I am developing a samsung gear watchface in tizen studio with javascript
I need to get some user data in order to make the watchface work properly (the birthdate in this case) but I dont know how, because if I add a select field in the main html watchface page, it dows not work.
I have also tried with a button that user click and I show a javascript alert prompt but also the button click does not work
One Possibility is It's working, but the placement is outside the watchface View Port.
Run As > Tizen Web Simulator Application
To Check the UI and placement of your input component.
Additional:
Watchfaces show/display information like Time, Power, Sensor Data, Weather, etc. There could also be some Shortcuts (links) to Apps/Features for User.
But, The Watchfaces aren't meant to receive Input text / Dropdowns / CheckLists from User.
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I am developing my first Chrome extension and I need to add a functionality to handle phone links. Searching the documentation and web has left me with no straight answer.
In the latest build when you click on a "tel:" link then it opens a prompt titled "Make a call from". What I need is to set a default so that it no longer brings this prompt up and just sends the number to my chosen application.
Can I hardcode the default application (somehow with protocol handlers?) or is it possible to add a checkbox so that it remembers the chosen application as default?
I tried the registry method of adding "ExternalProtocolDialogShowAlwaysOpenCheckbox" but that did not work.
I'm creating web application which uses barcode scaner (in my case Motorola TC55).
My goal is to scan product EAN without using HTML input/textarea. Why? Because I want to prevent pop up keyboard on mobile devices. This field should be usable on desktops too (without connected scanner - to input data from keyboard).
What I've tried:
Set readonly/disabled attribute on input - mobile keyboard is hidden, but I can't set focus on this input.
Create div with contenteditable directive - keyboard is visible.
And finally (the most sofisticated so far) - create div with onClick event. After click in div I'm starting listening to keypress and saving everything until Enter key is pressed. It works fine on desktop. On mobile keyboard is hidden but keypress event is triggered only on end of scanning (Enter key).
Any other sugestions?
Disclaimer: I work for Zebra Technologies
Because you're working on a Motorola (now Zebra Technologies) TC55, you have available different options.
The easiest is to use something like Zebra's Enterprise Browser, it requires a license, but it includes some additional APIs that allows to control the additional HW of the device. In particular you've available a Barcode API that allow you to take full control of the integrated barcode scanner.
If you prefer to use something that requires a bit more hand-holding, you can take a look at this blog post that explain how to bridge between DataWedge (the application that on the Zebra Android devices is sending the barcode data as characters) and the Chrome Android Browser using WebSockets.
If you have a support contract for your TC55 you can update your device to the latest security updates and fixes. You can find more information on Zebra's Support Website.
I am trying to automatestrong text a certain task and the procedure of it is as follows:
Open web browser (Google Chrome)
Go to a certain site
Put in username then jump to another field (like pressing the Tab
button.. it automatically log ins since I am connected to the
office network)
Type again on a certain field
Click search button etc etc
Is it better to code a windows service? Are there any other ways to do the above task? I wanted to automate it because the job is just more about Click, Type, Click, and Wait. The values are also somehow fixed so it could really be automated.
We are using a Silverlight application together with a third party dashboard tool, both running in separate tabs.
When we click in the dashboard we use SignalR to communicate with the Silverlight application.
Whenever this happens, we want to highlight the tab of the Silverlight application, however we do not want to use an alert box because this requires the user to do an extra click.
Is there a way we can trigger an alert box in the Silverlight application (or html page it is running in) to do an alert that disappears after x seconds?
Either we want a focus on the tab of the Silverlight application (however this is browser blocked) or have a tab highlight which, besides clicking the tab, does not require any user interaction.
The application is browser independent.
Create a child window that pops up and will close after a certain amount of time. You can make it look like an alert if you need to.
How about a solution that attracts the user's attention like web basted applications as Google Talk and Facebook Chat? They change the title on interval basis.
In my opinion you won't find any other, better, cross-browser solution at this moment.
You could hook a dedicated piece of javscript to a SignalR hub on every page you'd like. As soon as you focus on the tab you'll stop flashing.
Here you'll find a jQuery plugin that does what I just suggested
Have a simple html/angularjs application that run on every device i.e iphone android windows.
on android and Iphone it works fine but on windows 8 phone there's a glitch.
I have a drop down that gives an option to user to select from zip code and email and based on their selection corresponding input field opens .
now on the drop down also have an on-click event which clears all the error like wrong user id etc from top of the page( which is being called from a directive).
what is expected is that when the drop down is clicked the drop down menu should appear as well as the error messages should go away in case there are some.
however in windows when on first click the error messages go away and then on the next click only the drop down menu is displayed.
SO what i could deduce is that the basic click event functionality is being over written in the directive but then it shouldn't work in any other device too I suppose.