I'm using a raspberry pi with a touchscreen monitor and chrome (kiosk mode) for displaying a web application. I want to disable the doubleclick, drag support, multitouch etc.
The only thing the user should do via the touchscreen is a simple (single) click.
BTW: To disable the dbclick by the web application is no solution for me. I want to change these mouse settings in raspian.
So my question is: How to change the mouse settings for doubleclick etc. systemwide?
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When I click on a button from desktop application, its opening chrome browser. how can I switch to desktop to webview and back to desktop application.
You do not need anything special. Just click the button as you normally do it.
The power of Sikuli is that it is not affected by underlying technology. It sees the screen and this is all.
So answer is:
click(ButtonInDesktopApp)
click(ButtonInBrowser)
I am currently building an application that controls mouse and other important windows shortcuts through a modified joystick in order to be used by handicapped. The problem is application is temporally suspended when UAC dialog is shown. Knowing that my program isn't triggering the UAC prompt, it's that anything that triggers it causes his app to halt processing.
i.e. I cannot control mouse cursor through joystick when the computer is in any secure desktop (such as UAC, CTRL + ALT + DEL, etc.)
Is there any way to keep the application running without suspension just like windows accessibility programs such as narrator, on screen keyboard and so on?
I have tried disabling windows secure desktop from regedit but there no much change. I know that I can disable UAC completely but I don't want to do so.
Thanks in advance.
I am Creating an MVC Application using twitter bootstrap 3. Now I need to test the responsive feature in a mobile . I know there is some add on available in Mozilla that allows us to have the same experience as in mobile through desktop, have anyone of you heard of such add on?
You could use the user-agent switcher addon.
However mobile device emulation is one of the point where the Chrome devtools are more feature rich than Firefox/Firebug.
In Chrome, you go to devtools configuration and in the Overrides tab check 'Show emulation view in console drawer'. Then back in devtools click on the show console icon, and finally go to the emulation tab. It let you choose a device, resolution and emulate touch events with the mouse.
Ctrl-Shift-M (Responsive mode) is built into Firefox and will let you work with any size of mobile screen resolution and simulate touch events with the mouse.
There are no presets for specific phones (although you can add new size presets if you want) and you won't be able to spot all differences because you'll always be rendering with Gecko. For increased accuracy you'd have to use a tool that at least emulates different rendering engines. Browserstack can be good for that but in my experience it is tediously slow.
If you are doing user agent detection then an addon to manipulate that might be useful but presumably if you're going for a responsive design you will be more concerned with media query behaviours than hacky user agent tricks.
Whenever I try to edit configuration in Air (desktop, android or iOS) and I click in another tab, Flash loses focus and the config windows closes. I have googled for anything similiar but I haven't found anything.
Does anybody knows if this is a known issue, or if there is another way to add icons, certificates and permissions in Flash CS6.
Thanks everybody!
we are doing a product display iPad app and don't want customers to be able to quit the app pressing the home button. We're planning to use only UIGesture to let the admin users to quit. How to programmatically lock an iPad app into one single application without install any third party app or profile?
There is a feature for this added in iOS 6 Beta 2 called Guided Access, see http://www.idownloadblog.com/2012/06/26/ios-6-guided-access/
Install the iPhone Configuration Utility: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1465?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Make a .mobileconfig with the SBStoreDemoAppLock property set to true
Install the mobile config on the device.
Installation of the mobile config can be done using either the iPCU app or by opening the file with Safari on the device.
Now the device is in kiosk mode and the home button is disabled.
Remove the .mobileconfig file (again using the iPCU app) and reboot the device to re-enable the home button.
I believe that the common solution to this problem is a case that covers the home and power buttons. In practice, you'll want something that is fairly robust to prevent theft of the iPad, and that neatly covers access to the dock connector whilst providing power.
A quick google search of iPad kiosk case turns up plenty of options. Use of iPads as PoS displays in stores and at trade shows is incredibly popular.