I am developing a fun little project which is an iframe browser. The browser functions very well but the problem is, I can't seem to get tabs correctly. What I want for tabs is a remove and add function.
Will someone kindly help me out.
By the way my project can be found here: https://bird-pack.ml/lol/
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I need to handle site's popups window in nightmarejs. I mean things like windows open list, close, scrape those created popups and maybe suscribe to popup creation event
Thank you
I got the same problem in the 2 mouth ago.
I think the nightmarejs cant do the popups.
I used the spookyjs to slove this problem.
Depends on what kind of popups you're talking about. For external windows, we're currently out of luck until Electron #2605 is fixed. For HTML flyovers, Nightmare should work fine. For native popups - confirm, alert, etc - you'll need to take a look at defining your own preload.
I am trying to create some simple tutorials, which involve people using the console in chrome. Ideally I would like to build them in a codecademy style - so instead of saying 'browse to this element in the console' and the user having to go to a separate demo page and do this, it would be built into one page.
So, I would have the tutorial, and then an iframe containing the demo page. I need the console to be open in the iframe page (and stay contained within it), but still be usable.
I know in chrome you can change which iframe you are viewing in the dev tools, and if needs be I will simply instruct users to do that, but I feel it would be more effective / smoother if the console was actually within the iframe and was automatically there.
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks in advance.
I'm working on my first jQuery Mobile site, which is a (prototype for) a Location Based Game in Brisbane, Australia: www.jsjensen.dk/soleil/
My question is based on viewing from a mobile device, but a desktop device have very similar problems. I have tested with Chrome and Safari on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Same problem everywhere.
I think it's related to how jQuery Mobile loads and displays pages, but I'm not using multiple pages in one HTML document, but have multiple HTML document.
If you go to the website above and then click "QUESTS" in the menu, followed by "Stairway to Knowledge" you will end on /soleil/quest01.html (desktop) and /soleil/#/soleil/quest01.html. That "#/soleil" really confuses me!
In this first try the JavaScript for handling answers in the text input is not loaded. That means nothing happens when you press "Unlock".
Now, if you reload on desktop or edit the address on iOS to /soleil/quest01.html (which is the actual and real file) it will reload the page with the right JavaScript loaded and initialized.
Now I'm able to go back (pressing "QUESTS" in the menu) and then go to another page (e.g. "Citadel of Fun") with the same problem: the JavaScript not loading. If I go back to the other one ("Stairway to Knowledge") the JavaScript is, however, still loaded and working just fine.
So what happens here? I'm pretty sure my linking/coding is correct, but it's just a basic understanding of jQuery Mobile that I'm missing. Can I change something to make this work? It could really be awesome!
So, I found a way to fix it, but not really a solution to the original problem.
I've added rel="external" to the tags pointing to the pages where I had problems. In this way it will not use the AJAX system to load these pages, but do it in a regular way. This solved my problem, but now I can't make any fancy transitions.
I'm quite new of Android and during the development of one app, I have encountered the following issue:
I'm using a WebView inside my app for viewing web sites (it does not matter what kind of site, can be Google or Reddit or anything else). I know I can use a "browser Intent" with Intent.ACTION_VIEW but for the purpose of my App I must use a WebView.
So, I have enabled javascript and DOM api storage with:
getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
getSettings().setDomStorageEnabled(true);
My problem comes after that the page has finished loading and some Javascript automatically starts. Basically if the user has already scroll down and the Javascript tells the page to hide/show some content (example a DIV) the scroll resets to top.
My question is:
how can I avoid this behavior? I want that the Javascript loads correctly but it does not interfere with the user's navigation. Is that possible?
Thanks in advance,
Best A.
Is there a way to figure out if the tab your web page is running in, is the only tab in the window or not? I've been looking on google for about 20 mins now and couldnt find anything even similar to this. I'd prefer to do it without any add-ons/plugins/etc. but if i have to use a plugin the only one I can use is Java.
There's absolutely no way to do this, in any browser. Which other tabs are open or not is outside your web page's control.