Is it possible to implement adobe creative inside Kendo UI mobile application? if possible please send tutorial link. my requirement is let the user modify the camera captured picture before they upload it on our application.
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I'm creating a mobile application using Xamarin forms, As part of my implementation, I have a requirement to to show file chooser on clicking on camera icon which is loaded in webView. I have seen several samples for the same, but all those samples and examples in stack is written in native code for Android . Is that possible to do it using Xamarin forms alone? It would be good, if a get a proper sample also for the same.
We have a adf fusion application developed in 12c,I want that application to show the components responsively in different devices. I am using Oracle Alta UI,but the problem is,it is showing the panel boxes properly but the components such as SelectOneChoice are not displaying responsively. May i know how can i do this? I need seperate UI based on mobile.
Responsiveness is something you'll need to build into your code.
You can use the af:matchmediabehavior tag to control properties of components on your page based on screen sizes.
Example:
https://blogs.oracle.com/shay/entry/responsive_ui_in_oracle_adf
More samples:
https://pinboard.in/search/u:OracleADF?query=responsive
I understand that Kendo UI mobile (15 controls) are included as part of Kendo UI core package, but I need to understand the difference. Can I use the kendo UI controls (non-mobile) to develop a SPA hybrid mobile app or I am only limited to the 15 mobile controls? So far my understanding is that I can use all of the 40+ but the mobile controls provides better data binding support and native rendering... Please correct me if I am wrong.
The mobile controls are built specifically for hybrid mobile applications. That means that not only are they controls that you typically find on smaller screens (navbars, listviews, tabstrips, drawers), but there is an accompanying application object which "glues" together the application and provides view transitions. Here is a simple example....
http://dojo.telerik.com/AvEF
The mobile framework also does a TON of heavy lifting in terms of taking care of meta tags, overflow scrolling, fast-click and touch support (no 300ms delay).
The SPA framework is abstracted from what the mobile application object uses. So while you could use the SPA framework and web widgets to build your hybrid app, Kendo UI Mobile was designed for exactly this, so you would be much better off with Kendo UI Mobile.
Also - if you're doing hybrid, you may want to checkout AppBuilder which provides Kendo UI Mobile as the default UI library.
How to simulate scroll gesture on windows phone 7 device without any manual event?
I want to scroll a PDF document that has been opened in the Adobe PDF viewer automatically on WP7. How can it be done?
Any views or ideas are welcome.
The Adobe PDF viewer for WP7 is an application. The WP7 architecture does not permit you to control or communicate with any other running application from your own application. Therefore, no, you cannot programmatically scroll a PDF document that the user has opened.
You might want to look at finding a PDF viewer control that you can embed within your application. See this related question:
PDF-viewer for Silverlight for Windows Phone 7 (SilverDox?)
I have an application that loads image data from a web service. I want to allow the user to view the images in a similar UI than the phone's Pictures application provides (zoom in/out) etc. Is it possible to open my image data in the Pictures application or do I need to implement my own viewer?
You need to save the image to the phone to view it with the pictures hub. So I would implement my own viewer. It's easy with the Silverlight Toolkit