Heh... it seems suspicious to me. I didn't even click the link.
Although, if this is a fishing attempt, it starts out as a very good
one.
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Heh... wow... this is complicated. In regular HTML, I can open a new
window with _blank With the WebView, it's a little bit harder! :)
I think that's what bothers me. I think that the WebView should
respect the hyperlink targets, or at least have an option to be set
such... like a webSetting.
I don't think that's right. I'm not trying to do anything crazy here,
just enable a pretty basic HTML function - open a new window.
It goes back to this line...
webview.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClientDemo());
If that line is not there, EVERY link opens in a new window...
including ones on
OK... first... a correction in my previous post.
every link opens in a new window ...the word external should have
been added. Local files can work great. My problem is that I'm trying
to create exceptions. I have to do this to make my advertisers happy.
So OK... I have a fix... it's ugly...
I don't trust your solution.
Heh... I didn't trust it at first either, but I've been playing around
with it today. It seems OK. It also seems similiar to what you
suggested... using an if/else after shouldOverrideUrlLoading. I tried
to understand what you and Mark Murphy posted about Intents
So basically, the Intent line is supposed to replace the line I put in
there. Yet, when I try it, I get lots of angry red squiggily lines in
Eclipse. Heh, I did try the code before, but it didn't work for me.
It's hard to understand the proper formatting on this bulletin board.
There are
OK... so I looked at your posts again. and I looked at the nice page
again. I was able to get rid of the red squiggily lines. The code
looks like this...
mWebView.loadUrl(http://photics.com/games/conquest;);
mWebView.getSettings().setCacheMode(WebSettings.LOAD_NO_CACHE);
that a regular PC browser would do.
I like PHP/MYSQL on the server side and HTML run through the WebView.
I launched Photics: Conquest by using this technology... a text based
multiplayer game.
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For mobile, a 320x480 screen, why are the images so large?
Perhaps you can optimize your graphics? PNG is a lossless format...
great quality and transparany support... but do you need that?
I don't know what you're developing for, but would another format work
better?
JPEG - smaller file size,
I like this tutorial...
http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/views/hello-webview.html
...but it doesn't explain how to handle new windows.
It says, What we've done is create a WebViewClient that will load any
URL selected in our WebView in the same WebView.
...but what if you don't
I tried, but I couldn't get it to work.
mWebView.loadUrl(http://photics.com/games/conquest;);
mWebView.getSettings().setCacheMode
(WebSettings.LOAD_NO_CACHE);
mWebView.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient() {
public boolean shouldOverrideUrlLoading(WebView
Hi,
This story has a happy ending... somewhat :-)
So, my Google AdSense account was reactivated. Although, my previous
earnings were eliminated as invalid clicks. I received an email
explaining the situation. Apparantly, AdSense for Content and Android
Apps are not supposed to mix. How was I
I've been considering AdMob for mobile advertisements. I'm waiting to
hear back from Google. I figure that I can wait a few more days. If my
AdSense account is reactivated, I then plan to sign up for the AdSense
Mobile Beta. It seems better to use that than regular AdSense, but I
don't think it
account. I don't
feel that they properly explained why and they didn't want to pay me.
I appealed, and I was willing to work with Google to make things
better, but I was denied and told not to email AdSense again.
This is wrong and it makes me an unhappy Android developer. My apps,
Photics: Revisions
Hello Romain,
Your response is encouraging. I'm working on a new app and I'm trying
to fight the discouraging feeling. Android is lots of fun to work
with, but I'm still annoyed at how the AdSense issue was handled.
Would I get burned again by Google if I continued work on Android?
Seeing the
Hi Mark,
This happened in March / April of 2009. I'm not sure if the mobile ads
were ready yet. I'm thinking that I wouldn't be able to use them now.
Should I apply for the beta if my AdSense account has been closed?
(I'm thinking that the answer is no.)
I'm not sure mobile apps would work for
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