I want to get the content remotely for a html page and open locally in the webview. But I want this html to have access to the Ti namespace, so it implies that the html must be running locally.
Have tried to create the webview passing the content as the "html" parameter, but Ti namespace doesnt work that way.
Then, I tried to write the content to a html file on Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory. The page opens OK, but the Ti namespace doesnt work on the html either.
Finaly, I created a html file in assets folder on the project and when I get the html code I try to write on it so I could open using 'url' : '/myfile.html'. But when I try to write it gives java.io.IOException: read only
How can I achieve this? Again: I'm trying to get a html content remotely and run locally so I can have access to Ti namespace.
Thanks
I messed up during my testings. Downloading the html and then opening the webview passing the html code to "html" parameter on the webview works just fine. The fireEvent works that way inside the html.
It was not working because it was other problem not related that I fixed.
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This was working properly in iOS12 but does not work in 13.1.2
Other extensions that are not public files work just fine.
I have tried changing the extension to “anyuniqueextension” and that doesn’t work. If I use the same info list code but change the extension to pdfx that will work.
Not sure of what to try next.
(MacBook Pro Mid 2015 / OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 / Safari 8.0.8)
I want to change background-image of a particular webpage.
I made a Safari Extension and make such a css file as style.css
body { background-image: url('background.png'); }
I also put background.png to the same directory with style.css
And Safari Developer license is already set.
Then, in Extension Builder, I set some properties as follows:
Extension Website Access: All
Injected Extension Content:
Style Sheets: style.css
Whitelist: http://__mywebsite__.com/*
Although I installed this, background of my webpage didn't seem to be enabled.
I think the solution must be these:
Safari Extension can't find a local file background.png
I set wrong whitelist pattern
I set wrong parameter to Extension Website Access
What should I do? Any comments would be thankful.
What happens if you link to an image on a web page, does it work? try putting this link in and see if it works: http://dummyimage.com/600x400/000/fff
If it does then the problem is with the directory or one of the other things you mentioned
I'm using Flash HTML5Canvas document to publish html files.
I want to add audio playback and started using SoundJS but having problems in using it.
I used the following code in the file.
createjs.Sound.registerPlugins([createjs.WebAudioPlugin, createjs.HTMLAudioPlugin, createjs.FlashPlugin]);
But when I publish it and and run it in browser(Chrome, Win7 Pro 64) I get the following error in console.
"Cannot read property registerPlugins of undefined"
When I checked the html source code, soundjs source is not mentioned. easeljs, tween & movieclip sources are mentioned.
How do I get this resolved?
Thanks :)
First I needed to edit the html file produced by flash cc.
I manually added the line
"http://code.createjs.com/soundjs-0.6.1.min.js"></script>
Double clicking the edited html file and running in browser gives HTTP errors.
So in the publish settings of Flash CC, I disabled the 'Overwrite HTML' option and then if I test/publish via Flash CC, Soundjs loads fine. It requires a local server to test it and I missed that part.
Upon invsetigating 'mu is too short's answer to this question, I noticed that I get different behaviour in jsFiddle than in my local context for the exact same script. Any clues as to why that is?
Note:
I am not getting any javascript errors in Firefox's error console in the local context.
UPDATE:
I tried grabbing the HTML from fiddle.jshell.net/ambiguous/ZEx6M/1/show/light to a local file and loading that local file in Chromium browser and I got the following errors in the javascript console:
GET file:///css/normalize.css undefined (undefined) /css/normalize.css
GET file:///css/result-light.css undefined (undefined) /css/result-light.css
Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type application/empty jquery.scrollTo-1.4.2.js:-1
Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type text/plain jquery.viewport.js:-1
I can get rid of these javascript errors by downloading the files and modifying the <script> tags, but it doesn't solve the problem. The page still scrolls down to the very bottom. Also these errors appear even in the working (jsFiddle) version.
I also tried the same process in Konqueror. Result: the script does absolutely nothing.
Don't use separate files for CSS and javascript. Just bring everything into HTML file (using inline javascript and inline CSS) and you should be OK.
Or, run a web server locally to serve the javascript file (with the correct MIME type) and use relative paths to CSS.
I tried to use an image file in my HTML template. But when I run the server and open it in the browser the image is not getting loaded. But if I run the HTML file individually it's working fine. I mentioned the path of images folder in file settings.py, MEDIA_ROOT, also. Still it is not working.
settings.py:
MEDIA_ROOT = 'C:/Users/Vicky/Documents/Django/krish/media/images/'
HTML:
<img src="../media/images/Untitled.jpg" width ="267" height="122">
I also tried giving:
<img src="Untitled.jpg" width ="267" height="122">
How can it be made to work?
I had this problem when I started Django too :)
The Django server does not serve static files by default. Usually you need to use a separate server for this, but in a development environment you can use a shortcut.
Add this to your urls.py:
if settings.DEBUG:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^site_media/(?P<path>.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve', {'document_root': '/path/to/media'}),
)
Don't use this in production. It is slow, unstable and insecure.