Google script: Download web image and save it in a specific drive folder Ask Question. Asked 6 years ago. Active 3 years, 1 month ago. Viewed 6k times. I found a lot of examples with "DocList" Class that is not in use anymore Many thanks. McVenco 1, 1 1 gold badge 17 17 silver badges 30 30 bronze badges. Fabio Quarti Fabio Quarti 31 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Trung Luong Trung Luong 21 2 2 bronze badges.
I hope that helps. Sets the item's title sometimes called header text, in the case of a SectionHeaderItem. Sets the image's width in pixels. Only the image's width can be set. Height is set automatically to maintain the image's proportions. Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Automate tasks with Apps Script. Guides Reference Samples Support. Overview Google Workspace services.
Admin Console. In the Apps Script editor, select main from the function dropdown menu and click Run. The first time scripts are executed, users are prompted to grant permission for the services requested. In this case, it is the user's Google Slides presentations:. The script executes, adding the requested images as slides in the presentation. By default, each image is placed in the upper-left corner of their respective slides, so you should see something like this:.
While we accomplished the original objective of building a slide deck from a set of images, you would likely want those images centered if you were delivering a presentation, so let's adjust the code to do that.
Replace the current addImageSlide function with the one below. The first pair of lines is identical to what we had earlier. The magic is in the 7 new lines we appended:. First, we get the dimensions of the image being added, then do the same for the slide page. The final 3 lines calculate the new X, Y coordinates to center the image on the page then sets its new location via setLeft and setTop.
If we run our sample again with this change, all of the images are centered as desired:. You've now completed a quick intro to the Slides Service in Apps Script If you want lower-level access to manipulating Slides, you may wish to consider the Slides Advanced Service. Now lets paste that into your logo. Great, we've now used a SVG for a logo. But for better resolution backgrounds and better quality pictures.
I like to use PNG's. But you can't just use PNG files, first you need to convert them into base64, and then strip them of white space. For this we will need a little linux command line magic. So lets begin.
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