mobile

问题 I am developing a full-Flash site (Player 10.2). I need to know at runtime if code is running on a desktop/mouse computer or a mobile/touch device, so that I can differentiate the input mechanism. Is this by any means possible? 回答1: How's flash.system.Capabilities.version look? 回答2: Use flash.system.Capabilities.os to check. 回答3: For AIR 3.9: Capabilities.manufacturer returns "Adobe iOS" on ipad2, "Android Linux" on Galaxy s4. Capabilities.version returns "IOS 11,9,900,117" on ipad2 and "AND

问题 So far I've found the following jQuery/Javascript libraries for mobile development. PhoneGap appMobi{!} jQuery Mobile Sencha Touch I'm wondering what others are available for development that cover the main phones (i.e. Windows Phone 7, Android, and iPhone). 回答1: I have tried pretty much all of the frameworks out there for pure HTML5, JavaScript, CSS-based development. Sencha creates wonderful websites, but the learning curve is astounding. It is one of the most counter-intuitive development

问题 I am new to IBM mobile firstplatform. I have installed the MFP 7.1 plugin in Eclipse. Any idea how do I add a third party Cordova plugin in my existing MFP project, using Eclipse? We can do it using command line. But I need to do it using Eclipse. 回答1: Actually, you cannot do this via command line. Hybrid apps created using mobilefirst do not support 3rd party plug-in installation via the Cordova CLI. The only way to do this by command line, is by creating actual Cordova applications (unlike

问题 This question already has answers here : Origin is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin (18 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I am trying to design some software to be distributed on private mobile devices (Android, iOS etc). I would like to write the software with HTML/CSS/JavaScript and use something like Sencha Touch, PhoneGap or similar. The software needs to write to a local database on the device and when it gets connectivity, post the data (securely) to a remote database on a web

问题 I'm building a hybrid Facebook app: desktop users will be directed to a Page Tab, while mobile users will be directed to a Mobile Web App. I need to figure out a fast, accurate way to detect the user's device and perform the appropriate redirect – ideally something not too complex. Can it be done? 回答1: …Yes! It can absolutely be done. Facebook automatically redirects mobile users attempting to access a Canvas App ( apps.facebook.com/your_app ) to its Mobile Web App equivalent. So, just set up

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 7 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Dynamically adding collapsible elements I would like to use the Jquery mobile collapsible content i.e., Accordion functionality in one of my requirement. when I am trying to use the collapsible content set as mentioned below <div data-role="collapsible" data-collapsed="false"> <h3>Section A</h3> <p>I'm the collapsible set content for section B.</p> </div> <div data-role="collapsible"> <h3>Section B</h3> <p>I'm

问题 First wanna say thank you before if this can be solved..so i have textview that get the data with html tag..so i use attributedText and function to render html..it worked..but i need to change the font family..right now by default it "times new roman" i want to change to "Helvetica" any clue? i use the extension for this : extension Data { var attributedString: NSAttributedString? { do { return try NSAttributedString(data: self, options:[NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute: NSHTMLTextDocumentType

问题 I have a basic Socket.io implementation using NodeJS with Express server. (Basically the Get Started example on Socket.io web site) On desktop it connects/disconnects as expected. When you browse to the page the socket connects. Connection events are fired both on the client and server side. And she the user closes the browser, the socket disconnects. But on mobile the disconnect does not work as expected. When you browse to the page the socket connects, and events are fired. But the socket

问题 I have this array with some UIColors: let colors = [ 35302: UIColor(red: 66/255, green: 55/255, blue: 101/255, alpha: 1), 53350: UIColor(red: 158/255, green: 218/255, blue: 222/255, alpha: 1), 54747: UIColor(red: 158/255, green: 222/255, blue: 189/255, alpha: 1) ] Now, I'm trying to access some index in Array: func locationManager(manager: CLLocationManager!, didRangeBeacons beacons: [AnyObject]!, inRegion region: CLBeaconRegion!) { let knownBeacons = beacons.filter{ $0.proximity !=

问题 I have 2 questions, from a WEBSITE perspective (not a native mobile app), is it possible to A) Retrieve a users phone number without asking them (I'm assuming no for security reasons). This is purely with the user's consent with this service, this isn't anything sketchy. In fact, we would probably directly ask "Can you confirm this is your number?" YES/NO) B) If the answer is no, which im sure it is, is there a way to unique identify a user so they dont need to enter their number in manually