I have seen a few threads about SSRS reports not displaying correctly on IPhones.
I have one display as best as possible on a phone, however the attachment icon floats at the bottom. I believe this is because the native I phone e-mail app doesn't render MHT properly and can't detect the end of the e-mail body.
I have tried to send the SSRS report through the subscription as html 4.0 also but still no luck. Seen something about someone having to force their report to run in strict mode, not sure what that is but that was from a custom report app.
Has anyone come across this issue and resolved it to send SSRS reports to an phone native client and display with that attachment app?
I know is old thread, but I just solved just replace the style inside a html table overflow:auto to overflow:visible before to send the emails. Now it renders correctly in native IOS email client.
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I am experiencing a problem while doing research on responsive design.
Most of the responsive sites I am viewing show up the same on iphone and when the browser window is small.
But Paypal.com in a very small browser window (to simulate iphone) does not look the same as the website on the iphone, which seems to be responsive. (Screenshot links provided below).
Can anyone explain why they are viewing differently?
Screenshot on small browser window: http://i1068.photobucket.com/albums/u450/vs-works/paypal-on-iphone_zps0ad2f164.png
Screenshot on iphone: http://i1068.photobucket.com/albums/u450/vs-works/paypal-smallbrowserwindow_zps968aa79f.png
They could be doing two things.
1) sending different html depending on the user agent
or
2) redirecting to a mobile site
Either way they are detecting the client somehow ( likely by reading the user agent string ) and then serving the content accordingly.
What you are used to is responsive design using a liquid layout and css media queries.
It's definitely easier to develop and maintain a single code base. However you could serve browser/app/device specific content using the user agent string. Each method has it's merits.
For a company the size of Paypal there are other things to consider especially around regulations on what content has to be presented ( legally ) and how branding works. So it might be better for them to have different sites for different devices.
I am developing an iPhone app that would send emoticons from iPhone to server-side.
But, what the server-side received everytime is always null(or blank?).
I referred here at SO but with no help.
I also referred HTML_Emoji but it seems to be not an simple encoding or escape character issue.
Is it an issue about carrier's emoticons codes?
So, how could I receive the right emoticons in CakePHP?
Or its not an issue just in CakePHP framework but in PHP or Java or any language else?
What I am developing is the webservice(server-side), and the development of iPhone app is other partner. What sending from iPhone is no problem by theirs saying and with log output(such as \Ud83c\Udfe7) in Xcode when debugging, but I just receive them at server-side with blank value.
By the way, one message sending from our iPhone app with just plain text, it could be received correctly(received by $_POST in CakePHP);
with emoticons in the message, what php received is only plain text without emoticons in it.
Thanks.
I think what you are trying to do is send the 'image' file and have php capture that data. In order to do that you need to 'capture' the image data with something like:
$img_data = file_get_contents('php://input');
This is PHP specific if you plan on using PHP regardless of the framework. You can read more about how to capture this data here:
http://php.net/manual/en/wrappers.php.php
UPDATE
You need to store it as a blob so it will store the image data correctly.
This is in regard to Objective-C in an iPhone app...
I have figured out how to get a list of all contacts on my iPhone, but is it possible to send out a mass text? I know I can make a message composer which has an array of recipients, but that will end up sending the text as a group text, not as an individual text to each person.
Also, is there a way to send a text message in iOS without using a message composer?
Most likely no, at least not without jailbreaking. This is the sort of thing that Apple wouldn't allow developers access to just to prevent any possible abuse by the same (especially when it might cost a user a small chunk of change if a mass-text got sent out).
MFMessageComposeViewController is your best bet. You'll be able to specify an array of phone numbers to send SMS to. As for group messaging, I would assume it would default to the users settings. (This is an option in Settings.app) It's simple enough to test but the documentation doesn't mention it.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/MessageUI/Reference/MFMessageComposeViewController_class/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40009668
We have an iPhone app that can display an image dataset and pass it to an UIImageviewer - however we could do with a rough pointer. If the user was sent the dataset (image) via email as an attachment how could we pass that onto the app to be displayed. These are not regular jpeg/png/bmp images - more datasets which need to go through / use a set of libraries to be displayed.
You can launch an application if that application registers its own URL scheme. However, I'm not sure how you would embed your own scheme into an email attachment.
http://mobileorchard.com/apple-approved-iphone-inter-process-communication/
http://iosdevelopertips.com/cocoa/launching-your-own-application-via-a-custom-url-scheme.html
On a related note, I've noticed that you have been asking a lot of questions regarding DICOMs and iOS devices, trying to develop your own app, because you have a particular (email-centric) workflow not supported by existing PACS. It seems like you've already developed your own app, so congratulations are in order. If at any time, you decide that it may be more trouble than its worth, feel free to check out ours.
http://nephosct.com
Currently we bootstrap off of OsiriX as our server, but that should be fixed when we release a platform independent version (hopefully within a week). We would also be happy to work with you to add features to the app so that it supports your daily workflow.
I went thru StackOverflow for finding out different solutions for sending/fetching images along with text via iPhone apps. There are few options like:
1-Sending content via Email to other email address(Just like iphone app,POSTAGE do)
2-Sending/Receiving in-app SMS but that is only supported in iOS4
3-Use some intermediate Server to send/receive Data.
I was more inclined towards option #2 but did not find ways to accomplish it. Option #3 would be depending on 3rd layer which could go down. I have not found a way to read iPhone's inBox or connecting directly with IMAP server
What would you recommend?I am desperately looking for solution.
You can email images as an attachment using the MFMailComposeViewController class.