 and Compose to beta08. Like this: buildscript { ext { compose_version = '1.0.0-beta08' } repositories { google() mavenCentral() } dependencies { classpath "com.android.tools.build:gradle:7.1.0-alpha01" classpath "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-gradle-plugin:1.5.10" // NOTE: Do not place your application dependencies here; they belong // in the individual module build.gradle files } } ... View more

Do you want to make money from apps in 2021? And, yes, we also understand it’s far difficult to bring out the best app ideas for your startup. And therefore we have listed unique mobile application ideas in various categories as well as examples of that application. Take a look.   - Blockchain Security App - Intermittent Fasting App - Health check-up apps - Book Reviews and Recommendations - Thought Detector App - Custom-cake ordering app If you have any other app ideas for startups comments below. ... View more

It is easy for anyone who wants to get in on the action to have access to an FM radio station. All that is needed is a license. Anybody can receive signals from most any country on the planet as long as they are within reach of an FM transmitter. This is why many countries use a satellite communication system, which sends and receives signals from a number of FM radio stations all over the world. Even with these services many people still prefer to listen to the more traditional kind of radio. For this reason, there are still lots of people who listen to analog radio using antennae or a car radio in their cars.   The goal of creating FM radio signals was to improve on the already great broadcast technology already available. Engineers wanted to be able to transmit sounds from places where radio could not reach, but they couldn't transmit in the same format. With the advent of FM, broadcast technology was improved, and the focus moved away from the listeners who couldn't actually hear the transmitted words. The "hams" were given an alternative to the AM and FM bands that helped them listen in their vehicles. Now all they had to do was plug their ears into the FM speaker system inside their car. Unfortunately, there just wasn't much better than the old fashion "hams" because the sound quality was terrible and the signal loss was very severe if it wasn't for the interference created by other cars' radio signals.   The Federal Communication Commission has kept the status of FM radio signals open to all interested parties. They want to make sure everybody has access to these wonderful tools. However, the FCC has placed restrictions on how the fm radio stations can be used and on what they can advertise. While the regulations have kept many people from listening, the rest of the world benefits from the transmissions and enjoys their programming and their station.   There is no modulation used with the regular analog broadcast of a stereo sound. With the advancement of technology and the improvement of equipment, the audio waves have been changed to the more simplified MOSFET (Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) form of transmission. The MOSFET uses far less power to transfer the audio signal than the electromechanical switching elements found in conventional transmitters and receivers. This greatly reduces the potential interference to other electronics in the vicinity of the fm radio transmitter. In addition, the MOSFET forms a clean transmission signal which eliminates any possible electronic errors from switching or shifting components during transmission.   The modern transmitter is able to receive and transmit much more data than its predecessors because of its superior characteristics. It also has much better sensitivity and can process information more quickly. Some modern fm radio devices can process data at a rate of around 150 miles per second, a speed that is unprecedented. A major factor in this amazing feat is the invention of the ideal frequency division multiplexer or FDM (frequency division multiplexer) that allows all radio circuits to be assigned a particular state (such as idle, switched-on or automatically activated) depending upon what the user desires.   Some people, such as radio presenters and news broadcast coordinators, have begun to use these frequencies to transmit their own channels of radio stations into the households of their target audience. A great advantage of this system is that you will not need to purchase additional receivers for each radio station that you wish to transmit into your household. Instead, you can simply tune each radio to a station frequency and broadcast each station into your own designated frequency band. The only disadvantage of using a fm radio is that if it receives a strong signal from other stations in the same frequency band, it may prevent your fm radio from picking up other stations within that same frequency band. ... View more

There should be a way to retrieve transaction details by their invoice number. If there is a network failure the only identifying information we have is the invoice number (not the Authorize.net generated transaction id).   Using the getUnsettledTransactionListRequest call is a bad choose since it only returns the last 1000 records. ... View more

The integration forum is getting inundated with spam and bots. Can we have a “mark as spam” button to get rid of them? Ideally the agents IP address could be blocked once marked as spam. ... View more

