I am opening Acrobat X Pro to edit PDF documents from Sharepoint 2007, but when you choose edit either from the popup dialog, or the Sharepoint context menu, Acrobat always prompts for Checkout&Open or Open. Is there a way to disable this dialog so that it always chooses Checkout&Open?
I have discovered that if the document is already checked out to me, the dialog doesn't appear. Is there perhaps a way to silently checkout a document on the sharepoint side or acrobat side when a user chooses "Edit Document"?
I have managed to get around this dialog by creating my own OpenDocuments control in c#. The control is called instead of AdobeAcrobat.OpenDocuments and after checking out the file in sharepoint through a webservice call, it repeats the call but directs to the acrobat OpenDocuments control. This allows acrobat to open and think it was called directly from sharepoint, but since the file was checked out already by the user, the dialog doesn't need to appear.
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In an Intraweb (VCL for the web) mobile web application I need to redirect the user to a java webapp. I specify that is a java webapp to stress the fact that it is a completely different thing compared to the intraweb webapp.
I would like to achieve the following behaviour:
the user clicks on a button
the java app opens in the browser and uses it, in particular he uses the mobile keboard to type data
the user taps the phone back button
the intraweb application opens in the browser
In Intraweb as far as I know there are two ways to redirect the user:
Method 1) with WebApplication.GoToUrl(javaAppUrl)
in this way the history is lost so when the user taps on back he is not able to go back to the intraweb application
Method 2) with WebApplication.NewWindow(javaAppUrl)
in this way all seems to work in particular the back button works, but when I try to use the mobile keyboard to type something in the java app the keyboard appears for a moment and then it immediately disappears, I guess this is because somehow NewWindow "Creates a new popup window when executed in the browser context".
NewWindow has also some override methods with different parameters list but no one allows to remove the "popup behavior".
Could you please suggest a way to achieve opening a new webapp in a mobile browser:
keeping the browser history
being able to use the mobile keyboard in the just opened app
?
I use Delphi 10 Seattle, Intraweb 14.2.7 and cgdevtools for the mobile part (cgdevtools anyway plays no role in this issue).
Thank you.
I implemented a workaround by passing in the URL the webapp URL so that in the java URL I display a button that closes the session and redirects the user to the intrawebapp
javaAppUrl:= javaAppUrl + '&BACK_URL=' + WebApplication.FullApplicationURL(WebApplication.Request);
WebApplication.GoToUrl(javaAppUrl);
in this way I have the benefit of GoToUrl (so mobile keyboard works) and I manage to have a back feature with a custom button.
By the way this is still a workaround, I need this since I must release the application, but it is not the perfect solution yet.
I am creating Blazor webassembly app.
I have a need to print some documents on the click of a button.
What are my options to print without any further prompts or dialog box ?
I should be able to print to variety of printers like label(barcode) as well a receipt prints.
I am ok with option to have some add-ins/plugin as last option if no native functionality can be availed.
I'm using Delphi 10.1 Berlin for developing a mobile application for iOS and Android which has the TWebBrowser component. In this, I have loaded a webpage with this code in it:
www.google.com
sample#gmail.com
When the first label is clicked, the link is opening inside the TWebBrowser itself. As per my requirements, it should open in an external browser instead.
When the second label is clicked, the external email sending app is not opening.
Please help me resolve this issue.
Do I need to add anything in the webpage, or do I need to add anything to the Delphi code?
I have created a Gmail Wrapper Windows Phone 8.1 (WinRT) application using Webview. When I try to compose an Email and try to add attachments, file picker is not displayed and nothing happens.
However when I use the Internet Explorer and login to the same Gmail account and click on Attach, the file picker is shown with different options to choose the attachment from.
I have enabled the required capabilities in App Manifest, however the file picker is not shown in the Wrapper application.
Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
The hosted browser (WebView) cannot show the native file picker. You'd need to proxy the request somehow and show the picker from C# for example. But, as you don't own the gmail source code, making the proper surgical changes would be difficult (and subject to be changed).
As we know, at iOS, we could use UIDocumentInteractionController to display the "Open in" menu where a list of third party apps which could handle the document. User could pick one app to open the document at that app.
We are looking for if we could only display a partial list at the "Open In" menu so we could apply security control here. With UIDocumentInteractionController, somehow we didn't find a way to do this. Is this possible at iOS?
since no one is answering this question, I am going to answer myself. Based on current research, there is no way to do this at iOS 6. However at the iOS 7, there seems a new feature added to manage open in per these 2 links although I haven't got chance to look into API yet.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2424581,00.asp (open in management)
http://www.maas360.com/products/mobile-device-management/apple-ios/ (Manage open in)