I have a list of phone numbers on my iOS App - all consisting of a simple table layout, with the normal 123-123-1234 syntax. However, one of the phone numbers has a different menu popping up within my iOS App - in that, it's showing a verified number and allowing a user to text or call the number.
Does anyone know why? Thanks in advance!
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I wrote some app script running in a google spreadsheet that gives me a weather forecast for a column of GPS coordinates. For UI purposes I hide and unhide columns for the mobile device user. Everything works great and the values in the various cells are all correct. But it is not SHOWN correct on Android phones. It appears to the user that values from other cells are located in the wrong cells - strange. It's just a visual problem.
If I manually change from dark theme to light theme on the mobile device (or vice versa) then everything looks the way it should.
If I stop hiding/unhiding columns the problem goes away, but would really like this to work as is -- again, just a visual display problem with the sheets app. How can I refresh the screen?
Ideas?
The cells should be showing the value that is actually in them.
I'm looking for another set of eyes to take a look at the html and css of this page https://www.smartcrowd.ae/e-book/ on their iphone.
For some reason on Iphones only the form will not allow the user to tap into the phone number field. No matter where you tap in the input field, it will not allow you to type anything.
On safari, on desktop, it works but only if you enter the country code first.
It's working fine on google chrome, and firefox and I just can't find what the issue is.
The form is using a third-party plugin which generates the country code field, which seems to be a problem. If I deactivate the plugin the phone number input field works fine.
I've been racking my brain for the last day trying to figure this out.
On the windows phone when you press and hold the back button a collection of tiles will appear that represent apps that were recently run or are running in the background. Generally the tiles will show a preview of the app in the visual state it was in when it last navigated away from. I have seen some apps however that will show their logo on this tile regardless of the state the app was in when navigated away from. I have been beating my head against the internet trying to find how this is done. Perhaps I am missing the proper terms to search for in order point myself in the correct direction. Does anyone know how to accomplish swapping the back button history preview image or perhaps help me find the correct search terms to locate help on this?
This is what I want to do.
Have a screen on my Android app with a few buttons on it. One of them would be the Chromecast icon, the other buttons would just be a few numbers most like (a "1" button, a "2" button, a "3" button etc).
When the cast button is hit, a default website is loaded (eg. www.example.com) on the TV. In the Android app, I still just see my buttons.
When a number his hit (ie. "1") the website changes, and www.example.com/parameter/1 is loaded for example.
I have been reading Google's documentation. If I understand correctly, I can create Android sender app code to do part 1 and 2. And a receiver application for part 3.
What I am confused about though is how I just get it to load a preexisting website. Surely I wouldn't need any custom HTML5 code for that? All I want to do is load a URL.
Could someone please advise me if what I want to do is possible, and if so point me in the right direction? Thanks
The default receiver only loads media URLs. Video, images, etc. If you want it to do anything else, like show a website, you need to create a custom receiver.
Luckily, that's rather easy, and they have some good samples on the Github account.
https://github.com/googlecast
I have developed wp8 app and looking for a control to slide. I am showing single verse in the page and I want the user to slide (forward and backward) to show next verse, verses may reach 286. I have seen this feature in many application in windows phone store, but I don't what wp8 control they are using.
appreciate your feedback!
Panorama is that you have one image in the background you move a little everytime you go to one side, it is what is used in the image app.
But since you need 286, you should not use the panorama control. Then you should rely on the pivot but beware of microsoft not wanting the users to be confused and caught inside 286 pages, so you need to give the user and overview and use a button that can return a person to the start page.