I have used ZeroClipboard J-Query plug-in for copy to clipboard in web browsers which uses Flash. As for browser security reasons, copying is disallowed and we need Flash. But the ZeroClipboard copy functionality does not work in mobiles like iPhone, Android or iPad as we can't use flash there.
So is how to implement Copy to Clipboard functionality in mobiles like iPhone, Android or iPad ?
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Copy to Clipboard that also works on Mobile?
As there are not enough satisfying answers, I am posting this question again.
Thanks.
There's not really a way to copy to the clipboard on iOS Devices from a web browser.
Yes it will works
If the Adobe Flash&JavaScript is supported in your phone browser.
Maybe flash has been disabled because of security reasons.
Try downloading newer version of adobe flash for your phone.
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I need to develop an app for a website. The problem is that on the site are Flash videos.
Is there a way to integrate the Flash in my Android app?
Thank you!
It's recommended that you don't as Android is phased out as mentioned. Depending on the complexity, it would be best to replace flash videos with HTML5 where possible.
If you insist on it however, it's possible as long as the user has the Flash plugin installed using a WebView:
How to Enable Flash Plugin in Webview?
Also note that the flash plugin is fairly limited - it has performance and sound sync issues and does not respond to clicks and key presses like the desktop version of flash does (Though oddly, the old Windows Mobile version was quite performant and had no key or mouse issues... huh)
I am developing a website which will have some math equations and hence, to render them I am planning to use jqMath. Now, before delving into coding I would like to plan in advance, so that it doesn't turn into a nightmare at the end, and want to know whether jqMath can be used (works) on Mobile apps.
I know Android has WebView and hence jqMath has good performance there.
But I am completely alien to Windows and IOS apps .So I want to know whether jqMath works on those platforms also?
By simply browsing to a jqMath website on the phone I could see that it works perfectly fine.
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It is already very tough to show native language support (Hindi, Bengali, Urdu etc) in web browsers like Internet Explorer. But how do we give support in mobile browsers like opera mini, windows browser? If there is no possible way, then what can be possible alternatives?
for android , same html should work as on desktop web browsers when you talk about languages.
however , you might want to support multiple screens to make it look well no matter what is the screen of the device :
http://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/overview.html
and also read some nice tips:
http://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/best-practices.html
i think that the same hold for windows phone and iphone . all have about the same standard about languages.
I'm working on a javascript framework that generates webkit browser pages which emulate a native app for Android & iPhone.
I'm using an iPhone emulator (iBBPhone -- very nice) to see how my pages would look on the iPhone and iPad. I was curious if there was something besides the Android SDK phone emulator that would simulate the Android browsing experience. I'm using desktop Google Chrome right now as a "pretend Android" browser but I'm not sure how alike they really are.
The Android emulator that ships with the SDK is a bit too slow to fire up on my box to be of great use in what I'm doing (even when starting up a saved image), and I was curious if there was anything else out there that simulates Android browsing. Thanks!
I think this Firefox plugin will let you display the site as it would show up in several different types of browsers. I know it supports iPhone so I imagine it will do Android as well. This page also talks about some other Firefox plug-ins that may be useful to you.
Chrome has a nice add-on named Ripple that does the job nicely I've found. http://ripple.tinyhippos.com/
These guys pretend to meet this need. Might be a good idea to check it out.
http://www.browserstack.com/mobile-browser-emulator
I'm searched adobe and android developers sites, but can't find any details on this.
Is it possible to use Flash as a part of my app? E.g. like a widget/GUI element? Or it's integrated in browser only and can't be simple accessible?
I know, Adobe AIR apps are supported as standalone .apk. So it must be some API/SDK (from Google) to connect with Flash player.
Is there any details, how to program it (more clear: launch swf from my app and interact with it)?
Thank you!
Is it possible to use Flash as a part
of my app? E.g. like a widget/GUI
element?
Not as a regular widget. Possibly it will work via a WebView widget, though that will not be known until phones get access to Android 2.2. Flash 10.1 only works on Android 2.2 and higher, and only on hardware (not the emulator) at this time.
So it must be some API/SDK (from
Google) to connect with Flash player.
Not necessarily, particularly if Flash works with WebView.
Try this...
http://www.flashmobileblog.com/2010/03/12/flash-player-10-1-camera-support-phonegap/