I created a PWA with Blazor WebAssembly straight out from the template in the latest Visual Studio 2019. Most of the app is working great and I managed to add the app to my home screen on an Android phone.
My issue now however is that whenever I swipe down/refresh on any page I get the ERR_FAILED page, this is consistent. Always when I swipe down to refresh it gives me this error. The same error happens with an obviously valid URL (same URL was just loaded) when I press F5 in Chrome for the PWA. I get the ERR_FAILED. Any idea what is causing this? The navigation in the app works great otherwise. The app is hosted in a subapp in IIS called "wapp". I am using localStorage to store user data.
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I have a simple app deployed in GitHub pages (my web-app). The app has some inputs and I tried to use it offline on my Android phone, by clicking the download button on Chrome, which downloads the HTML; but all the inputs and buttons are disabled.
If I click the file that was downloaded in 'Files' and try to open it on Chrome or Brave, all the inputs appear to be disabled, but when I refresh (or enter online mode again), they return to be available.
Is there a work around to this?. I want to build an offline web-app, but it seems that forms can't be incorporated.
I tried to test this error in dev tools using my computer, since there is an option to emulate being disconnected from the internet. But the doesn't go very far, since the website only appears with 'No internet' and not really with the offline view that I get from my cellphone.
I have a local Web Site created in Angular 2. I access to my Web Site via: http://192.168.1.17/.
I have this strange situation:
On my phone, I go on my Web site (http://192.168.1.17/).
Then, on my computer, I do the same: I go on my Web site.
Finally, I scroll the web page with my mouse and I see the page scrolling automatically on my phone !
Why there is a communication between my two devices ? Is it a communication coming from Chrome ?
Note: if I 'Inspect' the page in Chrome, I don't see transfer on network in 'Network' tab.
I have a standalone Adobe AIR application which uses the HTMLloader to embed a webpage and thereby access the Facebook login.
When a user first uses the application thery are first presented with a FB login screen, and then a FB authorization screen, asking if the user wants to share the uploaded image with their friends.
Up until recently everything worked fine.
But it seems that facebook has changed the way the authorization popup displays so my htmlloader no longer can 'see it'. I get a blank page.
The application sees
But should see
Does anyone know of a workaround?
Answering my own question
Supplying an optional userAgent string when I first call login returns an older version of the permissions dialog which renders correctly
I started developing Android apps using Eclipse IDE with Windows 7. In the course of developing I would be constantly consulting SO via Google Chrome and navigating back to Eclipse IDE to try out a solution that I found; and then back to SO if the solution didn't work.
Recently, I bought a computer with Windows 8, and each time I navigate back to Eclipse (which is on a taskbar on desktop) I lose the SO page that I was on and can't return to it.When I navigate to Google Chrome I just get a new page.I know it sounds so simple, but how do I navigate back to the page I was on previously? ....(I have the same problem with Gmail)
(I would like to be able to continue working in the way I did with Windows 7; if that is possible.)
I think I found the answer to my dilemma: Whenever I navigated back to desktop, I did so by "grabbing" the current page from the top and "dragging" it down; thereby destroying it. I should rather, have navigated via the pop-up window in the top left corner of the screen, thereby conserving the present page..(elementary, my dear Watson)
I made an offline webapp.
Used application cache and all the resources are added in .appcache file.
I have also added meta tag suggested by apple.
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="yes" />
When I add it to home screen, it is added & opening in full screen mode.
While all the resources are cached by browser and I am getting no cache update request on reload.
But I try to open webapp while I am offline first time, it is giving me alert "Could not be opened because it could not connect to the server".
By the all the resource of app is already cached by browser still getting this error first time.
But If I open webapp first time while I am online, it is caching all the resources & then second time app is working fine even in offline mode.
Thanks Guys.
When you add to homescreen that is the first time only a reference is added, think of it like a bookmark no content gets downloaded. That only happens after you open it for the first time. Seeing the web app in safari & adding to homescreen does not count since apple seems to maintain the data separately for apps added to homescreen via safari.
The Browser is a different app to the one which runs home screen web app.
I got caught the same way with my offline web app, to debug you change the settings in safari but the actual cache is different, the executable running the home screen app is different, it has several safari functions missing - google uiwebview and wkwebview
I don't know what is currently used for the user agent string, but they used to be different for browser based and home screen based back in ios7