I try to build the latest GeckoView,but it can not show the web page,just blank. Anyone have meet the same problem?
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 5:36 AM, Mike Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: > On 17/10/2013 16:04, Bradford Lassey wrote: > >> Yup, seems like this is a good thing to add to the GeckoView API. >> >> -Brad >> >> On 10/17/13 4:49 PM, Michal Lower wrote: >> >>> Bradford Lassey <blassey@...> writes: >>> >>> If you are in fullscreen mode[1] you can lock the orientation using >>>> window.screen.lockOrientation(**) or window.screen.** >>>> mozLockOrientation()[2] >>>> >>> I've tried that but I can't get into full screen mode because it needs >>> to be >>> started from 'short user triggered event' and I want to host HTML5 based >>> game >>> inside my GeckoView and I need locked landscape orientation without user >>> interaction. >>> >>> So I look for one of the following: >>> 1) some way to trigger fullscreen mode from javascript without user >>> interaction >>> 2) way to disable processing of event that notifies Gecko that device >>> changed >>> screen orientation, I don't know where to look in the source for code >>> handling >>> screen rotation (native code?). >>> 3) mozLockOrientation documentation states that locking rotation is >>> allowed >>> outside fullscreen in webapps so maybe there is a way of adding >>> GeckoView as >>> another exception. It would make sense because Android interface >>> components >>> doesn't rotate by themselves, their container (ie. View) handles that. >>> >> > Opera Sphynx (a modded, embeddable Presto engine, née Oupeng) hacked > together a solution for this usecase using <meta name="oupengmobile"> tags > [1][2], where the content attribute could be "landscape", "portrait", > "lockrotation", "fullscreen", or "game" (can't remember what that > corresponded to). > > [1] > http://sphinx.oupeng.com/**articles/sphinx-application-**mode<http://sphinx.oupeng.com/articles/sphinx-application-mode> > [2] > http://sphinx.oupeng.com/**sphinxsample<http://sphinx.oupeng.com/sphinxsample> > > Not sure if a JS API is better than markup/<meta> (my personal preference > leans towards script), just pointing out how it's been done before. > > -- > Mike Taylor > Web Compat, Mozilla > > ______________________________**_________________ > mobile-firefox-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.mozilla.org/**listinfo/mobile-firefox-dev<https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mobile-firefox-dev> > -- http://pjq.me
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