I have a UIWebView in my app.
When opening a specific Vimeo url the webpage looks broken.
In Safari the same page opens just fine.
What are my options?
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In my website i use location permission in Mozilla Firefox etc. browser it works properly. But when I open it in Safari browser it ask multiple time on every page on page refresh. Anyone help Me ?
I have an app that fetch's dropbox image url's and displays them on screen. The app is React, node.js, and urls stored with MongoDB.
I have the url's set to "raw=1" and they render properly on desktop. But when I try the app on mobile (iOS, Chrome) all I see is the alt text.
I've tested adding a photo to the source code directory and this is rendering properly on mobile (same size, same CSS, same html attributes), which leads me to believe mobile isnt properly rendering the dropbox urls.
Thanks!
I read this forum on dropbox, if you scroll down it says that you have add the image in the public folder, i am not sure if it will work, but give it a try :)
Here is the link to the forum
Hope it helps 👊
I am using a chrome extension to temporarily change layout of a Google search webpage. I am changing heading and description of the Advertisements displayed. This part works fine.
Next, I need to take screenshot of desktop, tablet and mobile views. getting desktop view is pretty straight. However, for tab/mobile view if I uses any of mobile emulator, or dev console, they refresh the html page before providing the mobile/tab emulation. This results in loosing the html page changes that were done by the chrome extension.
Is there are way to use mobile emulation without reloading/refreshing the page, so that the changes done in html are intact even in tables/mobile views.
I got the answer !
In Dev console, we have the option device toggle(Ctrl+Shift+M)
This way, temporary DOM changes done in desktop view were intact in mobile view as well.
I have a Mobile Web app (for iphone) based on the Mobile controls of the Xpages extension library.
In the app the user can search for pdf and other files in the nsf files.
When the user clicks on a a filename in a view , I calculate the link like : servername/nsffilename.nsf/O/id/$FILE/filename
This opens the correct pdf file, but the user then leaves the app.
I would like to stay in the app.
I tried it with iFrames, which works fine in some browsers (IE), but not on the iphone (it only displays the first page , no way for scrolling in the pdf, no way to save the pdf file)
I also tried the download control ; but here also the user is leaving the webapp on the iphone
For an image we have a image placeholder , is something similar possible for pdf files ? a pdf placeholder ?
No, this is standard mobile web app behaviour, nothing to do with XPages. By defalt the iphone pdf viewer registers its self to handle those file types. As you have mentioned an iFrame would work to display it (wit issues) but there is no in built XPage control to hande this.
UIWebView fails to load a web page (ex:http:/www.ncm.com), but Safari loads it fine.
It reports a tag mismatch and only loads half the page. But Safari and other browser
handle the content correctly?
Is UIWebView faulty?