We have developed in Apple Ios App using a multiplatform development tool
and are now trying to figure out the spec and plan for the Android. First
two questions.
1. If we are focused on the school tablet market, which devices or combos
of screen size and pixel density should we support?
2.
anyone?
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the HTML5 applicationCache in the 2.x browser is working well except
for one problem:
when you force a cache update in JavaScript
(window.applicationCache.update()) then it doesn't go out to the web
to check the manifest it just throws the checking and then the
noupdate events.
I imagine that
I got it working with help from Joe over at PhoneGap.
1. import android.webkit.WebStorage
2. then throw these in your WebSettings:
settings.setDatabaseEnabled(true);
settings.setDatabasePath(/data/data/com.package.name/
databases);
3. in your WebChromeClient you'll need to
I couldn't get it to work. there are two new methods to the WebView
class: setDatabaseEnabled() and setDatabasePath(). I've tried
setDatabaseEnabled alone, and I've tried it with setDatabasePath
(thinking it was required for the db to be enabled). didn't work.
my current thinking is that
the applicationCache in the 2.0 SDK is working well except for one
problem:
when you force a cache update (window.applicationCache.update()) then
it doesn't go out to the web to check the manifest it just throws the
checking and then the noupdate events.
I imagine that eventually it actually
I have a test html page with a manifest file declared like so:
html manifest=test.manifest
when I am in the browser (on Android 2.0) it retrieves the manifest
fine and responds appropriately.
when I am in a WebView inside a native app it does not even bother
retrieving the manifest.
is there a
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