I want to close MAUI app from code behind
I'm using Application.Current.Quit()
on Android it works
but on iOS it doesn't work
Does everyone know is there any way to close MAUI app on iOS
Many thanks
You could try the following code:
System.Environment.Exit(0);
Hope it works for you.
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How can I run the continuous app in background mode, I am using ionic 5, I have tested in android 9 + devices it's not working well when I remove the app from recent the background mode is also killed not working well. Please give me any suggestions for that issue.
Thanks In Advance
I hope you are using one of the plugins supported by ionic framework for the intended task?
https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/background-mode
https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/foreground-service
Can anyone tell me is there any Class in iOS development like android.database.cursor in android development. I am android app developer and recently started iOS development.
I have tried Googling but couldn't get any decent solution.
Regards
I think you can use sqlite3 framework
http://www.raywenderlich.com/913/sqlite-101-for-iphone-developers-making-our-app
I'm working on phone gap application and now I want to fore hence my application in xcode not in phone gap. Can anyone help me with regarding this issue. If any sample code or tutorial you have then please let me know.
You have to recode all your app. Phone gap code isn't native code.
I have an app that I hired a company to build using Phonegap. The company is no longer able to support me with launching the app onto iTunes.
I have loaded the app and can compile it in Xcode. However the camera function is not working. I have tested the app before from a file they sent me and the camera function worked.
Is there special settings that you have to set in xcode 4 besides what is typical in order to use the camera?
You may be compiling for a different SDK. Make sure you are using the same one as before.
It shouldn't matter about the SDK you are working with.. the whole point of phonegap is to expose the native API's to javascript. So it's not the SDK, its the javascript. I am actually working on this now.. I will get back to you with my findings.
Just not a fan of Xcode, is there like any chance?
Has anyone tried it?
Thanks in advance.
I assume you want to develop native iPad application. If yes, there is no way developing iPad application using Objective-C with Eclipse.
last i checked, the iPad doesn't run Java apps. if you're developing HTML/CSS/Javascript apps, yes. You can use Aptana. If not, you're better off working with Xcode