I have Eddystone UID functioning correctly for nearby Android phones who have Bluetooth enabled. In other words, a notification appears in the notification window with a brief call to action (or as specified) along with the favicon pulled from the linked website. The issue is that the favicon is very low resolution. The icon that's being pulled is obviously not optimal and is being blown up to fill the notification window.
What is the preferred favicon format for these display windows to show the icon in optimal resolution? I have seen them displaying correctly with high resolution icons, so I know that it can be done.
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recently i found that when we change in resolution or changing the screen resolution percentage it will reflact on site or desktop UI not showing like we need
i need same UI for all resolution
I tried to create an app the get all Device Information as the below link in git hub:
https://github.com/MHarooney/All-Device-Information
As I need to get these types of info below images:
and those Infos I get it when dialing this code *#*#4636#*#*, and I get this screen to access the Phone information as the below Image:
I searched a lot and can't find plugins give me this information using flutter and dart
I hope someone could help me to solve this!!
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Overall I want to create something like Open Signal application that access the mobile network or sim network as the below link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.staircase3.opensignal&gl=NL
Why would you need the measurement of all android devices? Android devices have wide spread of screen sizes instead you can use mediaquery() widget to set multi layout screens instead of inputting raw width and height
I have created a QR Code which displays a map of our mountain bike trails. First off I'm not an Apple guy, so I'm not sure what needs to be done to make this cross platform Android and Apple. The QR Code works correctly on Android. When scanned it opens up the kml file in Google Maps and displays the map and your GPS location.
When I scan this with an iPhone is displays the map and asks if you would like to accept sharing your current location. I accept it but it won't display my location. Is there something I need to do to make it work on Android and Apple, or any other suggestions. A little frustrating. As I look at the logs majority of the users what scan the code are iphones so I need to get it to work on them.
Update: here is a screenshot of the iPhone.
It should also have your gps location like this
Thanks for the help!
On Android, the default Google Maps behavior appears to be to show to the current location up front.
On iOS, however, it seems that Google Maps decides that the user can hit the location button if they want thier current location.
As far as I'm concerned, I side with Google.
Also, it could be that you need to try some different QR scanners - some might automatically show the location, some might decide to conserved resources instead.
P.S. To take a screenshot on iPhone, press the lock and home buttons at the same time :)
Something weird is happening with targetting for phone resolutions, at least with my iphone 4s:
I have this domain www.marialluisaperez.es that redirects to www.pauperez.es/marialluisaperez/ (so I only pay one hosting service for 2 domains..).
I've never had issues until now, when I've applied the media queries to make adapt the site to small screens. The thing is, if I resize the navigator for whatever page in www.marialluisaperez.es, it changes correctly, but when I look at it in the iphone, it's as if the iphone didn't recognize this queries. Also, if I save the webpage in my iphone it doesn't read that there are icons I specified (, etc.)
And it's weirder because instead, if I go directly to www.pauperez.es/marialluisaperez/ with my iphone, then it works! It loads the correct CSS tags for that screen resolutions, and if I save it, it recognizes the icons prepared.
So what is going on here?? It is weird that on a laptop there's never a problem and with the iphone (haven't checked with other phones) there's a problem only with www.marialluisaperez.es, and not with www.pauperez.es/marialluisaperez/, which is where that domain links to...
Thanks for your help!
You don't have a DOCTYPE set on the main site.
Is there a way for Mobile Safari to recognize a site meant for mobile phones and automatically zoom in? How does that work on other phones and browsers?
I'd like to avoid looking at user_agent and sending a different page for each mobile browser.
See the configuring the viewport part of the Apple web-app developer guide.
I just noticed that if you have your body or main wrapper div height set to 100%, this can mess with how far out it zooms/renders on a mobile browser. Confirmed this in mobile safari and android's chrome browser. Once I set the #siteWrapper height from 100% to auto, it then rendered at a much better scale.
(height 100% on a main wrapper is often used with sticky footers.)
Sites can recognize a mobile browser and produce output accordingly, that's usually the desired way.
Safari will detect the width and zoom-to-fit, but beyond that...
You can avoid having different pages based on User Agent by using conditional CSS. Apple actually has some very good documentation on creating web pages that can support Safari on the iPhone along with desktop browsers.
I would recommend starting with reading iPhone Human Interface Guidelines for Web Applications. This will give you a good start in using conditional CSS to customize pages on the basis of device characteristics (such as screen size) rather than User Agent.