That sounds like the right thing to do
On Thu, 11 Mar 2021, 21:37 'P5music' via CodenameOne Discussions, <
codenameone-discussions@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Maybe I have an idea, thanks to you Javier!
> I just have to handle the events in JS, and using the callbacks only after
> having detected
Maybe I have an idea, thanks to you Javier!
I just have to handle the events in JS, and using the callbacks only after
having detected the right longpress timing.
I hope it works. As soon as possible I will test.
Regards
Il giorno giovedì 11 marzo 2021 alle 21:16:14 UTC+1 javier...@gmail.com
Hi P5,
BrowserComponent on Android is nothing more than a native window into a
webview.
Testing embedded html in any app needs to be done directly on a device,
because each device uses a different browser engine to render (ios uses
safari, Android uses Chrome).
This isn't an issue with CN1, CN1
@Steve Hannah
I will try to please you testing as you say, although in the next days
because I am busy trying to resume my Swift project just in case this issue
is not solved.
Please be patient.
In the meanwhile you can ponder about this:
You can see that it is very likely that:
1-there is a
Did you take my advice from a few posts back?
1. Isolate your HTML/Javascript and test in device browsers.
2. When that works, test in Codename One webview, loading from a web server
- without any Java <-> javascript communication.
3. When that works proceed to adding the java <-> javascript