As mentioned in the following post:   http://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Masked-Expiration-Date-in-Hosted-CIM-s-getCustomerProfileRequest/m-p/32333/highlight/true#M16895   The card expiry date is masked when returned in the getCustomerProfileRequest.  As the card number is masked, there is no PCI requirement that the expiry date of the card also be masked.  Without the expiry date, it makes it impossible for us to automate the process of notifying our customer's clients that their card will be soon expiring.  The reason for us going this route is to offer an ARB solution managed completely from within our application.  It is imparative for us to have access to this date.   The idea is a simple one.  Return the expiry date in the CIM getCustomerProfileRequest unmasked.   Thanks. ... View more

Picsart PRO gives you amazing opportunities to create your own pictures using the most popular picture editing software of today. Its unique Features allow you to edit and combine several photos in one go. Simply choose a picture from your album, or even one you click on from the gallery. Adjustments can be made to the color, light, red eye reduction, etc. Plus you can preview all the images in your gallery. Your selection will be saved in your library.   PicsART Pro has several advanced features that are ideal for any photographer. With unique and advanced tools, you can easily edit, crop, resize, add text, merge photos with collages, make borders, change background, crop to black and white, and even add stickers. You can make professional looking collages with the help of this wonderful program. The outstanding workmanship and great quality make it stand out from other picture editing software.   Features like adjusting curves, renaming, tint, brightness and contrast can make your photos look beautiful. You can apply any of the amazing filters like hue shift, photo realistic, sepia, and enhance colors. Create your own masterpiece with the help of picsart pro photo editor. Just click, add text, adjust curves, resize, add color, blend, and enjoy!   Picsart photo editor comes with several features that make it different from others. It has an exceptional photo editor with various options. Some of the exciting features included in picsart pro: -Beautiful landscape, cityscapes, seascapes, and underwater scenes are just some of the choices you can explore. You can also experiment with different themes to make unique photo albums. - Easy to use interface makes it easy for beginners to learn and use.   - One-click start. With one click of your mouse, you can start editing your pics. - Adjustment of brightness and contrast. This is a great feature for people who like making unique videos or photo collages.   - Collages with matching fonts. This awesome feature makes collages with matching fonts easy. Just click on desired font and change its color. - Unlimited options.   - Share images on social networks. With the help of this handy app, you can share images on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ and many more. Your picsart pro gallery can also be shared on various other social networks.   - Unlimited color selection. With the help of its unique photo editing tools and an easy to navigate interface, your picsart can look better than ever. Plus, you can add text, merge photos, resize, and edit borders. - Support for different browsers. The regular and premium version of this wonderful editing app supports all major browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera and many more.   With these amazing features, you can make great pictures even if you're new to digital photography or artistic photo editing. With an innovative user interface, you can easily adjust, edit, and share your pics in no time at all. With its easy to use photo editing tools and advanced features, you can easily do all sorts of photo editing on your picsart mod apk. You can edit your pics online with your friends easily. This is just one of the many amazing features of this great image editing app. Check it out today! ... View more

Proposing that the webhook events functionality be expanded to include eCheck returns, chargebacks, and refunds. Currently these transaction types do not generate any webhook events and thus require calls back to Authorize API. ... View more

Currently, there is no easy way to get a list of transactions for a given subscription id.  To get a list of transactions for a subscription id.  I load the subscription to get the customerProfileId and payentProfileId, call getTransactionListForCustomerRequest(customerProfileId, paymentProfileId) , loop over the transactions returned in the response, and evaluate if transaction.subscription.id is equal to the subsciptionId I am looking for.  Furthermore, getTransactionListForCustomerRequest()  uses paging, so I may need to call that API multiple times to get the collection of transactions for a subscription.   I am requesting there be a new API to get a list of transactions for a subscription id.  The new method would implement the standard paging and sorting.   See this Community Forum Discussion   Thank you for your consideration.   ... View more

