I'v developed web application that is not full responsive for mobile devices. So is there any possibility to set my app that always loads like desktop version?
I have been fooling around with A-frame and created a bunch of entities and things like that. I am able to see the html output fine in my laptop. How can I port it to my Android mobile so that I use my VR gear to see the html result on my mobile browser?
You can just load the page on your mobile browser and go into VR mode.
Another solution is to integrate your html/js/css code into an application using crosswalk (https://crosswalk-project.org/) for example
In Android, I need to test my app against a variety of websites. My app needs to view the site's mobile content and not its full desktop content. In Google Chrome for the desktop you can set the user-agent to fake the browser to be seen as a mobile device. But the browser in Android may indicate to the site that it's a desktop size. Is there some way to force Android's browser to retrieve only mobile content?
Is this what you need?
Are you using a Webview?
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/WebSettings.html#setUserAgentString(java.lang.String)
I have created one quote app using phonegap with jquery mobile collpasable for android.when I run the same code in computer it just works fine and to the surprised few times it just work fine in mobile also but most of the times it will not show any data in mobile devices but in desktop it will always work.I tried everything but of no use.here is my desktop link.
Way2enjoy.com/touch/w2et/collapse.php
Here is android apk.
http://www.way2enjoy.com/touch/w2et/quote.apk
does not work on newer version of jquery,here is details
http://www.raymondcamden.com/2011/4/5/Collapsible-content-and-Ajax-loading-with-jQuery-Mobile#cC31B6DEC-D263-F1C2-6CA71EACBFF8ADE5
Any guide/suggestion will be very helpful
I'm working on the idea of a project that has to run as well online (via a remote server) and offline, on desktop (Linux/Mac OS X / Windows) and Firefox OS / Android mobile devices (Windows Phone and IOS is not a need).
This project have to be open, and I want to be as close to standards as possibles. I know a little about both Cordova and Mozilla Open Web App, and both seems to be really great on this aspects.
So, my question is : Which, between Mozilla Open Web App and Cordova, seams the closest to the future standards of web apps, and which can really respond to the need of running the app as well online and offline.
PhoneGap is a good choice if you target only mobile devices: you would have been able to use their APIs to create Firefox OS as Android applications. Since you need to target all desktops, Mozilla Open Web App is the choice.
By creating a Firefox OS applications, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you will of course have an application running on Firefox, but you will also be able to run it on Android if you have Firefox installed. Last, but not least, you will be able to make the application run on the desktop, again, by having Firefox installed.
As for the offline support on your application, you can either use IndexedDB or create a packaged app.
When it comes to the Web Standards, Firefox OS is using the standard you know. On top of that, WebAPI is available, so you can access to the hardware, and create a better experience with the platform. Those APIs are not part of the standard right now, but we are working with the W3C to make that happens. Note that if the standard change to something we did not have, we will make the change to be standard compliant.
P.S.: Full disclosure, I'm working for Mozilla.