I have created a basic website with graphs. I used a listview, a SingleChildScrollView and whenever I scroll, it zooms instead. It behaves like a mobile application that I have to click and drag to scroll.
I hope you know the command "flutter enable web". Maybe this is the reason for your web app behaves like mobile app. If not enabled web in your project then run that command.
Another scenario is;
Most of the flutter-web users facing the scrolling issue. But there is a temporary solution depends upon the number of items to be listed down. check out this youtube tutorial (https://youtu.be/qax_nOpgz7E), if the link is not working then search "lazy flutter performance" in youtube.
Reply back if this helps you to solve the issue or share that how did you resolved the issue.
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I wanted to know if I am able to make my app using Flutter and still have the functionality of scrolling screenshots.
I have tried to look at other blogs and sites whether they allow this functionality but did not find one.
am so so sorry if am duplicating an already-asked question, but following similar questions that have already been asked tend to be very different from what am actually facing.
I have these two apps, one is on the store (iOS Store and PlayStore), one is currently being develop,
I observe some issues with them, I noticed that Flutter flashes black screen on Android when resuming and this also happens to the app on the store as well
The black screen will persist except I removed it and open the app again
have followed this discussion on Github but could not resolve it, this discussion in Github perfectly said what am facing but tried all the solution there but did not work form me
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/59552
please how do I resolve this issue?
I solved this problem by deleting the app and rerunning it.
Talking about a desktop application now, not mobile or web.
Is it any widget in Flutter that will allow, for example, drag a folder, drop it in the application UI, and the app will read for example the path to that file or folder?
I have been reading about Draggable and DragTarget in Flutter, but i do think they are used for that purpose.
NOTE: it might not exist a widget for that purpose, so a strategy on how to do that in Flutter will also be appreciated.
Assuming you're talking about dragging from outside the application, it's not currently supported; Flutter #30719 would be the issue to watch/upvote.
Depending on the specific platform you might be able to implement it with a plugin in the short term (if you are familiar with native development on that platform), but that would likely be more work than contributing an implementation to Flutter itself.
Flutter has a dependency to support such behavior now. Check this link
https://pub.dev/packages/desktop_drop
I don't know if this is specific to the newest update of IOS 13, but I'm having some really strange PWA behavior. When I initially add it to my homescreen, links on the page open in safari rather than inline on the PWA (none of the links are set to __blank by the way), but when I sign in with oAuth on safari and then add it to my homescreen, it functions like it should and it works normally with links. (Currently using Passport with Node and Express for authentication) I don't know if there's some security infrastructure or something to do with packets, but it's really strange and I'd like to resolve this as soon as I can before my userbase gets frustrated.
I've tried looking through my manifest but everything is up to spec as far as PWA standards go. I have the display set to standalone, I have all my tags setup correctly, Lighthouse audit also says it should work. I've looked through the passport docs, traced my authentication code, but nothing seems to work.
It looks like Apple changed the home screen/standalone web app behavior in iOS 13, but I cannot find any official documentation on this. Now it seems that if you did not have a manifest.json setup before the web app was added to the home screen, it only treats the initial page as being in scope for the standalone view. Hence any other link/redirect opens in another window or the in-app browser.
We have a web app installed on our user's home screens that was written years ago and functioned just fine up until iOS 13 without a manifest.json file. I had to rewrite the WebSQL code in our app to use IndexedDB instead since they completely dropped WebSQL from home screen web apps in iOS 13, even with WebSQL re-enabled in the Safari advanced setting. When I started testing on an iPhone, any link or redirect, even using window.location.assign or any number of other methods would always open the next page in an in-app browser with a minimal UI. This also messed with the page geometry as what was a full height page with no scrolling, was now scrollable with our 'Next' button elements pushed off the bottom of the screen. Since we have some scrollable panels in the middle of some pages it wasn't obvious how to get to the end of the page (you have to scroll a fixed element to scroll the whole page) so that was not going to work for our users.
Long story short, adding a bare minimum manifest.json file to the web app (doesn't even need the scope setting) and deleting and re-adding the web app to the home screen then makes it behave as before with all pages showing in the standalone view. Adding a manifest.json to an already installed home screen app does not affect the behavior.
I am using the Cordova official Facebook plugin and run into a weird issue...
The login process, which previously worked just fine for me, is now open in some native Android "black-screen" view without any styling.
The functionality works just fine - the authentication process succeeds, so there is a consistent connection with Facebook. The thing is, I am expecting a Facebook view instead of only the text content without any styling. Here is an example with Facebook native Hackbook app:
Tried running on two different devices - the issue remains.
Tried with cordova 2.2.0, then started a fresh project with 2.5.0 - the issue remains.
Please advice.
UPDATE:
Well, I have spent too much time on this issue, and it seems like this is the new Facebook SDK for Android.
I really wish I am wrong here, but here are examples from Facebook's flow for Android:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/howtos/androidsdk/3.0/login-with-facebook/
Also - when checking the other sample apps in the SDK, all of them behave the same. The only one that shows a Facebook page is the Hackbook, and by it might be because this app is implemented with the old API (version 2):
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/getting-started/facebook-sdk-for-android/3.0/
Hackbook: another sample app demonstrating a selection of Graph API calls. Note that this sample is untouched from v2.0 of the SDK, and demonsrates the SDK's backward-compatibility.
UPDATE 2:
Ok, digging a bit more into it, it seems that there is no iframe involved here, the screen can be changed as you wish with a regular android activity theme added to the activity.
Here is an example of adding one of Androids default themes to the androidMenifest.xml (you can of course create your own Faceboke like theme ):
<activity android:name="com.facebook.LoginActivity"
android:theme="#android:style/Theme.Black.NoTitleBar"
android:label="#string/facebook_login" />