I am using card.io through cordova. Is there a way to hide the manual entry option? We already have our own method of manual entry built in so it would be redundant to have in multiple places.
For Native app, there is "disableManualEntryButtons" option, it helps to hide
Does this line from the cordova plugin help?
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First of all, I'm really new to Cordova and Xcode and I'm trying to create an inline QR Code scanner from and HTML 5 app (or at least see if it's possible with this plugin).
I'm trying to follow the instructions from https://github.com/daraosn/Cordova-CanvasCamera and I am unsure what format or how to edit the config.xml in my project.
The instructions say:
"Edit your config.xml and add CanvasCamera into your Plugins list." but i dont know what this means or what format it should follow.
Also, when I add the plugins to the Plugin folder in the project, Xcode throws an error saying:
"'NSAutoreleasePool' is unavailable: not available in automatic reference counting mode".
I know that getUserMedia isnt support in Safari/iOS so it's pushing the boundaries a bit. If all else fails, i'll just use the input type=file and access the camera that way.
That plugin you reference looks severely dated. My best guess is, for your config.xml, add:
<plugin name="CanvasCamera" />
once you copied the files into your directory per those instructions.
Also, you could check out https://github.com/donaldp24/CanvasCameraPlugin. You can install it by running "cordova plugin add https://github.com/donaldp24/CanvasCameraPlugin.git && cordova prepare".
Hope this helps.
I found a plugin (http://scandit.com) which is much better than what i was originally trying to achieve.
The only downside is that it's a premium service ($200/month), however the upsides are: super easy to install, is really really fast at decoding (doesn't need to focus, shade doesn't matter), available on plenty for platforms, good documentation.
Another point was that it is a fullscreen camera plugin, which actually works better than inline, what we initially wanted.
Hope it helps anyone else.
I am working on a Cordova app for which the client insists we have a custom keyboard for numeric input that looks native; the goal is similar to a keyboard that comes up with PayPal.
Here is the problem: we need to do this without touching the way things work for Android in our app. This probably means we need to create a cordova plugin, but I have read that creating custom keyboard is looked down on by the folks over at Apple (see this old post about it).
I've had a very difficult time finding any documentation on how to do this with Cordova on IOS, which makes me lean towards rolling a solution inside of Cordova using a jquery library. My question has two parts:
1: If possible, how does one create a custom keyboard for html5 inputs in Cordova as an IOS plugin?
2: If this is a lost cause, what existing jquery plugins would you recommend instead?
I have this iOS Phonegap application and I need to integrate UserVoice. I follow this tutorial and I have reached to the point I have to make the configuration. I am really not sure where I have to put that object UserVoice are providing me with:
UVConfig *config = [UVConfig configWithSite:#"YOUR_USERVOICE_URL"
andKey:#"YOUR_KEY"
andSecret:#"YOUR_SECRET",
andSSOToken:#"SOME_BIG_LONG_SSO_TOKEN"];
I'll appreciate some help with that, since I'm really on a beginner level with iOS apps in general. Thanks in advance.
The code you posted comes from the UserVoice for iOS SDK which gives you the libraries and code necessary to include UserVoice in a native iOS app and will not work with a PhoneGap app.
Your options are to write a PhoneGap plugin, in Obj-C, to expose the UserVoice library, or possibly a better option is simply to open your UserVoice page within your PhoneGap app using the InAppBrowser plugin.
Here is a simple phonegap plugin
http://developerextensions.com/index.php/cordova-phonegap-plugin-uservoice
I took the code from here: http://developerextensions.com/index.php/cordova-phonegap-plugin-uservoice and followed their instructions.
There were some additional things I needed to do:
edit the config.xml and add the feature UserVoiceCommand
edit the .js file and replace Ext.emptyFn with function(){}:
cordova.exec(function(){}, function(){}, "UserVoiceCommand", "launch", [config]);
(those are the success and failure callback, which I intend to implement as well)
Since it was not functioning correctly on iOS7, I cloned https://github.com/uservoice/uservoice-ios-sdk, compiled it by running ./build.sh and then overwritten the files that came with the plugin.
You can now get iOS+Android support from this new cordova plugin:
https://github.com/Resgrid/cordova-plugins-uservoice
P.S. I am not affiliated to this plugin by any means, just came across it.
Simple question: Is there a simple way to check the current Core-Plot version running in an App?
Once it's compiled into the app, no.
I'm looking for an sdk/easy way to create a short link programmatically, preferably via a known service such as bitly.com / tinurl.com
The only way I've found doing this is with McAfee's beta short-link service, but it is unknown, and I want the link to be from a known service.
Does anybody know such way?
Tnx in advance!
It may be overkill for your project, but do take a look at ShareKit. The main download page is at http://getsharekit.com/install/#download .
If you do end up using ShareKit then I suggest you use forked version below since it has quite a few bug fixes.
https://github.com/polydice/ShareKit