mobile

问题 I am trying to render a web page. Qt says their QtWebKit is available for mobile since 4.8 here If you want to target mobile devices you should consider using QGraphicsWebView instead of QWebView. Both of them is under QtWebKit. So what am I missing? 回答1: If you are talking about Android and iOS, it's just a no-no. Citing Digia from the release page of Qt 5.2: Qt Webkit is not supported on Android and we are working on providing a cross-platform API to integrate web content into mobile apps.

问题 My .htaccess file is writing a "smart" cookie. If my page reads this cookie it will write a div. Then my mobile CSS file loads only if the user's on an iPhone or iPod. My question is, how can I edit this code (below) to load the mobile CSS file if the user's on an Android? Here's my page and code: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, user-scalable=yes" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/mobile.css" media="only screen and (max-width: 640px)" /> <script type="text

问题 Nov '15 - still looking for a solution. I'm using the Google Picker API https://developers.google.com/picker/docs/#hiworld to (obviously!) have the user pick a file from their Drive account (select a file for downloading from Drive - not to upload a new file to Drive). This is on a responsive website, not an "app" (native or otherwise). It works fine on a desktop and tablet, but on a phone the Picker is just too big. In https://developers.google.com/picker/docs/reference#Picker it says:

问题 I have an existing React application and I'm trying to port it to iOS and Android. I managed to run the application on iOS simply changing from regular routes to hash routes. import { createBrowserHistory, createHashHistory } from 'history'; import { IS_HYBRID_APP, IS_PROD } from 'utils/environment'; export const history = window.cordova ? createHashHistory() : createBrowserHistory(); const connectRouterHistory = connectRouter(history); This approach did not work on Android though. The

问题 I have an existing React application and I'm trying to port it to iOS and Android. I managed to run the application on iOS simply changing from regular routes to hash routes. import { createBrowserHistory, createHashHistory } from 'history'; import { IS_HYBRID_APP, IS_PROD } from 'utils/environment'; export const history = window.cordova ? createHashHistory() : createBrowserHistory(); const connectRouterHistory = connectRouter(history); This approach did not work on Android though. The

问题 I am adapting my resolution switching work for Vidcaster on VideoJS into a plugin (see https://github.com/videojs/video.js/pull/233). In VideoJS 3.2 the VideoJS controls were active on mobile platforms such as Android and iOS. Now when I boot up version 4 it appears the native controls take precedence. This means that features that require actions on control bar buttons such as tracks, etc are not accessible, correct? We would like to continue to present a resolution switching button to our

问题 This is the first time,I am working on mobile Apps . keyUp event not firing If I press backspace button. I made a jsFiddle for reference. Initially user entered 23 and then user deleted 3 using backspace button.While entering 23 event firing but while delete time event not firing. I am using device : motorola motog,Android Version:4.4.2 . How can I fix this,can anyone help me with an example code. 回答1: The problem is somewhere Chrome stopped firing keypress events for "backspace" since

问题 I have build a pretty nice little app using Adobe Air Mobile (FlashBuilder) and Android Native Extensions (ANE). I would like to incorporate the Jayspt encryption library with my ANE but I can't seem to find any documentation telling how to do it. If I do the standard ADT export to jar for the ANE build, it doesn't include the jayspt jar. Does anyone know how (spell it out for me) to include another jar in the ANE? Thanks, FB 回答1: Firstly make sure you're using AIR 4.0+ to package. Earlier

问题 I'm loading an URL into a webview to display it into my app. The problem I'm encountering is, that not always the site recognizes that I'm a phone (why so ever?). How exactly do I force the webview to send to the site that I'm a mobile phone? Currently I'm doing it like that webview.getSettings().setUserAgentString("Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1A543a Safari/419.3"); But that doesn't work? Won't it work because I'm not

问题 I've found a lot of threads here talking about CSS and mobile screens. After my searching, i couldn't find solution for some devices. For example: Motorola Moto G4 Plus uses FULL HD width(1080px), only bootstraps detect the xs-view configuration. Styling and trying and trying i couldn't get some styles setted up. So, how can i make the same procedure as Bootstrap to set up my styles and in general procedure for all devices? Please, only CSS or as much JS(if it possible, don't), the same as