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问题 I searched the web but no luck: how can plugins for the native Android browser be developed?! Neither Google nor the Android SDK give information about this topic. 回答1: I found a sample of a plugin in the Android source code under development/samples/BrowserPlugin . So I guess development/samples/BrowserPlugin/README should be a good start. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3960050/how-to-develop-plugins-for-the-native-android-browser

问题 I am designing a small C# application and there is a web browser in it. I currently have all of my defaults on my computer say google chrome is my default browser, yet when I click a link in my application to open in a new window, it opens internet explorer. Is there any way to make these links open in the default browser instead? Or is there something wrong on my computer? My problem is that I have a webbrowser in the application, so say you go to google and type in "stack overflow" and

问题 I have a string that is, <some text> I'm trying to highlight the "te" in it, using replace function InnerHTML = innerHTML.replace(some_Regex_Pattern['te'], '<span style=\'background-color:#FFFB00\'>$&</span>'); The string I obtain is, <some <span class=\'highlight\' style=\'background-color:#FFFB00\'>te</span>xt> Now setting this to element.innerHTML, is considered as an HTML tag, causing problem. In DOM I get the element as <some <span class=\'highlight\' style=\'background-color:#FFFB00\'

问题 I have a string that is, <some text> I'm trying to highlight the "te" in it, using replace function InnerHTML = innerHTML.replace(some_Regex_Pattern['te'], '<span style=\'background-color:#FFFB00\'>$&</span>'); The string I obtain is, <some <span class=\'highlight\' style=\'background-color:#FFFB00\'>te</span>xt> Now setting this to element.innerHTML, is considered as an HTML tag, causing problem. In DOM I get the element as <some <span class=\'highlight\' style=\'background-color:#FFFB00\'

问题 I'm testing a Qt based OAuth library (https://github.com/pipacs/o2). I'm testing OAuth 2.0 against Facebook as the provider. I'm testing the ImplicitGrant flow of the protocol. In this flow, if a client sets the *request_type* query param to token , then the response is included as a URL fragment and contains an access token. Facebook, on successful authentication in the browser, responds back with a redirect to the uri that I provide and the access token is sent in the URL fragment . Eg: the

问题 Let imagine we have site what every second check is there any new messages: $(function(){ setInterval(function(){ $.ajax({ url: 'message_check.php', success: function(data){ if(data)$('#someDiv').html('NEW MESSAGE!'); } }); },1000); }); Now someone opened 3 tabs with different pages of my site. How many call I'll get every second, three or one ? if one then how tabs sinc ? if three then we lost very very much performance , right? Noticed what Firebug show same console for different pages of

问题 I'm trying to set up a local media server, purely for educational purpose, and want to open local video files in VLC media player via the browser (preferably Chrome) So far I've tried the following without any luck: local "file:///" URLs: was able to open local directories in windows explorer but no luck opening media files in their designated programs (using IE11). This works if run via command line (php my_file.php), but not via browser: $file = 'pathToFile'; system("pathtovlc/vlc {$file}")

问题 I want the site to be url friendly match, so that the directory / adm (which in my case is the administrative panel) has not url friendlies my .htaccess <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On </IfModule> # For all files not found in the file system, reroute the request to the # "index.php" front controller, keeping the query string intact <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php [L]

问题 I had some problems with vertical spacing in Firefox and IE for an embarrassingly long time. I am using a * selector in my css to apply margins to everything within a certain container element. Works fine in Chrome, however in FF and IE I was getting mysterious extra padding seemingly coming from nowhere, as you can observe here: http://jsfiddle.net/XrVXF/3/. It turns out I had two separate problems. One is that non-Chrome browsers will select elements with the * selector and apply the

问题 Why do images on the web load line by line? Why not from top left pixel to bottom right pixel? Is it about browser or css defaults? Is it possible to change that to show pixels at the moment they are loaded or after whole image is loaded? 回答1: It has to do with the order they appear in the html document. The positioning in the page, doesn't matter in the loading priority. 回答2: You can with Javascript or JQuery, like this: $("#img").hide(); $('#img').load(function(){ $('#img').show(); });