I'm using Genexus v17 u4 with Android Gen.
I'm trying to consume an API that returns an SVG image, but it doesn't work on Android SD. If I do it with an API that returns a PNG image, it works fine.
In this case, I need the SVG images because the API I want to consume only returns SVG images.
Currently, GeneXus (for Android/iOS) does not have support for svg images, but it is a feature that is currently being worked on, and will be available in future versions.
If you want to test it out, download the GeneXus Beta version from the download center.
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I have an ionic v3 app using firebase database, showing some external link images and text in the app.
This app has been published for three years, until recently I update some contnet for this app then something went wrong.
Some of the users mobile can't detect the image from the firebase database and shown the default image instead.(I use the image-loader plugin which can set default image).
The text are displayed correctly, but the images are not shown.
My android and iphone is working fine, images and text shown correctly.
I don't know what's wrong? Somebody helps!!
I'm a UI designer working with a junior app developer.
We are working on an app I gave him the assets and there sizes using Zeplin app, he showed me the app and it was different than was design telling me that Xamarin doesn't use pixels or dpi but using a number without any measurement.
Is there any way to help him as a designer or something he can use to make the program use pixels or dpi.
#Muslem Mohammed
I think as you are an UI Designer, you are aware that how to provide assets for native app development if not please check for below process.
You can provide Android Assets in the form of Mdpi drawable, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi.
And for iOS 1x, 2x and 3x same like native app assets.
And the developer place all those images into respective folder with respect to the platform.
Example: For Android you will be providing 5 kinds of images with same name respect to the folder I mentioned above.
sample.png for respective folders with the resolution, developer place those images into Android specific project.
Then developer place all images under resources and keep in respective folders.
For iOS also provide the images with same name and by applying 1x,2x,3x with sample below,
sample.png, sample#2x.png and sample#3x.png.
Then developer go to iOS project and place all ios images into Resources folder.
And finally developer will place the image control like below,
<Image source="sample.png" />
And this will show up the image in iOS and Android as well.
I am trying to show feed from IP Camera to android Application. I have code working for all devices except android Pie. Can't figure out the problem, below attached is the logcat, android code for camera feed and Manifest file.
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Any hint would be appreciated.
Did you tried with Camera2 api?
I have started creating windows phone 8 app and captured an image (.jpg) file, now I want to convert this .jpg file in to .pdf file.
Is there any way to do this ?
Please help me.
Thanks,
As you know that windows app support winrt .winmd files only and normal dll doesnt work in window apps. So you would need the pdf sdk for rendering a pdf and add image to it. In Aspnet application Itextsharp dll is free sdk to support it but there are lot of paid sdk available Component One.But there are free sdks like SilverPdf, itextsharp custom. or try to create new one Or you can extend to Web api service by using service (post api) with image encoded in byte array and in serverside using free tools like the itextsharp you can generate it as pdf and return it to windows app.
I have a Windows Phone app that targets OS 7.1 and I wish to be available for Windows Phone 8 devices as well. As I understand it I needn't do anything code-wise to make this possible. However, must I add new tile images to get it certified? According to App submission requirements for Windows Phone the XAP must include more images for Windows Phone 8 than for Windows Phone 7 (see Default Tile images under section 4.7.2), is this the case here or does it only apply to Windows Phone apps targeting OS 8.0 and higher?
I did not get your question what actually you want? but if you want to upload your .xap in app store than you have require
300x300 app icon
1000x800 back ground image
If your application support multiresolution than six WXGV(768x1280) screen shots else you need six single resolution screen shots
If you are talking about application icon than visit bellow link you got every thing
Tile size and resolution
Tile design Guideline
Multi resolution for windows phone
good. to know the requirements of your app or the window phone 8, i can assume you have been using Visual Studio 2010. i have had a similar experiance to one of my apps. i simply opened my project.snl file with visual studio 2012 and at the AppManifest page, i was able to add the stuffs (images for toast, tile and other images required which i provided in various sizes). you'll also have the advantage of adding some more cool features like a better arrangement of your app which you switch the orientation.
your app will still perform good on window phone 7 series too.
i hope this helps.
Your app is already available as is for WP8 devices.
That's not clear what do you mean by images.
If you are talking about screenshots for Marketplace:
If you have a separate XAP you'll have to add screenshots to it.
Nowadays it's enough to add a set of screenshots in WXGA (1280 x 768) resolution.
If you are talking about icons and other images you use inside the app:
you should add images in WXGA (1280 x 768) resolution. They will be resized to all supported screen resolutions.
WP8 app should contain 99 x 99 pixel PNG image as app list image and at least two main tile images: small and middle one. Wide tile is up to you.
To supppoert all tile sizes you will need to include the tile images for that size. If you don't, your app will still work, but the tile for your app couldn't be resized.