I want other applications to be able to share to my application different actions, and I want to have different pages showing for each action, how I do that ?
Imagine I have a music application with sharing action "add to playlist" and second action "play now" the play now will open the angular player page, while the add to playlist will open the playlist page , how can i achieve this scenario ? ( I'm using NS angular)
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I have a Phonecall hosted control opened inside unified service desk as one of the tab and i have a few grids on that page.
On click of any grid inside my phone call page the respective entity is displayed on the same page.
Like for example if I click on customer product grid entity then that grid is opened similarly, there are other grids on which the user can click and it will load that entity on the same tab.
Now, the issue is as i said earlier that my new entity is being loaded on the same hosted control that is my phone call page. I want to prevent this from happening.
I want to display a different tab for whatever record is clicked within my PhoneCall Hosted control so this way my Phone Call Page is still there.
I know i can do this using Windows Navigation Rule but I will have to create different navigation rules for my different entities and then in future if any other grid is added in my phone call page then i will need to add another navigation rule to cater it. This is not the best approach, I want it to be dynamic. Is there any other way where I can open a different tab if a record is clicked from my phonecall page?
Create a new windows navigation rule. The "From" field should be your Phone Call Page. Leave the Entity, From search, and URL fields in the "Route Logic" section blank. Windows Nav Rules get executed in order, and once they find a match it stops executing. So make the order low enough so that it gets executed where you want it to.
The "Target Tab" and "Show Tab" fields should be a new hosted control that you want the popup to open in. The action is "Route Window".
As far as route type, you are going to have to play with this a bit. I think opening stuff from a subgrid is Route Type "Popup", but you might need to create 2 very similar rules (one with route type "popup" and the other with route type "in place") to account for all scenarios.
See the example screenshot below:
I´m developing an app like Blackberry Travel. In Blackberry Travel, when add a flight, it adds in the calendar. In this event has 'Notes', where appears a url to load the app and see the flight.
I need doing the same, but only the load the app behavior. So, I have two question:
How can I open the app from the url? I saw this but, when I use the sample HttpFilterDemo, when I click in the url www.rim.com that I typed in an event of the calendar, never execute setRequestProperty method.
How can I show 'Open with Blackberry' when I click in the url ?
It´s done!
A perfect example in blackberry developer documentation
I built a google gui web app that has basically two gui screens. The first gui screen has some text entry fields and when the user clicks 'submit' it should pull up the second gui screen displaying some results.
my second gui starts off the same as the first:
function displayForm2(hwEntered){
var app = UiApp.createApplication().setHeight('800').setWidth('600');;
var panel = app.createVerticalPanel();
...code and stuff...
app.add(panel);
return app;
}
How do I make it work as a web app?
You should build your 2 GUI in the same Ui instance but on 2 separate panels inside a single vertical panel. Then you just have to setVisible(true) one panel while you setVisible(false) the other one... you can do that either with client handler or server handler, a matter of choice but the client handler is faster and simpler if the button doesn't have other function.
The 'parent panel' (vertical or horizontal) will ensure that each panel will show up at the same place in your display.
You should easily find some explicit examples on this forum
I have a web app in an iframe (Facebook Tab App) on a web page (Facebook).
The web app plays audio and when the user navigates away, usually by clicking on another Facebook link, the page loads another Facebook page and the audio stops.
This works on all browsers except Internet Explorer (IE9). Audio continues to play when I navigate to another Facebook page.
Facebook seems to use the approach where many of their pages are displayed (using hashbang #! approach) without standard page reloading. For me: this means the web app's audio continues to play (the iframe is somehow orphaned?).
The audio stops playing when you navigate to another site that doesn't use the #! URL syntax and the browser properly reloads those pages.
What can I do to ensure the audio stops in my web app (Facebook Tab App) when I navigate to another Facebook page? I'm looking at how to:
Detect an appropriate event in the parent
Explicitly turn off the audio in my web app
I managed to resolve this by hooking onto the unload event on the window, like
$(window).unload(function() {
var a = $("#audio");
a.get(0).pause();
});
I have to develop an application to monitor Safari activity like all open url , tabs on particular window and loding time of particular url.
I also need to track online streaming that is happening on particular opened htmm page
URL of streaming source, which player is being used for streaming and all other basic information which opened page contains.
I have to develop an application to monitor Safari activity like all open url , tabs on particular window and loding time of particular url.
You can ask Safari for the first two things via AppleScript; the latter is in the Element Inspector, but I'm not sure why you would want it in another application.
I also need to track online streaming that is happening on particular opened htmm page
That's a separate question, so you should post it separately.