I want to build an app that will save selected text from a website to the app, like Pocket or Evernote. Is there a method or function within Swift that will allow me to do this? Thanks in advance.
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We want to open a web site inside a Xamarin web view but we want to hide some parts of it.
Is it possible to manipulate the web site's DOM to for example, hide a banner, or a button?
Also, we want to hide those things before they even appear so the user don't see them disappearing.
Thanks
I was trying to create a photo editor app. every thing is good but i have no idea about the API for bringing the (open in) view to export the photo into another application or share it through airdrop. How can I achieve this? thanks
You should take a look at UIActivityViewController and UIDocumentInteractionController
Hello Im New in Xcode Development and i try to make a Easy app
My App:
my mobile app have 5 Tabs, All the tabs have Webview and the problem is to load the app,
Everything works very slow.
I have seen some applications when changing tab load the Webview.
anyone can help me with this.
Sorry for my English i use Google translate.
Thanks.
#user1744203 I can get u now. You can call all the Tab actions in MainViewController then all the actions will be loaded then this reduces the loading time.Still having problem then you can use jQuery which traverse HTML documents speedly...
Maybe this click on this link can help you in fixing jQuery
Hope this Helps!!!!
is there any way to do something like google has?
I think preview of the page when you hover link.
I just want to know, on what it is based.
Image creating and php?
http://www.thumboo.com/ is free and has an API.
You could write a PHP/Javascript function to create the hover over effect.
I have a WebView that displays a local pdf file. The file is 230 pages long and loads fine etc. I need a way for the user to jump to a specific page if I can. For instance if they look at the table of contents of the pdf and they want to jump to page 120, they can do it? Any ideas on getting this done?
You're asking questions about using the Cocoa Touch APIs in the iPhone SDK, but you're tagging them "Xcode." Xcode is the development tool, not the platform or the API; you will probably find a better audience for your questions if you add the "iphone-sdk" or "cocoa-touch" tags.