I'm implementing Wistia on my site. And I'm adding multiple uploads (to be decided by the user) simultaneously. It's working fine technical way, but progress bars stay still and only one progress in. When this ends the other progress.
It will be some configuration problem? Can I make all the progress bars work together?
Thanks
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I need to upload several images to server taken from camera or library and show uploading status using progress bar. I couldn't find any useful resources in Ionic 2.
There are 2 types of progress bars. Ones that show the progress in percentage, and infinite ones that are just letting the user know that an action is completing.
And how you will upload your images on your server is something that you have to think. If you plan to upload them all at once with one post request than you can make an infinite progress bar that is shown before the "upload" starts and hide it when the server responds back (Which means the images are stored on your database).
Another way is: if you MUST show real progress in percentage than you can send each image in a separate request. You can count the number of images that you have, and on every server response you will increase the progress bar by 100/NUMBER_OF_IMAGES. On the last sent image you will hide the progress bar which should be 100% at that time.
P.S: Even on some most sophisticated softwares the progress bars are not 100% accurate. You can get as a reference windows copy/cut folder operation. The ETA is almost never accurate :)
I manage a website that serves banner ads using Google DFP.
A couple customers have been asking for daily screen-shots of the website which show thier ad in place. While most advertisers are happy with a report showing impressions/clicks, a couple are demanding the screen shots.
I have found a few tools that can get a screen shot from a specific page on a scheduled basis. I am running into 2 problems with most of these...
1) The "screen shot" does not always reflect what the site looks like after all of the javascript has applied. I need to wait until the javascript finishes before the screen shot is saved
2) I rotate mulitple ads into positions. I do not have a way to control which ad appears when the screen shot is taken.
Is this a common request to get?
Has anyone come up with an honest solution to either of these questions?
You can use irobotsoft tool. Go to your website, then use:
CapturePage(filename)
to capture the page into an image file. You can let it capture on a fixed schedule, or test the ad content before capturing.
I have been implementing a small AngularDart projecjt which contains serveral components. One of those components can upload file to server. I would like to implement an upload progressbar that keep upload the file and show upload progress while user navigate to other components. (like other file upload website such as Dropbox, Google Drive. User can go to other section of website while the uploading keep working). Is there any guide or solution to implement such functiionality? (For now, I can implement asynchronous upload and progressbar yet.The Problem is get it to work across components.)
Thanks for any help. :)
PS. sorry for my broken English.
You can implement your GUI in a view and place it using ng-view. When you put your progress bar outside the of the ng-view it should stay on the screen when the view changes.
Ok, so I am an extremely novice programmer. I know next to nothing (which is why I am asking you guys.) So, I built a tab bar application in xcode to run on my iPhone. (I used this turorial: http://fuelyourcoding.com/creating-a-tab-bar-application-using-storyboards-in-xcode-4-2/) Everything from that point of view works great, the tabs all go to the correct pages and I know how to add more pages if I want to. The problem that I am coming across is that I want a good amount of the tabs to be web views. The problem that I am facing is that I can get the first view controller to work (thanks to this tutorial: http://conecode.com/news/2011/05/ios-tutorial-creating-a-web-view-uiwebview/) but I have no idea how to get another one to do the same thing. I have googled and what I get is just a bunch of code that I have no idea where to put. Any help?
When a user first opens my app, I need to download and install some content from a server before they can begin using the app. The problem is that this takes around 5 minutes on wifi, during which time the app goes into the background and the download is suspended.
Is there any way to either:
prevent an iOS app from entering the background whilst I perform my download
or continue peforming the task in the background (i.e. perform the task irrespective of whether the app is in the foreground or background)
Thanks
It really doesn't matter, if the user presses the home button it will go to background. Although you can do two things to mitigate the problem:
Use beginBackgroundTaskWithExpirationHandler, to give you a bit more time to download. Which you can read here.
Don't allow the device to become iddle, with [UIApplication sharedApplication].idleTimerDisabled = YES;. You can read more about that here.
Either way, the best thing you can do is to tell the user, that is an important download and he shouldn't quit the application.
Can't you include some or all of the content in your app bundle instead, and just download changes on first run?
I can't imagine this is a good first user experience, and it may not pass App Store review like this.
The only third party apps that are allowed to download in the background are newsstand apps loading issue content, and Apple are pretty strict about what they allow as newsstand apps.
You can't do what you want, in this situation. One way, and I think the best and only, is to resume your download when you app becomes active (returns to foreground state). Also, don't forget to register for connectivity notifications (Reachability class can be used for this purpose from this Apple sample app http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/Reachability/Introduction/Intro.html). Good Luck!