I am doing an application which has to display the WebPage loading time as a msg. Can anyone please help me to find the loading time?
Thanks,
kabilan
Yes. In your UIWebViewDelegate, measure the time difference between -webViewDidStartLoad: and -webViewDidFinishLoad:
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I am new to using carbon design system with angular.
i would like to use the progress indicator but not with steps but display the progress with single indicator. Can anyone help me how to achieve this?
<ibm-progress-indicator [steps]="skeletonSteps" [orientation]="orientation" skeleton="true">
</ibm-progress-indicator>
Thanks
I'm developing social app using react-native.
There, I have one problm during developing.
I used react-native-material-dropdown module for making dropdown.
I want to show images and text on each element on dropdown.
But react-native-material-dropdown module doesn't support this feature.
How can I solve this problem?
Please help me.
Try using the renderBase prop, see this and this issues that could help you :)
Is there a way to capture Eclipse's Progress View? I want to know if the Progress View displays No operations to display at this time. or if there is a running progress.
Thanks.
The progress view id is org.eclipse.ui.views.ProgressView and it is implemented by org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressView. Since this is an internal class it is not part of the Eclipse API and you should not attempt to use it. In any case it does not provide a way to see what is currently being displayed.
You can find out if the job manager is currently idle using:
boolean idle = Job.getJobManager().isIdle();
Eclipse 4 now has the ProgressView officially made available, see
https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse4/ProgressView
I've posted about this before but have been struggling to come up with a solution.
Basically I have a HTML5/jQuery app within my iPad app. Every time I load an image into the UIWebView (HTML App) the overall allocations in the profiler increases by about 2MB each time. This sounds about right because the image is approx 2MB's. I am using the data notation in the tag to load a Base64 image.
i.e.
When I load a certain number of images (page turns) the app will crash.
The app is an ebook viewer, so when I turn to a new (not previously loaded in current session) the allocations increase. But, if I turn back to a previiously loaded page the allocations don't increase and the page loads quicker than a new one. Every page turn sends a request to the database so i'm beginning to think the leak isn't in the iOS and that it could be in the HTML5 app.
Any ideas on this? I guess there could just as easily be a leak in the HTML app as there could be in iOS. How do I go about debugging this?
Any ideas greatly appreciated.
Thanks
HTTP and WebKit likes to keep a local copy of resources, just in case you will need it again. This may be what you encounter.
Check the answers to this question: Is it possible to prevent an NSURLRequest from caching data or remove cached data following a request?
This was die an unfixable issue with iOS 4.
Issue resolved itself after upgrading to iOS5.
i m trying to make progress view that shows progress according to same speed as receiving data from internet......somebody suggest me....?
thanks in advance
Get a look at ASIHttpRequest!
There's plenty of classes that can help you download data from internet, atomically or queued with progress tracking!
http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/