I created dynamic link and it's working fine for both android and ios, now I want to navigate it to different screen by using dynamic links if app is installed.How can i do that?
For any framework there is some entry point in react native there is app.js. When app is installed then it will going to run entry point file. In that file we can write a code for navigation to different screens. Use react native navigation and routes it will help alot to do so. And check for link if matches the navigate to particular component.
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I'm running a React Native app in the iPhone simulator on macOS and I've been able to get standalone react-devtools to work but I haven't found a way to get browser devtools style/CSS editing to work. It seems this app only provides access to the Components and Profiler tabs, which makes sense.
As stated in this related question, "when trying to [access styles and CSS editing devtools] using the react-devtools extension on the browser (Chrome, Safari, or Firefox) I only get access to the console, because all the components and elements are the ones displayed in the devtools web-page".
Is it possible to inspect and update styles of my React Native application running in an iPhone simulator?
(if this is possible with the Android emulator then I'm interested in a solution for that as well)
CSS inspecting and debugging is actually built-in to the standalone React Developer Tools and React Native Inspector, but it's not intuitive to find.
CSS styles are rendered below the normal React DevTools "props" panel for a component. So if you have a long prop list/devTools is in a small window, you may need to scroll down to see them.
Styles applied via a theme will not appear in the "style" panel, but rather under the style prop in the "props" panel.
Hopefully the screenshot will clarify a bit. Once you do find them, they're editable from the panel, just like in normal browser DevTools.
(I'm using the Android emulator, but in theory it should be the same for iOS.)
I recently received a real headache problem for UWP apps.
Basically I would like to change the main Icon of my app depending on an action.
Let's say I would like to change the App Icon if a certain user logs into my app so that he does not see default App Icon after closing the app.
I found different links which refer to work on tiles, which works perfectly fine. But I did not come up with a solution to change the App's Icon.
Is there a way like in iOS to use AlternateIcons or in Android to just call an Alias?
Tiles are technically the icons in the UWP world. You can update the live tiles as you desire with notifications and they can provide richer visual surface than classic icons.
For the App List and Taskbar icons however, those are just static and you cannot change them at runtime. They come from the Package.appxmanifest Visual Assets section, so you have to define them ahead of time.
You however use Badge notifications to display simple info next to the app icon in the Task bar as well as on the main app tile.
i already have a website which has a static image(only one)
I am planning to enhance the look of the website on the cellphone.
Since i am a rookie, i am confused with using an owl-carousel template or an image-swipe view as you find on eBay where you can click on small thumbnail to view that particular image.
i have a doubt with the speed of page load.
I am using Apache Cordova to get the code working on Android.
Thank you in advance for your help....! :-)
So you are asking that when user will click on image, the image will expand.
To do this there is one jQuery plugin available here Now go to this website and download this plugin and integrate it on your website.
All the instruction is available for how to integrate it and also when you download plugin there is demo file so that you can easily learn how to integrate it.
Hope this helps.
I am using Telerik's KendoUI framework for an HTML5/JS mobile app. When I have views I want to link to inside my app, I do a standard link such as Link which is of course as basic as it gets. The question I have is whether there is a way to make that path an external link, but have the page load inside the content area of the app (such as in an iFrame)? I'm not finding any examples of that online and when I make the link external, my whole app disappears if you click it. The end goal is keeping the link's site content (already mobile friendly) in between the header/footer of my app so they can still navigate it.
Thoughts?
After working through Telerik support, this wasn't natively possible with their framework. I ended up doing a Kendo view and utilized the data-init option to dynamically build an <iframe /> via jQuery and put the link in there so it loaded appropriately. Some might say that's a security concern, however in our case the link is something we put in for them so it's something that will always be trusted.
I have an Xpages app and I want to surface some pages from that app into my iPhone App. I want the Xpages pages to look like iOS7 so the users have the same experience in the app and don't know they are not in a native app.
IBM has not updated their mobile CSS yet.
But there is some CSS that goes a long way to fixing this:
http://redpilldevelopment.com/xpages-mobile-controls-ios7-theme/
I was able to make script library in my app and then I was able to get the CSS into a page, all using the instructions on the site.
What I don't get is how to make my app use the css theme? When I view the page on my iPhone some of the page is rendered like ios7, but much is not. Do I have to match up each individual element on the page to the class in the custom css?
It depends on your page I guess. Not every control has a "mobile renderer". DataView does for instance but viewPanel does not. So that could be why you're seeing it fine for some things but not others.
I believe in 9.01 with the latest extension pack it's easier to override the mobile them. It had been pretty difficult before. I think that's why your linked article mentions that the iOS7 theme can't be in the Head tag.
You might need to override styles for anything that doesn't look like iOS7.