Please add a webhook for failed transactions, no matter the reason (expired, processing error, general error, whatever).   I'm not sure what kind of company wouldn't want to know immediately and automatically about a failed transaction, especially if it's for a subscription (ARB).   Silent Post does this and we're trying to migrate away from it per customer support advice but glaring omissions like this are making it near impossible.   The only solution is to either constantly query the API for unsettled txns to find failures (if we want to know about them immediately, which we do), or if we didn't mind waiting up to 24 hours then we could query once per day for the entire batch for the previous day to get all transactions and find the failed ones - but this is 2018 damnit, everything should be real time. ... View more

When a webhook notification is recieved there is no way to trace it back to a customer/event/action.   In the case of hosted forms (i.e. Accept Hosted), none of the values (e.g. invoice number) submitted in the request for a form validation token appear in the webhook notification, so there is no way to immediately know what the webhook notification is in regards to.   This forces us to always query authorize.net for the transaction details to see what the transaction applies to (e.g. invoice number) and confirm the transaction is completed.   I imagine that a webhook notification alone is not especially useful unless it provides access to a correlation token and status. Because these values are small in size and almost definitely required by any merchant software, I feel the very small increase in payload could greatly reduce the need for subsequent queries - saving merchants as well as Authorize.net a lot of extra processing and network traffic. ... View more

When creating a customer profile and receiving the E000039 error that tells us there is a duplicate customer profile that already exists it would be useful to get that duplicate profile ID in the response other than inside the error text. While technically possible to pull it out of the error message it would be much easier and less prone to issue if we could get it back somewhere directly, such as the CustomerProfileID filed that already exists on the createCustomerProfileResponse object.  ... View more

It would be great if there was a test token that could be used to test the server side code that transmits the AcceptJs token to the Gateway, similiar to the way one uses test credit card numbers. ... View more

The ability to set the soft descriptors for a transaction.    These are the fields that a customer sees on their statements, it allows for the customer to quickly ID the transactions reducing disputes and customer service.  For obvious reasons I hope.   Dynamic Descriptors include: Business Name Phone (Best Practices says this should be a Customer service number) City and/or State ... View more

Hi, I have reviewed all documentation and it is apparent that there is no way to style the form in the Accept JS Hosted form.  In order to do so, we would needto create our own form and submit it via JS.  Thus, opening us up to SAQ A-EP requirements; which requires a lot more time investment to manage.   I also understand that SAQ A requires any vendor (Authorize)offering CSS manipulation to verify all code submittedfor security. There should be a way to do this programmatically, where only a subset of CSS would be processed, and the rest eaither ignored or appropriate errors raised.   Not allowing styling makes for a confusing experience for the end user.  They have spent a long period of time on our site choosing items to buy, only to end up on a page that looks nothing like what they were just on. Even if it appears in a pop up, it is still a little unsettling to the user that they will be putting card data into something that looks so different.   It would be greatly appreciated if a method be could created to allow for the styling of the form.   Has or is this being considered?   I have seen a few other comments with regards to this, but there is no other detail than to create your own form.  There are other vendors offering this fetaure.   I would hope/expectthat Authorize.  Net would offer it too.   I look forward to your response.   Thanks! ... View more

Accept.Js works great!  It allows my website to capture Credit Card information without that data ever posting back to my servers.  I don't any PCI Compliance headaches.   My suggestion would be to enhance Accept.JS to also allow for ACH payments.  That is, have accept.JS allow for the capture of a Routing and Account Number.  It could look like this:   var secureData = {}, authData = {}, bankData = {}; bankData.routingNumber = document.getElementById('ROUTINGNUMBER_ID').value; bankData.accountNumber = document.getElementById('ACCOUNTNUMBER_ID').value; secureData.bankData = bankData; authData.clientKey = '6WrfHGS76gHW3v7btBCE3HuuBukej96Ztfn5R32G5ep42vne7MCWZtAucY'; authData.apiLoginID = 'my_api_login_id'; secureData.authData = authData; Accept.dispatchData(secureData, 'responseHandler'); Here's a related communit post.   https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Accept-JS-and-ACH/m-p/55887#M30714   Thank you for your consideration! ... View more

