In A-Frame FAQ, it is written that:
Link traversal support was introduced in the WebVR 1.0 API and A-Frame
0.3.0. There is a link component that can trigger navigation and built-in support for knowing whether the user is navigating from
another WebVR experience.
However, it seems there is no entry in A-Frame Docs about this link component.
How could one use such a component to trigger link traversal ?
Thank you.
Oops, that is a mistake. Built-in link traversal and documentation has not yet been introduced as we improve link traversal experiences in the WebVR specification and the browsers themselves.
This has just been introduced in AFrame 0.6
https://github.com/aframevr/aframe/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
Edit:
Here's the page for it:
https://aframe.io/docs/0.6.0/components/link.html
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Recently I was reading an article about "Browser Internals" and suddenly this idea struck me.
What if I create my own Browser?
So, I have two questions with me.
Question 1:
Is it possible to integrate an Open source Web Engine like "Servo" or "WebKit" to my custom Browser UI interface created using QtCreator or Visual Studio?
Question 2:
Is there any other components that needs to be inserted between the UI created using C++(QtCreator) and Servo or WebKit?
Note:
I am a complete beginner to this field and these questions were asked in a curiosity to learn internal stuff. Pardon if the Questions were not standard.
Thanks :)
Answer 1:
Yes, it is possible. Browser engines have public APIs to provide a way to embed them. For example, the goal of this little project was to present how to build up your own UI interface (using Aura) and wire Chromium (browser engine) into that.
http://szeged.github.io/sprocket/
Answer 2:
If you prefer Qt technologies, then QtWebEngine will be the solution. The intent of this module is exactly what you have described: to embed Chromium engine into Qt applications with hiding its most painful parts and provide convenient API to customise your browser application.
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebengine-overview.html
And there are several others:
QtWebKit: http://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-5.5/qtwebkit-index.html
CEF: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_Embedded_Framework
You don't necessarily have to use extra layers between your application and a browser engine, but if you are a complete beginner, I would highly recommend that.
I am trying to find the official documentation for the supported browser list for IdentityServer3. Does anyone know a link or such? I have been crawling the official documentation and have not found a full list as of yet.. Hopefully, I have just over looked it.
If you mean the default views, they utilize the following js libs - so you're better off the browser support for these:
=> source code, external js libs
Angular 1.3.1
Boostrap 3.0.3
jQuery 1.11
When that is said, all views can be overriden and implemented by you - so you can decide yourself what your browser support level is.
To quote Brock Allen on what's the intended default browser support
We don't support deprecated browsers. IIRC we agreed to IE9 and above. In fact much of the login or consent pages won't work for you if you're in IE7 I'd imagine.
=> source of quote
I have failed to find any documentation on how to implement drag and drop in the Google Web Toolkit. The official documentation page does not even mention it (besides on a reference to a HTML5-feature page that does not, itself, mention anything about drag and drop. Can anyone point me to some official documentation on how to actually do it in GWT?
Take a look at this tutorial:
http://jamies-gwt.blogspot.de/2012/11/gwt24-drag-drop-in-tree.html
The trip is done by:
http://www.gwtproject.org/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/event/dom/client/DragStartHandler.html
I created a tutorial for the Aviary with Filepicker.io, now one of the users at my tutorial site want to know how to change the language as he is from a whole different country. My problem is I try to access the iframe though we can't because it is not the same origin. Anyone have any suggestions as how to change the language?
Ink Filepicker doesn't currently support internationalization. It's a highly requested feature.
Why not inject into the iframe after page load by locating the using jquery?
Is it jQuery or some custom HTML5 framework?
It is custom javascript. I don't think they use JQuery or any framework. They are very concerned about performance so they tend to get right down to the metal. If you view the source of the page you will see that they have about 30 js files referenced. Most of their site, including touch, uses HTML5 when available for certain things. If you want to know more, you are going to have to dig through their source code.