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i know iOS does NOT support flash,anybody knows,how did puffin browser support that.
Puffin web browser uses their own servers to interpret the web page, and send it down in a format that the device can understand. Their implementation is proprietary, so, unless you can contact one of their employees, I don't think you'll be duplicating it any time soon.
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I'm trying to program a PhoneGap Plugin for by clicking the app. I'm only looking to get the phone number and call duration of the call. Does anyone have any information of coding this either in cross platform or native Objective-C?
This is not possible under any version of iOS on a non-jailbroken device, and doing any type of manipulation of any kind to obtain this information won't be accepted in the app store.
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I want to get the clock's alarm information on iOS, is there any way to fetch the information?
No, there's no way to do that.
I don't know how I can add credibility to my answer, except from saying that in iOS, apps are "sandboxed", so they don't "talk" with each other. The only way they can interact (in a very restricted way) is if they share a part of their App ID. As the stock clock app is made by Apple, there's no way your app will ever have access to data from the stock apps.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I would like to use XMPP extension XEP 0136 for archiving purpose, but not sure how to utilize that code in my existing XMPP chat client in iOS.
XEP 0136 is not client-side message archiving.so what server you are using?
if ejabberd you must add some modules to message archiving.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I have a question; I want to be able to make an iPhone iOS 5 app which can scan for networks and afterwords and prefereable filter one out [on SSID, for example], and show this in a list
I am looking for a class than can handle this but Im finding a lot of classes that handles services in a network.
I'd recommend that you check out the WWDC videos which are free from Apple about Bonjour. Alternatively, just check out using Bonjour. It's probably the best internet network interface known to man.
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Closed 11 years ago.
This app is using iOS 5's built-in dictionary with UISearchBar.
I want to include this feature for my iOS app.
But, I Can't find document in developer.apple.
If you tell me about it and example code, Please.
Sadly there isn't an api for the built-in dictionary. The only thing you can use in that direction is the UITextChecker class. It seems to me, that the app you are talking about uses it too.