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When navigating to an item in a Flyout menu from a view that contains a custom renderer, the screen turns into blank black/white screen where the white was the flyout menu, and the black is the detail (see attached). We are using Prism navigation to navigate via the flyout menu.
Screenshot of blank black and white sections
This happens only in iOS.
Expected behavior was to navigate to a different screen/view but, instead, it gave us what you see in the screenshot above. In addition, we have to force-close the app because we get stuck.
At first, we thought that it was a Flyout issue but it appears to be a navigation issue.
Anybody know what may be causing this anomalous behavior?
I want to display a dialog box hover a map. An overlay with opacity is hover the whole map (see the image below).
I successfully implemented the map without the dialog box and the overlay.
I can successfully call the dialog box after the map is rendered without any problem.
The issue is when I want to display the dialog and the overlay at the same time when the map is rendered for the first time. I get an empty map. Still, the markers and the here map logo are shown (see image below).
I tried to force reloading the base layer, without success.
I tried to restart engine, without success.
As I am using vuetify I tried to forceUpdate, without success.
Thanks for your help.
As a general rule we don't support an integration our HERE JS API with any JS framework.
Basically recommendation: Please don't use a map container (HTML element into which the map will be rendered) as part of Virtual DOM of some JS framework it will not work.
We have an mvc app built using knockout.js and there is a outer frame and then it has several panels inside. They use high charts too within the panels.
What I have don't know is how to do download image/screen when a user clicks a button from the outer frame or even from on the panel, of an existing panel after its loaded . I can raise an event when the button is clicked but now I don't know how to capture the already loaded panel and then convert it into an image file.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Sarah
I put the no-captcha recaptcha in a popup (FancyBox), everything is fine.(recaptch1.PNG) But when the user click on the checkbox the captcha image overlay is not show entirely. (recaptch2.PNG).
My question, can we place automatically the overlay the manner the user can see the directive. (recaptch3.PNG) Or can we resize the overlay to fit the iframe in the popup so everything can be seen?
Any suggestion?
recaptch1.PNG
recaptch2.png
recaptch3.PNG
I think i found a solution. After a lot of search i have found this link: https://www.geekgoddess.com/how-to-resize-the-google-nocaptcha-recaptcha/
It's resize the container of the recaptcha V2, but not resize the overlay because google inject the overlay on the page not in the container. Because i have found that google inject the overlay on the page, I can now customize the overlay. So I use the technique on the previous link but I affect to the class "gc-bubbleDefault".
I add this in my css and this solve my problem:
.gc-bubbleDefault{transform:scale(0.82);transform-origin:0;-webkit-transform:scale(0.82);transform:scale(0.82);-webkit-transform-origin:0 0;transform-origin:0 0; 0}
It's a solution that don't work on all browser version (not old ie), but it's work for me.
When you right-click on an image in firefox, and click on Display image, it displays it. And around it, there is a black background.
Can I put my own background image instead of the black background?
No - you're entering browser-level functionality that is beyond your control.
You wouldn't really want a user to have to resort to this anyway. Are you trying to display the image in isolation? In which case create your own 'image view' page or show it in a lightbox or something.