mobile

问题 I received a file from a client today that is a template for an e-mail and in the css for the mobile version all of the class specifications were preceded with *[class] e.g. *[class].centertext { somespec:0; } anyone know what the purpose of adding that to a class is? thanks. 回答1: There is a yahoo fix/bug workaround that uses this technique (css classes) in html email design. There was a bug where Yahoo rendered all media queries by default, and this was the common solution. There have been

问题 I received a file from a client today that is a template for an e-mail and in the css for the mobile version all of the class specifications were preceded with *[class] e.g. *[class].centertext { somespec:0; } anyone know what the purpose of adding that to a class is? thanks. 回答1: There is a yahoo fix/bug workaround that uses this technique (css classes) in html email design. There was a bug where Yahoo rendered all media queries by default, and this was the common solution. There have been

问题 You can see the sample image below, my layout... The web site works fine enough. But I used an image on left side, out of the content part. So, if visited via a small screen like notebook or mobile, the content part doesnt fit to the screen. It starts to show from left side of the image. So, the content part flows out on right side a bit and unlike any other 960 px website the content doesnt fit to the screen. It flows out a bit on right side because there is the image for 150 px wide. How

问题 I want to display compose email in Tab Activity. It is my code. TabHost tabHost=getTabHost(); TabHost.TabSpec spec; Intent intent; //View tabView= tabHost.getChildAt(0); //tabView.setPadding(0, 13, 0, 13); //tabView.setBackgroundColor(0xFFFFFFFF); intent=new Intent("com.android.phone.action.RECENT_CALLS").setClass(this,CallListActivity.class); spec=tabHost.newTabSpec("Call").setIndicator("Call").setContent(intent); tabHost.addTab(spec); intent=new Intent("android.intent.action.Compose_EMAIL")

问题 Can anyone tell me what is the common signing tools used by almost all java mobile vendors like Samsung, Sony, Nokia, Micromax, Moto and so on. 回答1: AFAIK, Thawte, Verisign and Java verified supports most of the devices. But all are cost. Once I was chatted with Thawte and Verisign technical team for this purpose. They said most of the devices will support after signing the application. But they don't have supported mobile model list. Better you can go with Thawte. 来源： https://stackoverflow

问题 I'm brand new to xamarin and have been trying to develop a workaround to this issue: I have a Stack Layout that contains a N amount of entries, depending in what the user needs. <ScrollView> <StackLayout x:Name="Visual" Padding="5,5,5,20"> <StackLayout x:Name="EntradasPeso" /> </StackLayout> </ScrollView> I add them dynamically, through a loop: //calculo.Qnt_amostra is the ammount of entries that the view has. for (int i = 1; i <= (int)calculo.Qnt_amostra; i++) { CustomEntry peso = new

问题 I've got a angular application that displays records, and gives the user the ability to add records. Everything works perfect on desktop or iOS devices, but on android devices, the POST method fails(403 - forbidden). this is the code in my service: obj.getRecords = function() { return $http.get(serviceBase + 'records'); }; obj.getRecord = function(id) { return $http.get(serviceBase + 'record/' + id); }; obj.saveRecord = function(record) { return $http.post(serviceBase + 'record', record); };

问题 Is developing a website for a cellphone a totally different world? How would I detect whether a page is visited from computer or from a cellphone? I ask this because I see code like below: if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT']) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'],'vnd.wap.wml')!==FALSE) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'],'text ml') === FALSE || (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'],'vnd.wap.wml') < strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'],'text ml')) )) { //cellphone readfile('index.wml'); } else readfile('index

问题 I'm working on a web app that uses lots of modal overlays with scrollable content in the modal . On touch devices, and in particular on Android, the mobile browser wants to scroll the body content behind the modal instead of the actual scrollable content area within the modal. Or, if the content does scroll, when it hits the top or bottom of the scrollable area, the scrolling then continues on the body. I don't want the body to scroll at all under any circumstances when the modal is visible

问题 I'm working on a kind of a survey using ASP.NET MVC4 and jQuery. And I'm NOT a web-developer, so I'm having some tough times. My site contains (in brief) a top menu and a form. The form is multi-step with submit buttons "previous" and "next". I need to know the step type so I named the buttons so their value passes along with rest of the fields. When some conditions are fulfilled I need to show an additional button (which is not a part of the form; let's call it "addButton" for now) in the