With the advent of cell phones, ringtones have become a popular phenomenon. They allow cell phone users to personalize their phones by giving it a personalized look. It is possible to personalize your cell phone by setting your own ringtones. You can opt for free ringtones or opt for downloading free ringtones. Read some tips on how to download ringtones to your cell phone. Free ringtones are available for many android phones including the HTC Wildfire, LG Ion, Blackberry Curve and Sony Ericsson XPERIA. Choose a ringtone which represents your personality and style. Ensure that your ringtone doesn't freak out or bother other people around you. Choose a song / sound that you love and prefer. For those who have already purchased an android phone, here are a few tips to setting up alert tones. Before doing so, ensure that the settings are properly modified in your phone so as to match the ringtones used in your ringtones using Google. For this, you will need to go to settings and tap on sound and then select ringtones using Google. Follow the prompts and select the type of ringtones using Google you want to use. Now download ringtones and music from your favorite ringtones using Google play store and save them to your device. To enhance your ringtones further, try out Google's new Android wallet, the Zedge app, which lets you use a credit card to download ringtones directly from your phone instead of using your microSD card. The Zedge app lets you personalize your ringtones with the latest and most downloaded music and ringtones. For the last step, customize your ringtones using the Google default Android notification sounds and wallpapers. The default notification sounds and wallpapers include: the snooze alert, the calendar alert, the voice memo, weather, and the flashlight. These are available for all devices except for some which are specific to a certain device. You can also download your own ringtones from the Google default Android notification sounds and wallpapers or from a third-party application. For more extensive ringtones, you can buy third-party apps that let you personalize your alerts and wallpapers as well. With your new customizations complete, you can try out Google's latest ringtones Zedge. This latest app is far more different than the Google default ringtones. It also comes with a number of features such as themed sounds, music players, ring tones to download, and a lot more. When you are ready to use Zedge, just download it and scan your Google account to set up the Zedge Account. Using the Zedge app, you can quickly personalize your phone by adding your own ringtones, wallpapers, and other animations. ... View more

For those of you who aren't aware, Authorize.net has cancelled the Expanded Credit Capability/"ECC" program that allowed for unlinked refunds. This was the only way to issue a refund after 120 days, since Authorize.net does not retain cardholder information for the original transaction past that.   ECC is a very old program and it frankly sounds like a terrible idea, particularly with security standards today. It has no requirement that the refund has anything to do with the original transaction, so there is an obvious problem with anybody who has access to merchant credentials having a lot of opportunity to misbehave.   Our use case is pretty different and I believe that there is a lot of possibility here for Authorize.net and its customers without any additional exposure to risk, and that is the use of the Customer Proiles feature to enable the option for refunds after 120 days.   In an ordinary, non-profile transaction, Authorize.net has got to save the customer credit card number for every transaction. They don't want to do this a second longer than they have to, which is why the 120 day limit is there. OK, no problem. But with a customer profile transaction, they don't have to save anything that they don't already have: the customer provided their card info in a secure manner and Authorize.net will hang on to it until the customer deletes it.    The API already accepts the use of payment profile IDs to issue refunds. So why not carve out an exception that allows merchants using customer profiles to issue refunds for any period of time, so long as the payment profile is still active? If the customer deletes the profile, you wouldn't be able to do this; but if they don't, the argument that "we don't have the card info to issue a refund" just isn't true. There's not a lot of potential for abuse because the transaction is still a linked refund; you're not holding on to anything you weren't already going to hold on to; and you have none of the security problems of unlinked refunds.   We talked to your service department about this and the suggestion was 'escalated' but not taken seriously. They thought we were asking for something just for our account. We're not. We're asking for something for everybody's account, because the current configuration of refund options is based on assumptions from ten years ago and the use of ECC to resolve the problem. Both of those things should get a fresh look with all of the new tools that Authorize.net has added since then. We are happy to assist with this process as our customers (who are sports leagues for which people sign up 8-12 months in advance) are pretty grumpy about having to write hundreds of checks when refund time comes. ... View more

When submitting a capture of a prior auth request, allow an update to the invoice number field.   We do not generate an order number until the authorization is captured, and therefore cannot add the proper value to this field on authorization. The API does allow me to include a new Invoice number on the capture request, but it doesn't actually update. ... View more