Posts by DecSoft

Hello Samuel,

Wait a minute... I think the behaviour you describe occur when the application is running from a browser, but not in Apache Cordova... are you sure the Apache Cordova's "Location" plugin is checked in the app options dialog? I asume you trying the application in your phone once they are build with Apache Cordova... right?

Hello Samuel,

I can't test it right now (unfortunatelly my phone didn't receive the Android 6 upgrade yet, but they are expected in the near future) but apparently Apache Cordova 6 support Android 6. Then what you can try is to upgrade Apache Cordova and build the applications with this latest Apache Cordova version.

Remember to upgrade Apache Cordova we can use the below command from a console:

If you continue having problems just post here sir. If finally you solve the problem, please, post here too.

Hello,

Hi
Excuse me! Can I khnow what was the problem?
Because I had a problem like this and I forced to restore my pc to an earlier backup, then reinstalled AppBuilder!

Please, can you describe your problem and provide some additional information like an screen capture or something? Without that information it's very difficult to help. Almost impossible.

Hello tin,

I am take a look at the project, and, certainly they looks good. However it's not only a theme for bootstrap, which can be used in App Builder just by copy the appropiate CSS stylesheet. In fact the theme requires jQuery other Javascript code, but even this can be used in App Builder "as is".

The problem I found is that the theme go ahead and requires certain controls markup, add new components, etc. App Builder uses a framework and offers certain componentes. Other can be added, of course, but we are talking about some kind of "theme-framework" not easy to adapt in App Builder.

About the "Ripple effect", apparently they consists in some CSS and Javascript code (plus jQuery) so may you can try with that tin. But again, CSS and Javascript must be "adaptable" to the existing stuff in App Builder. For example, I don't know if the "ripple effect" just work in controls like push buttons, which already incorporates their own style.

Hello tin,

Are you tried the "Paper" theme already included in App Builder? (Take a look at the Theme app sample) They look similar to Material and we no need any other dependency, like the Javascript required by the theme you linked. Anyway, if you wanted, probably you can use the theme just by including their CSS and Javascript file. At least you can try it...

You're welcome! ;)

Hello Eduardo,

Always thanks you. And thanks also to the Cordova plugin's author. You can update your App Builder copy if you like, since this Apache Cordova's plugin is now implemented by an App Builder's plugin.

From the App Builder history file:

* Add the new Feedback App Builder's Javascript plugin. This plugin uses certain Apache Cordova's plugin to provide native feedback to the user in Android. The plugin provide to us six actions. Take a look also to the new Feedback application sample in order to view such actions working.

Hope this can be useful for you Eduardo.

You're welcome! ;)

Hello Eduardo,

Please, try with something like this:

Note how the app folders are organized:

Then, if we want to refer a file from an stylesheet, we need to "salt up" a folder like in the above CSS code.

Try it and tell me if they works or what!

Hello,

Lightweight version of the Shield UI JavaScript/HTML5 library

https://github.com/shieldui/shieldui-lite

The ShieldUI Grid can export data to Portable Document Format (PDF)

Is this another option?^_^

Taking a look at the Javascript code, ShieldUI uses server side (ASP/NET) stuff to export the grid data.

Hello Samuel,

Well. I am not a PHP master, but, certainly, I love and appreciate too much the language and also I am write some code. For example, I can remember that I use the referer library in the past, maybe only for testing purposes, but I am sure I try it. You know I write Humm PHP, which is the system uses for maintain my websites, for example. :)

Anyway I am here at your service Samuel, happy to help if possible. :)

Hello Eduardo,

Taking a look at that plugin, I am not completely sure they are what you wanted. However, use the "feedback" plugin is quite easy, or maybe a little more complex if we wanted some of their features enabled. Please, let me to explain.

Use the plugin is as easy as add the plugin ID (cordova-plugin-velda-devicefeedback) in the app's option dialog, under the Cordova tab and the "Custom plugins" editbox. Then we can use the plugin's API, as you can see in this attached sample:

Feedback_plugin.zip

However, taking a look we apparently can use the plugin in other way, that is, using some events like "ontouchstart" and "ontouchend" in certain controls. This is also not quite difficult, but requires a little more Javascript code to prepare the events' listeners.

Hello Eduardo,

I think we must start by searching where the system stores the default audio files. Then, probably we need to use the Media plugin for Apache Cordova (not included in App Builder "out of the box" but available like any other non included plugin) to reproduce such files. The first do not appear as easy as found certain media files, but we need also to know what of these files are predefined in the system: something I don't know right now how to achieve... except if we can found an Apache Cordova plugin to do this...

Hello to all,

Can be a possible way Samuel. Another possible solution (in the server side) can be to use a project like FPDF for PHP.

Hello to all,

If we are talking about Apache Cordova apps, certainly maybe a plugin can be used. If we are talking about HTML5 apps, that is, a possible Javascript solution, then I can remember me searching a possible way in the past that finally I can't found. I can't remember right now, for example, what happend if we use something like "window.print()" in a Cordova app, something maybe sufficient in an HTML5 app, in combination with certain CSS print oriented rules...

P.S. Maybe a server side solution can be also good by at least two reasons: server scripts probably have more resources to deal with PDF, for example, than Javascript libraries. And, if we found a server side solution, then a Cordova's plugin maybe is not required and therefore the solution works in both HTML5 and Cordova apps.