Posts by Harald Schneider

Hi,

When submitting an app, which uses e.g. the camera, it is rejected by the Apple App Store if the NSCameraUsageDescription string is missing in the plist file.

Any way to implement that painlessly?

That's the way I handle it at the moment.

I stumbled over this thought, because I had to edit huge GDPR texts etc.

Thanks for your thoughts on this!

What about a button inside the internal Editor, which launches its content inside Visual Code? So the user can choose between AB and all its goodies and Visual Code if he needs features from that side.

Just write the HTML to a temp file and start the external Editor with the filename as a parameter. Read the file back into the internal editor when its window gets the focus and the temp file exists.

Hi, here another request :-)

It would be nice to allow an external HTML editor as an option to the internal editor.

This would give us syntax checks, autocomplete, code blocks etc. from e.g. Visual Studio Code. And you will save valuable time for more important features, without reinventing many wheels :-)

What do you think?

I see ... so if I use a round PNG, it will perfectly fit in?

But what about older Android systems and iOS with square icons ?

I have not tested it, but I think they will crop it to a square then, which won't look nice.

When building an app for a newer Android system (e.g. Pixel 2), then its icon is shrinked to fit in the white circle background. Other app icons fill the whole area of the round icon. More info about this here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47523610/android-oreo-how-do-i-set-adaptive-icons-in-cordova

Is it possible to automate this in the build process?

I tried to implement some kind of elevator button, which allows the user to scroll back to top at the end of long lists or texts. The button should appear automatically after the user scrolled e.g. 100px downwards and disappear, if the list has reached its top again.

Example here: https://codepen.io/rdallaire/pen/apoyx

However, it looks like Angular supresses the scroll event: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33600605/window-scroll-not-working-in-augular-controller

Do you see any chance to get this working? Or maybe add a custom control for this functionality?

Thanks for your quick reaction and the update.

I like Asley's proposal. It should be much easier to implement than a button on the control.

Making many changes to HTMLControls currently works this way:

Clicking the control, clicking the HTML property in the Inspector, then clicking the small "..." button on the right side of the line.

Then I make my changes and click "Accept" in the editor. This makes 4 clicks in total + navigation. This sums up, if you do many changes to many HTML controls ....

What about this:

The HTML Control gets an "Edit this" icon, centered in the middle

Clicking it launches the HTML Editor. Closing the HTML Editor auto saves its content.

This makes 2 clicks in total and no navigation with the mouse.