I would like to set up a web page with "browseable" streetview on an iPad(the newest one).. I've noticed that the scrolling controls and the little compass type view on streetview seem to require flash, which is not available on the iPad. So is it possible to have basic scrolling, panorama etc, with just JavaScript and no flash?.
Thanks, Aleks.
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I have a polymer web app that can be easily added to the Home Screen of an Android device.But I am not getting any way to add home screen for ios.
In google developer blog I find one post where they told it's not possible for ios.This post is now backdated.I believe there have some way to add home screen for ios/iPhone in 2017 :)
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/10/splashscreen
Any suggestion or help will be really appreciated.
This feature I am looking for ios
Apple does not support Progressive Web Application features yet....
They have supported an Add to Home Screen Experience since the iPhone was first released. You need the touch icons referenced in the previous answer.
You still need to manually prompt the user to add to the home screen. I have used Spinnelli's library to help, http://cubiq.org/add-to-home-screen
we have a app that supports IOS 7 & 8. we have a web page that loads google map with the different markers.
UIWebView is used to load above page. the page loads fine but, if we zoom in or zoom out too much on the map while in street view the app gets crashed without any crash logs.
a. happens only when in street view.
b. reproducible on safari as well if we use that page directly.
is that a bug on google maps api or if anyone can help fix this.
If you were able to replicate this crash on Safari App itself, then you're safe to use it.
It looks like a bug that has to do with Google Maps, so you're safe.
You can also report this bug to Google so they can fix it ASAP.
I want to implement ViewPager functionality in iOS. For example, scrollview is having 10 images. When the user is on his current page, we need to show some extent of either side of pages.
Like In android, View Pager is having a method like, setOffscreenPageLimit. It did the same usage.
This is example in android
android ViewPager customizable
How can I implement the same functionality in iOS.
Please suggest me.
I solved my issue with the help of following link.
http://cases.azoft.com/creating-image-gallery-ios-apps-uiimageview/
Hope this link is useful for others.
I have browsed and searched a lot for this but couldn't find any relevant answers/posts. I am looking for a framework/library with the help of which I can convert ppt slides into images and then render them on iOS device. Any other way/procedure which will display ppt page-wise with giving control on page transition will also be great.
Thanks in advance
If you just want to view the Office files, have a look at:
Document Interaction Programming Topics for iOS: Quick Look Framework.
Quick Look Framework Reference
Quick Look Framework supports a lot of file formats as you can see in the links above. It is available in iOS 4.0 and later.
You can also use UIWebView to display them. See Using UIWebView to display select document types.
Is there any native solution using Google maps in iOS6 development?
Let's not assume UIWebView.
What do you think, are developers going to use Apple maps because they don't want to use UIWebView?
Under iOS 6.0 you will have to use UIWebView (the google maps rendering 'engine' is not present as before), this might change in the future but it's not very likely because google and apple don't like each other any longer.
How about using layered map tiles on top of Mapkit? See this link