I am trying to write the JavaScript code for a web page that will pop up a chart using the Google Charts API (which only works well in Internet Explorer). Is there a way to automatically open the link in Internet Explorer regardless of the native browser being used to view the webpage?
No; that's totally impossible.
And the Google Charts API works fine in other browsers.
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I have written a JavaScript, which i want to invoke in web page that is currently open in IE11.
Is there any way that i can invoke this JavaScript as extension to IE11 browser.
For example : In chrome i can easily do this by enabling the developer mode in chrome://extensions and click on LoadUnpackedExtensions and upload my project which is created by following the below mentioned link
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/4b0136/working-with-google-chrome-extension-in-visual-studio-2013/
In the same way I was not able to do for IE11.
I try to understand of how building an add-on for chrome and firefox web browser,
The idea is to display a notification or popup window on the page that the user open after fetch the title from JSON file or the user select the title of the website (I do not know what the better,advice me ! )and it's in JSON file
Building addons for firefox and chrome together is a little bit tricky.
In Chrome you can start writing your extension using only JavaScript.
For firefox, you have some choices to work with your plugin:
Using the jpm sdk for firefox addon developing. In this link you can find the get started plugin example, OR
Using firefox web extensions, which using no sdk and has similar API to chrome but it is new to firefox and they are not fully implemented.
is there a client based javascript way to detect Eddystone-URL beacons directly from the Chrome browser in iOS?
I know Chrome has the widget for the today view wich works fine, but I need to detect new Eddystones without pulling down the notifcations window.
Say a user clicks on a link provided by the widget, gets redirected to the Chrome app, does stuff, walks around and gets in range from another beacon.
Right now he would have to pull down the tab again to receive the new URI. But I need some sort of notification from within the Browser.
I hope you get the idea.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers
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Unfortunately, this is not possible. Understand that Chrome for iOS is just a thin app around the standard native iOS UIWebView, so there is nothing you can do in JavaScript that you cannot do in Safari. And Apple does not implemented any JavaScript bindings to the CoreBluetooth APIs that would be needed to detect Eddystone-URL beacons. The bottleneck is more of an iOS restriction than a Chrome browser one.
Note that this is not true for the Chrome browser on other platforms, notably ChromeOS, which does provide such JavaScript APIs.
Hi maybe this is too easy to ask but i am just thinking if this is possible.
For example i have a button that im a using Internet Explorer then i want its link to Open using Google Chrome? Is this possible? I am using the code below. From Internet Explorer to Chrome browser
$("#myBtn").click(function(){
window.open('https://facebook.com');
});
I have tried the above code using Internet Explorer but as expected the link open in same Internet Explorer. I want to open it in chrome
Nope, not possible.
You can't specify what program to use in either HTML or JavaScript, to open an url.
Technically, in IE ActiveX Objects could open a certain program, assuming ActiveX isn't blocked, and you know the exact path to the application.
So, that still wouldn't work in most cases.
I am developing a standalone web app that installs on iphone homescreen.
It has a calendar function that the user can download an *.ics file directly into the iphone.
However, that cannot be done from within the standalone web app, so I have a punch out url to mobile safari so that it will work.
All that works fine...
However, after the ics file is loaded into the calendar and closed, it returns to the mobile safari page where I in turn close that by using onclick='self.close()'. That works fine too...
After that page closes I want to then launch back into standalone app so the user is returned to where they were...
How do I launch my own web app from a mobile safari javascript code?
All the searching shows me how to go from standalone to mobile safari,...I want mobile safari to standalone.
I have seen the windows.location="myapp://myparam" but cannot find proper syntax to get it to work.
What is the syntax for this?
Any other solution is well received too...will need to find Android solution too, but it is not as crucial...
Thanks