Im trying to make a free version of my widget and i would like to add ads to the widget, is it possible? if so how?
Views in widget apps are limited to :
AnalogClock
Button
Chronometer
ImageButton
ImageView
ProgressBar
TextView
Descendants of these classes are not supported.
So, as there is no webiew, you can't use admobs for instance.
Nevertheless, it looks like other people are trying to address this issue and provide widget with ads too by using simple imageButton :
http://openx-android.sourceforge.net/
Kind regards,
Stéphane
You could use StartApp.
When someone downloads your app,
Your user will then get a “search icon” on his home screen, a bookmark link and a browser home page. All directing to our web search URL.
According to the FAQ Page you get paid either 4 cents for partial integration or 5 cents for full integration just because your app is downloaded.
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i wondering how can Create like this Home Screen Shortcuts for my app in flutter
App Widget example repo is here https://github.com/hemanthrajv/flutter_home_screen_widget_example
please reference detail Flutter: Is it somehow possible to create App Widgets (Android) and Today Extensions (iOS)?
Author do it with Android Native Code
and author follow this document to create native part https://medium.com/android-bits/android-widgets-ad3d166458d3
In example, author create a "url link" call tape it
When user click "tape it", it will open url
Ok, A Mobile Friendly Website should be very short and focus on the task, so it wont need to show the headers as in Desktop Website.
Here is What I want to design.
When user open mydomain.com in Mobile devices like Smartphone or Tablet. They Will see
Email:
Pass:
Login
Registration
Explanation
About
When they CLick Login they will go to a page that lists all the products, the Page Should has "Home" link the Back button
Home Back
Product 1 , some other info
Product 2 , some other info
Product 3 , some other info
......
When user clicks on a product, it will show the details of the products
Home Back
This is Product 1
Detail info of product 1..
If user hits "Back" button then it will go back to the previous page (ie, the list of products page).
Note that: in the home page, we also have "Registration", "Explanation" & "About" Buttons, but we will never show these buttons in any other pages except the home page.
So, my question is:
Is there any Gwt Layout panel that can help me to achieve that Simple Design for Mobile Friendly Website?
The only 1 I can see is the TabLayoutPanel, but the headers are always appear in all pages.
What about "StackLayoutPanel"? How it look like? & is it good for Mobile Website?
It's better not to use any LayoutPanels in mobile apps. Ideally, you should not use any widgets that implement RequiresResize interface.
Such widgets rely on JavaScript to resize them. This is very slow compared to native browser layout mechanism. It also requires much more code. The difference is not significant on desktop, but very important/noticeable on mobile.
A good mobile library should rely entirely on a native browser layout mechanism, like a flexbox model. This is the key reason to consider mgwt for mobile development.
None of the widgets included with GWT are primary thought for mobile, so I recommend that you use another library like m-gwt, gwt-mobile, or touchkit.
Anyway there is a very simple mobile web example application in the GWT trunk which you can use as reference. They use DeckLayoutPanel since you can add multiple views and let it to animate between them. You can try this live demo from a mobile device (you can append formfactor=mobile/tablet/desktop to switch view implementations). The demo is very old, without using modern CSS3, but helpful.
So, if your application is very simple use DeckLayoutPanel, but if it's going to getting bigger, it's better to consider a mobile specific library.
Okay so for this page:
http://www.facebook.com/ESPN?sk=app_224097940938597
Which appears on the left hand bar between ESPN Fanwhich and ESPN Live Chat.
That isn't a canvas but it isn't a static page that I can gather. I found this tutorial: http://www.kimwoodbridge.com/how-to-add-a-custom-tab-to-a-facebook-fan-page/
But that is creating static content.
What I'm wondering is how I can create a dynamic page within a tab?
To create a "dynamic" page within a tab is pretty easy. Install the Developer's App and create a new application. There are tons of posts all over google about creating new Facebook apps, so you should be able to find those pretty easily.
After you create a new application, you set up the Tab information for it under "Facebook Integration."
The way tabs work is they create an iFrame in the Facebook canvas that loads a page from your webserver. You can do whatever you want within that iframe to make a dynamic page. Also, since it's an iframe, you can have links that go all over the place and build a whole mini-site which works inside the Facebook canvas.
Basically, you do the same thing you would normally do to create a dynamic page/site, and set up a Facebook application that points to it. There are a few caveats to building Facebook applications, but they're hard to enumerate without specific scenarios. The biggest one (and it's well documented) is that the size of a tab is 520px wide, so whatever you build has to fit within that width. The length can be whatever you want, Facebook has APIs in place that let you automatically resize the iframe as needed.
Good luck, and welcome to Facebook programming. Prepare to rip your hair out, because everything changes every 4-6 weeks :x
I am building a web browser for iPhone in Xcode and the "home page" of my app is a speed dial page which provide 6 slots for users to add their favorite website. Each slot will then display a screenshot of the website. So what I want to do here is to grab the screenshot from the link input by users, for example, "http://www.google.com". Is it possible to do this with cocoa touch?
In case anyone want to have a similar function like this, I did find a way to do it but not sure whether it's the best way of doing it. Or maybe now there are libraries or plugins out there that provide this function already.
My solution
After users have entered a website url, you need to create a temporary UIWebView and load the url (do not make it visible to the users). After the UIWebView finished loading, you make the UIWebView visible and then take a screenshot, after that, make the UIWebView invisible again immediately (or simply destroy it). In this case, you will get the screenshot of that website and users won't notice what just happened.
My iPhone app has a home screen, with icons to various sections of the app. One of them opens a webview containing a simple tumblr blog. I'd like to be able to display the blog's "last updated" date underneath the icon. Not a super complex request...any ideas on doing this simply and easily?
Thanks!
Do you update the tumblr blog through the UIWebView or through a web service from your app? If from your app, then you know when the update was done and can store it in user defaults or some other place, and use that in a UILabel. If its from the web, then you wont know because it will have happened without any side effects to let you know of the update. If that is the case, you might see if there is a web service that lets you fetch the last update time and use that web service to get it and update your label that way.