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An all-round demo of the interaction between APP and JS. Including Android, iOS
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- Called when the fragment is created
- Setup the UI
- Gets the account value
- Gets the password
- Creates the bridge fragment
- Adds a new fragment to the activity
- Sets the presenter s presenter
- Initializes the bridge
- Register web view handler
- Set up the home view
- Initializes the logger
- Login
- Logout
- Starts the view
- Click btn1 button
- Click btn2 click
- Starts the presenter
- Gets js message
- Executes JavaScript
- Clicks an item at the specified position
- Destroy presenter
- Release the unbindable
- Called when the view is created
- Gets the login user
- Create interceptor instance
- Called when the activity is created
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QUESTION
The purpose of this code is to get the Alipay order number and create the Alipay order. First, we use the post method to request the created order number from the backend, and then use the obtained order number to request payment from Alipay using the GET method.
Because the order number is required in the GET method, I nest the GET request after the POST.
When the browser simulates the APP running, the res can be obtained, but the res in axios.get
in the APP is null.
My project is vue embedded in the APP, what should I do?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 01:25deal, it is `Access-Control-Allow-Origin' problem
QUESTION
I am trying to create a file in the external storage. I have added the permission in manifest file and also added checkPermission function before calling createNewFile()
function. But I am still getting Permission Denied error.
Manifest file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 20:12You can create your PDF file using the following code :
QUESTION
In Android I can add javascript interface:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 15:00I suggest you to read this article, where they take a closer look at flutter_inappwebview
. But try this code example for quick answer:
QUESTION
I have an Android App that uses webview, and lately I'm trying to figure out how to add a dark theme by using the new @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark)
CSS syntax. I have the correct CSS written on my page, and if I open it in Chrome with the dark mode of Chrome turning on, it works. I also have my AppTheme
inheriting Theme.AppCompat.DayNight
, and my app shows dark loading dialog etc. when I turn on dark mode for the entire OS on my device. Even the auto-complete options for the elements become dark. But still, the webpage loaded with my webview doesn't turn dark. According to this page, webviews should support this feature, but I just can't get it to work. What am I missing here?
I also just found out that in API 29 there's this WebSettings.setForceDark()
method; could it be the thing I'm looking for? I hope to find a solution that works with lower API level though.
By the way, my current workaround is to inject a JavaScript interface like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-20 at 07:22I don't think WebView honours the prefers-color-scheme CSS media query yet.
The new API for setForceDark has three states: on, off or auto.
ON - your content will always be rendered darker everytime.
OFF - your content will always be rendered light everytime.
AUTO - the content will be rendered darker if your app's theme is darker OR the device OS is in dark mode because the user toggles the OS level switch or battery saver mode turned on.
I believe support for older versions of Android and also control over whether to use prefers-color-scheme instead of WebView's force dark is coming soon via AndroidX. Due date is unknown at present.
For now I would recommend setting the WebView to setForceDark Auto. This will work on Android Q and above.
I would keep an eye on AndroidX release notes for the rest of the support you require for devices on Android P and below.
QUESTION
I'm developing an Android application that contains a WebView. I am trying to override onKeyDown activity's method.
I want to call a javascript method everytime phone's backButton is pressed and if the method is undefined I want to execute other native instruction (I want to close the activity).
This is the sense: natively I do this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 14:08[SOLVED]
That was not a problem of Android's WebView or cache. That's a problem of javascript. When a function is defined in as "global" it assumes the global scope when it is evaluated for the first time. So when I visited the .jsp which contains pageGoBack() for the first time the function became globally visible.
Solution for my case:
I have lots of jsp with graphic component like this ◄ that means "go back to the previous page". I needed to associate the -jquery button tap function of the current page- to the Android back button. So I:
- Created an empty css class .empty-class-for-back-button
- Gave this class to all those ◄ component
- Made a global js function like this
QUESTION
I have stored a website locally in my assets
folder (i.e. HTML
, CSS
and Javascript
files). Using a WebView
, I can display the website on any phone I tried with Android 9, emulated or hardware. But when the API is lower than 28, the WebView
is blank (apparently because the Javascript does not load; the website needs Javascript to display anything). This is the code I use:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-07 at 00:06I resolved the issue by fixing an error in the JavaScript file; I had used "append" instead of "appendChild" somewhere, which was apparently not a problem for API 28+, but resulted in an error otherwise.
QUESTION
I have one activity with a webview in it. When the user interacts with the webview, it does this through the JavaScriptInterface so both the app and webview can interact with each other. I believe the class is by default static, so I've found not too much can be done without it extending MainActivity.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-19 at 12:01I feel like this isn't the best way to go about it
Never create a subclass of Activity
unless you are going to start it with startActivity()
.
What would be the 'best' way to do this?
One option is simple composition, getting rid of the improper inheritance:
QUESTION
EDIT: I realised I'm thinking about it with the wrong mindset, I need to 'return' the values inputted in the dialog box. Title updated to reflect this. The dialog fragment is called from onNavigationItemSelected. How do I get these values 'returned' from the dialog box to the main activity to use? I can't call a mainactivity method from the dialog box in the onclicklistener, it says "non-static method cannot be referenced from a static context".
I have a webview in my MainActivity, which my app is based around and everything else is fragments or dialog boxes. I need to be able to get reference to this webview so I can do something with it, according to what the user puts in the dialog box.
I have a JavaScriptInterface class for interacting with the webview which I had the same issue with, but sorted it by extending it to MainActivity (whether this is the best method I don't know, probably not).
In dialogs and other classes I can't do this as it needs to extend other things, i.e. Dialog etc. So how can I get reference to it from these classes?
MainActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-18 at 21:24Getting stuff from other Activities/Fragments? startActivityForResult
More generally you should take a look at MVVM and create a ViewModel that holds all the Information you need.
Then you can react to that Infomation (LiveData Observer maybe?) in you Activity with the WebView.
QUESTION
I am trying to make hydrid application in which there is a "button" on HTML
page .whenever I click on that button i want to call android code function (which is working fine when I called test
function from javascript) .Now I want to capture image on button click
I take help from below url.
Capture Image from Camera and Display in Activity
I do like this
package com.example.myapp.myapplication;
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 02:02So to go back to your webView
when you capture the image from camera, change your onActivityResult
method to this
QUESTION
I am trying to make hydrid application in which there is a "button" on HTML
page .whenever I click on that button i want to call android code function (which is working fine when I called test
function from javascript) .Now I want to capture image on button click
I take help from below url.
Capture Image from Camera and Display in Activity
I do like this
package com.example.myapp.myapplication;
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 00:41You can send your image from your activty to javascript like this
First you create a method to convert your image to base64 string
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