Is there a way to disable session front in Pimcore 5?
I have installed new empty/blank project locally but there is a session started on front, which I wish to disable.
Any solution how to disable it ?
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I wanted to know is there a way by which we can check whether our website's PWA is installed or not by the user on the device?
I have done with the " add to home screen banner" but what if the user comes the second time and we need to check. Please help thanks in advance.
You may refer with this documentation. Be noted that if the user has installed your Progressive Web App through the old Add to Homescreen method (i.e, in anything prior to Chrome 58) then it is not possible to detect if your app is installed. Chrome added your site to the Homescreen as a bookmark, and this data was not exposed to the system.
However, if the user has installed the web app using the new Web APK functionality, it is possible to determine if your web app is installed. If you know the package name of your Web APK then you can use the context.getPackageManager().getApplicationInfo() API to determine if it is installed. Please note that this is experimental.
Can anyone please suggest which package I can use in Atom which will enable the auto browser refresh when I save my code. If Atom doesn't support the browser functionality directly then is there any other option?
Currently I am using the Vagrant environment so my code runs on a remote server simulator.
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding this?
Ctrl-shift-h refreshes the built in browser but not automatically after you save. But you can use the shortcut yourself after saving file.
I install Moodle on Centos7 with LEMP.
Right after I finished the installation process, I started to creat user.
However, the page is plain text, I mean it's like cannot load any css js file(sry, i dont have enough reputation to post a image) even though this is the 1st setup. it should come up with a default skin.
Can you guys please help me fix it? Thanks.
Is it fixed once you have created the user and logged in?
Have you tried using your browser developer tools to identify which file paths are failing to load?
Are you able to get as far as to be able to change the theme on your site to see if that helps? (Site admin > Appearance > Theme selector)
Can you try purging the caches (Site admin > Developer > Purge all caches), to see if that helps?
I've been trying to create a proper Restart feature within my app, which doesn't work (Orientation is meshing up badly) so since this is a prototype I figure it will be easier if I just crash my app and the user taps again the icon.
Is there a way I could kill my application from code within 1-2 sec.?
Thank you!
You mean you want to quit your app when user taps on home button instead of going the app into background? If yes you can quit the app when user presses home button by adding a key into your info.plist file application does not run in background and set it's value to true. Here is the original key name UIKeySuspendOnExit I don't remember excatly but it should be like this. Find on google you will get easily.
I am working on an app for iOS 4.0. The app was originally on 2.2.1. I upgraded it to a universal app, but now it seems to be multitasking. When I press the menu button while running the app, instead of exiting it closes, but when I relaunch the app it resumes where I left off. I am assuming this is multitasking. I want it to exit, is there a way in the settings?
My guess is that the iPad target upgrade changed the plist somehow? Any thoughts?
Open your info.plist file
Add The Key UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend or Select Application does not run in background
Set the new key to YES or Fill in the tick box
That's not multitasking, that's Fast app switching which is now the default and is preferred in iOS 4.0.
If you disable it, that means you app has to be reloaded every time the user switches to it instead of allowing it to stay in memory. It will take longer to reload it each time.
It would be better if you implement applicationWillEnterForeground: and refresh your view rather than force the user to have to wait while your app reloads.