I am using Tooltipster to show popup on my website. I do not want this tooltip to show on touch devices, so i use the option - touchDevices: false. It is working fine on all other touch devices except Windows Phone. Any suggestions, how can I resolve this.
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Currently I am trying to automate casting to an Airplay device on Safari using Selenium and Robot Framework.
I'm having an issue with being able to select an Airplay device after the Airplay button has been received. The small menu that appears doesn't seem to have any way for Selenium to identify it and so I can't interact with it at the moment.
I had encountered a similar issue when doing a similar task using Chrome Browser with Chromecast, but in that case the device menu had it's own window id which doesn't seem to be the case for the Airplay device menu.
The Airplay button - clicking on this is no problem as this button has its own id within the page html:
This is the menu I can't interact with, I cannot select "QA Apple TV" - looks like this menu isn't part of the actual page html and doesn't seem to have it's own window id:
This Airplay device menu is universal so will come up on Youtube etc. If anyone would like to take a look at it themselves. (Providing there's an AppleTV on your network).
Put your browser in developer mode, watch which value will be setted after click 'QA Apple TV'. In your test you can force the value with javascript.
i.e. : i think that after click some field assume 'QA Apple TV' value; if you know which field will assume the value you can force it with js and force click even with js
(Just to be clear ;) )
I am using Windows Forms application and I am not able to auto hide/show the touch keypad thats on the windows 10 Home OS on a tablet. How to handle the touch keypad, Can anyone help me out in this regard.
There's quite a lot of answers on google for this,
https://www.google.co.uk/search?source=hp&q=vb.net+hide+show+touch+keyboard+windows+10&oq=vb.net+hide+show+touch+keyboard+windows+10&gs_l=psy-ab.3...1296.11486.0.11948.28.27.0.0.0.0.75.1723.27.27.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..1.20.1290.0..0j0i131k1j0i67k1j0i22i30k1j0i13i30k1j0i8i13i30k1j33i22i29i30k1.TfxlEFKhnRI
Basically you need to create a process for the OSK, load it, and kill it (dependant on if its loaded). Loading and killing the process will show / hide the OSK.
I trying to build a Windows Phone 8 Application which is able to sync data from a webservice.
While I'm syncing the data I want to display a little Popup / overlay / flyout but I still want to be able to navigate between my pages while my overlay persists between this pages.
I did this successfully with a Windows RT App: I simply added a Frame-Control on a RootPage which also display the flyout. I navigated then within this frame and the flyout was always there.
How can I achieve this goal within a Windows Phone 8 Application?
You can do it as you did on Windows8 which is to restyle the ``RootApplicationFrame to add your indicator. For an example see http://www.jeff.wilcox.name/2011/07/creating-a-global-progressindicator-experience-using-the-windows-phone-7-1-sdk-beta-2/
Or you could just use the progress indicator in the system tray of the page to add indication there. This is probably the most common approach taken in apps. See how at http://blog.duc.as/2011/10/08/using-the-system-tray-to-show-progress-in-windows-phone-7-mango/
i have recently built my first app using phone gap and have managed to get childbrowser working to open PDF's. I was wondering if anyone knew how, or if it was even possible to add email functionality to Childbrowser. Currently, in the top right of the ChildBrowser bar, there is a button that produces a drop down with the option to open it in iBooks, SIGNificant and Dropbox, is it possible to edit this to add an email button or just add an email button straight into the UI bar?
I'm guessing that this cannot be done without using Obj-C. perhaps it will be included in later versions.
If there a way to display a normal Notification/Toast/Popup in Windows Phone 7, which is not a Push Notification?
All I want to do is to be able to give the user a message when something occurs...
I assume you wish to display something while your application is not running in the foregorund. Because, when your application runs in the foreground, you can do whatever you want.
Your application can't run in the background, therefore you don't really have any means of invoking anything. This means you can't really display a message when somethien occurs.
What exectly occurs on the phone that you need to notify the user? Is that really not back-end related?
There are two great sample chapters on Windows Phone and Silverlight for Windows Phone on the LearningWindosPhone.com site. There is great Windows Phone Trainng material , and dont forget the Windows Phone Develoeprs Blog
You can use MessageBox.Show(), though this creates a modal dialog box.
If you want to display the notification while your app is not running (but when you're doing some background work) then I believe this is what you want:
ShellToast toast = new ShellToast();
toast.Title = "My app";
toast.Content = "Hello from my app's background task!";
toast.Show();
For some reason, this doesn't display anything if your app is already running. If you want to display a message then, you can use MessageBox.Show() (if you're OK forcing the user to click OK), or you can use the Coding4Fun Tools that Haider links to.
It would be fairly straight forward to reproduce the visual effect of a toast from within your app. You could use a fixed height, full width canvas with a TextBlock control and animate it's appearance using a storyboard.
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