on symbian i only got "view details" but not that "open" option for 80% of my apps in app-manager, why and how to fix?
App manager is not ment for opening you apps - I don't have the Open otion in 100% of my apps
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I recently updated to iPadOS 13.1 and I can't get "Beta by Crashlytics" to accept an iPad Pro 12" as a device that can install the required software from https://apps.crashlytics.com/register/...
I am met by a screen that says
Beta by Crashlytics
Open the invitation email on your device to begin registering for beta testing
Can I do anything to make Safari on iPadOS 13.1 accept my invitation, or do I have to wait for a bugfix for this?
Thanks.
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Thanks to iCediCe for showing me in the right direction. Following their advice made me realize there is an even easier way.
The easier way - instead of making all webpages conform to mobile - you can make a specific webpage conform to mobile.
Press aA on the leftmost point of the address bar in Safari, a menu pops up and there you can select "Request Mobile Website". After that Crashlytics/Beta will show up.
Goto Settings -> Safari -> Request Desktop Website -> All websites and disable it. This will cause it to use iOS user agent string not macOS user agent string thous making it work again.
I am trying to open a third party barcode scanner (pic2shop) from a web application in safari browser(ipad), first time around the scanner app opens without any prompts, but second time onwards safari displays a promt asking "Open this in 'pic2shop' application" with an 'OK' and 'Cancel' button. How can I prevent this from happening, is there any way?
we are doing a product display iPad app and don't want customers to be able to quit the app pressing the home button. We're planning to use only UIGesture to let the admin users to quit. How to programmatically lock an iPad app into one single application without install any third party app or profile?
There is a feature for this added in iOS 6 Beta 2 called Guided Access, see http://www.idownloadblog.com/2012/06/26/ios-6-guided-access/
Install the iPhone Configuration Utility: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1465?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Make a .mobileconfig with the SBStoreDemoAppLock property set to true
Install the mobile config on the device.
Installation of the mobile config can be done using either the iPCU app or by opening the file with Safari on the device.
Now the device is in kiosk mode and the home button is disabled.
Remove the .mobileconfig file (again using the iPCU app) and reboot the device to re-enable the home button.
I believe that the common solution to this problem is a case that covers the home and power buttons. In practice, you'll want something that is fairly robust to prevent theft of the iPad, and that neatly covers access to the dock connector whilst providing power.
A quick google search of iPad kiosk case turns up plenty of options. Use of iPads as PoS displays in stores and at trade shows is incredibly popular.
I've looked through MSDN on both the Store API and the Launchers collection, and can't seem to find a task or launcher that would open up an application in the Marketplace application ready for a user to rate, as we could really easily do in Windows Phone 7. Is there an alternative way that I can easily point a user towards leaving a review/rating, or are we going to have to wait until MS provides this, or does it already exist?
I believe, or should I say "I hope", that the "rate and review" command appears automatically under the settings charm for all applications downloaded from the store.
Can anyone confirm this?
Yes it looks like you are right, in the Guidelines for app settings (Windows Store apps) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/Hh770544.aspx#user_experience , says that in the charm setting under Rate & Review, the user can rate and review your application.
However: "Only apps that are installed through the Windows Store have the Rate and review entry point."
I am new with Symbian. I downloaded Symbian SDK, Active Perl 5.6.1.635, and Carbide C++.
I tried to create a Hello World Project but whenever I execute the emulator appears, shows loading and then disappear.
Any clue?
Do you have Realtek sound chip on your PC? Try to disable it in windows device manager and try again. This is most common issue in the behaviour mentioned.
Also please refer to %temp%\epocwind.out for emulator log. Reasons of failures and panics can be found there.
EDIT:
Regarding on-device debugging:
Connect phone to your computer with USB cable.
You should have Nokia Ovi Suite or Nokia PC Suite installed, because you gonna need USB drivers for the phone;
Then go to Carbide, select debug target (GCCE UDEB) and click "Debug".
In the opened window titled "Debug As" select "Symbian OS Phone or Simulator launch";
In next form click button "Change" in "Connect to device" section;
Add new connection;
In the new connection form, go to "Install Remote Agents" tab, select Nokia -> 9.2 -> Application TRK 3.2.8 and click "Install";
Then return to "Setup Connection" tab, choose connection type USB and then select virtual COM port allocated for phone USB connection.
You can make sure that connection is ok by going to "Test Connection" tab, selecting TRK and clicking "Initiate Service Testing".
Connection should be set up for now, so now you can setup the build of SIS file, which should be deployed to the phone for debugging purposes. For this, in the opened window "New Launch Configuration Wizard" click button "Change" in "Debug process" section, and then, in "Deploy method" section select your SIS file in "SIS file to install" combo box. If you don't have any SIS files yet, refer to this page.
Once you have all this stuff set up, you can start actual debugging. Hope this helps. :)