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I'm having some trouble on implementing a UIRefreshControl on a UITableView. Everything is working fine except the fact that I have to scroll something like 80% of the screen for the UIRefreshControl to get triggered. Sometimes I'm not even able to trigger it since there is a tab bar on the bottom of the screen, which cancels the scrolling movement when the finger reaches it. I've looked at other apps, namely Apple's 'Mail', where the UIRefreshControl is triggered after scrolling only 30% of the screen. What am I missing? Really need help on this one! Thanks in advance kbtzr I had a similar

I am making a simple recyclerview with Movie items. When I try adding new items they won't display in the recyclerview right away. For some reason I have to scroll down so the first item is gone, and then up again for the new item to be displayed (it's added at index 0). The adapter: public class MovieCardAdapter extends RecyclerView.Adapter<MovieCardAdapter.MovieViewHolder> { List<Movie> movieList; public MovieCardAdapter(final List<Movie> movieList) { this.movieList = movieList; } public void addItem(int position, final Movie movie){ movieList.add(position,movie); notifyItemInserted(position

If I edit my web worker script and refresh the page, the web worker script is a cached version. I am reasonably confident it is not my webserver, because I can immediately load the latest copies of all other files, and even restarting the webserver does not fix the problem. It only loads the newest version of the web worker script if I reboot chrome, which is highly inefficient, needless to say! It doesn't fix it even if I restart chrome. Is there anything I can do to get around this? Your web server determines how cachable a given web resource is and the browser attempts to respect those

i have a webform that generates a file, but when i click the button that produces the postback to generate the file Once it finish if i press Refresh (F5) the page resubmit the postback and regenerates the file, there's any way to validate it and show a message to the user or simply DO NOTHING! thanks :) The simpler way will be to use Post Rediret Get pattern. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post/Redirect/Get Make sure to check out External Links on that Wikipedia article. the browser should warn them if they hit refresh on a page that has been postbacked. how i handle it though is in the session

I'm working with Moodle 2.6, but this isn't really a Moodle question. An activity is defined as an URL. That URL is just a custom-built video player. When the video ends, it goes back to the Moodle course page. That all works just fine, but the Moodle page doesn't reflect that this activity has been completed until the page is refreshed/reloaded using F5. Here is the javascript code that I've used to detect the end of the video: video1.addEventListener("ended", function() { history.back(1); }); I've tried using this: window.location.reload(history.go(-1)); in place of the history.back(1),

Winamp has a neat feature. Global keys. That way I can change the playing song even if Winamp GUI doesn't have focus. I am looking for a similar solution to Firefox or Chrome . I use Eclipse to code PHP. It auto SSH's and saves to another machine (testing) I could use something like XRefresh with a mapped virtual drive but I cant install Samba on the testing machine. Right now I have to: CTRL + S (save and auto-update) ALT + TAB (switch to Firefox GUI) F5 (refresh current Firefox page) ALT + TAB (back to Eclipse) I am looking for something like: CTRL + S (save and auto-update) CTRL + X

I can get the ProgressDialog to show, but I cannot get it to stop after the WebView has been loaded. All I need is a simple refresh button for it. Here is the working code so far: public class Quotes extends Activity implements OnClickListener{ WebView webview; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); webview = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.scroll); webview.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true); webview.loadUrl("http://www.dgdevelco.com/quotes/quotesandroid.html"); View refreshClick = findViewById(R.id

I have a TWebBrowser component that show a Google maps page. The problem is that when user press F5 the page refresh and page reloads. This cause javascript variables to reinitialize and get out of sync with Delphi and a scripting error dialog appear, 'undefined' is null or not an object. I want to stop refresh from the user. I tried this event for OnBeforeNavigate2: procedure TNewOrganizationForm.mapAddressBeforeNavigate2(ASender: TObject; const pDisp: IDispatch; var URL, Flags, TargetFrameName, PostData, Headers: OleVariant; var Cancel: WordBool); begin inherited; Cancel := Assigned