Is it sufficient to call setContentView passing the new WebView object
to load a url?
In other words, the following steps:
1. add INTERNET permission for the app
2. create a new WebView and set it as current view
3. load the url using WebView:loadUrl
Correct?
Eugene wrote:
Is it sufficient to call setContentView passing the new WebView object
to load a url?
In other words, the following steps:
1. add INTERNET permission for the app
2. create a new WebView and set it as current view
3. load the url using WebView:loadUrl
Correct?
And possibly
Hi,
I've been thinking about using the iUI library. But right now, I'm
focusing on porting my opera widget to the android platform (i.e
building a native layer to handle all the AJAX calls, I've already
built the Network I/O layer using the classes in org.apache.http.*,
The only thing is that I
I probably know why..
Each browser is implementing some CS3 calls as -browserName-
attriuteName
If you translate the calls and match up with Webkit November 2008
nightlies that will match both Android SDk 1.0r3 which is coming out
soon and iPhone upcoming minor update..
On Jan 4, 4:15 am,
Interesting ...
1. Yes one thread as that is why your addjavascripr interface has to
be on a different thread to allow UI changes
2. not sure about this oine yet
When I have mor e info it wil be posted to PlanetAndroid.com and blog
and youtube channel as I videocast my demos..
Mine, Xspot is
Hi,
can u send me ur coding please..
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