my web site get crashed when it opened in tablet or Ipad i did not know why although i did all the mediaqueries of all different resolution .
the website contains many animations and photos as SVG , I think that the problem is all those resoures is very heavy for the tablet and Ipad micro-processors , my question is there any solution for this problem
this is the link of the web site :
http://www.nineteen-web.fr/~baltha/beta/parallax/
and thank you in advance.
svg images are converted on the fly in bitmap images by the browser.
As you have lots of images, this should cause an overflow during the loading.
You can create a lighter version of the page for mobile or convert the svg images into png and decrease the size and the density of images with a drawing software.
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I'd like to show a list with image and video files from cameraroll in React Native app. I (accidentally) have seen that the Image component can display probably the first frame of a mov file on iOS. I checked the documentation but they write nothing about video files.
A React component for displaying different types of images, including
network images, static resources, temporary local images, and images
from local disk, such as the camera roll.
My question is if it's good practice to use the Image component for displaying a "thumbnail" from a video file this way or is it better to store a separate thumbnail (image file) for every video and display those in the list instead?
I also noticed this feature when we store '.mp4'(from local storage) in an image component, it can works as thumbnail without degradation in performance. However, I also noticed when you try to render any network video file it doesn't seem to work that way.
So this feature only works when we are displaying videos from phone's gallery.
Therefore, it is good to maintain thumbnails for video files if you are using videos from any other resource
[MEMORY ISSUE ON ANDROID]
hi all,
We're developing the application called Pippip at pippip.vn . It works very well on iOS but it has the problem on Android, it's out of memory when we load more large images, does anyone know how to fix it? Thanks all
We had similar issues, fix here. Before rendering the full image, we compressed the photo based on the screen size to discard information that is not visible on the screen (resolution wise).
I created an app, that supports all the resolutions of apple devices. As a result, I have app preview images in the following resolutions:
iphone 6 plus
iphone 6
iphone 5
iphone 4 and below aspect ratio
ipad
The problem is, I deleted the images from my hard drive, and need the exact same images as I am adding app store descriptions in new languages. It would be very tedious to create the images again. Is there a way I can download the images I uploaded in their original resolution ?
EDIT: If I log into itunesconnect and try to right click on the images and copy / download, the images downloaded are of much lower resolution. Any suggestions ?
You can copy/download an app preview image with the same resolution as you added it. Click on the image in iTunesConnect and then you will see your image with original resolution in full screen mode.
I'd like to know where should I place images and videos so they could be visible for UIImagePicker.
I opend folder /IPhone Simulator/5.1/Media/ pasted there images.
However they are not visible for UIImagePickerController. But when I download an image from website using iPhone simulator, this image become visible for Picker (I did't try it for videos because I don't know how to download videos from simulator).
So I'd like to know where and how should I place images and videos in /IPhone Simulator/5.1/Media folder.
Kind Regards
I am using the GitHub leaves library to implement a PDF Reader with page flip transition. Every thing is working perfect in iPad/iPhone simulator. But when I installed the same on device, the page flip transition on landscape mode is getting slowed. ie, When two pages are showing. Can anybody give me any suggestion to solve this issue.
Thanks in advance.
Are you reading your PDF images from disk as the user flips? Preloading them in the background could help speed things up.