Maybe this will be of help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6058843/android-how-to-select-texts-from-webview/11952553#11952553
On Friday, October 12, 2012 8:27:29 AM UTC-4, Bijaya wrote:
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> hi Mike Jones,
>
> i ran through your post, i have also working on web view text selection
> and highl
This github project is very similar to what I'm doing in my app:
https://github.com/btate/BTAndroidWebViewSelection
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 6:27 AM, Bijaya wrote:
> hi Mike Jones,
>
> i ran through your post, i have also working on web view text selection
> and highlighting. i am not understand
hi Mike Jones,
i ran through your post, i have also working on web view text selection and
highlighting. i am not understand how to implement this.
i need some idea or sample example. can u please help me.
Thank you for your work
Bijaya Guin
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On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 5:51 PM, for android wrote:
> I have seen the WebView Demo for JS alerts and the uses.I have not been
> able to find out whether we could actually get a result of JS in the
> java-code.Anypointers?
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> Thanks!
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A quick workaround for this in Eclipse, is to set your application's
Run Configuration's Launch Action to "Do Nothing". Now when you press
the play icon to launch, it seems to just push the apk to the emulator
and not launch it.
Then you go in and click your app icon, and launch/relaunch behavior
Wow reading this first would have saved me a many, many hours.
It's not just WebView apps, but can be as simple as Hello,World. I
had a pretty complex app with intents in a tabhost that I thought was
the problem, whittled down to a simple tabhost app with Intents, down
to a tabhost with a view f
Hi Mark, thank you very much for your reply.
I have some more findings to report! Turns out it's not just
launching it from Eclipse that causes this behavior, but also
downloading the apk from the Android web browser, installing it, and
tapping the launch button.
I set up a basic hello world ap
UBZack wrote:
> I did a little poking around and I think I can DEFINITELY shine some
> light on this.
>
> Basically, I think the difference lies in the way Eclipse ports the
> apk to the emulator and launches it.
> It seems that eclipse ports the app to the emulator in such a way that
> each s
I did a little poking around and I think I can DEFINITELY shine some
light on this.
Basically, I think the difference lies in the way Eclipse ports the
apk to the emulator and launches it.
I just downloaded GeoWebOne from the AdvAndroid site, created an
Eclipse project out of it. No problems co
This doesn't make any sense, though. If you're inside in.read(), you should
be sleeping, waiting for the network transfer to complete. So the WebKit
thread *should* have some time to process your loadUrl() requests .
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 1:21 PM, j wrote:
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> Mark,
>
> I have a nastier so
Mark,
I have a nastier solution:
Put inside the while loop:
try {
Thread.sleep(100);
} catch (Exception e) {}
It works.
On Apr 6, 12:41 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> j wrote:
> > Mark, your suggestion makes sense. I tried it. I created a sep
j wrote:
> Mark, your suggestion makes sense. I tried it. I created a separate
> thread for downloading and uses a Handler to loadUrl instead of
> calling loadUrl directly.
>
> But the result is the same. The loadUrl executions get queued up. It
> appears the downloading thread seems to have
Mark, your suggestion makes sense. I tried it. I created a separate
thread for downloading and uses a Handler to loadUrl instead of
calling loadUrl directly.
But the result is the same. The loadUrl executions get queued up. It
appears the downloading thread seems to have priority over the Han
j wrote:
> I am writing a hybrid web/native app and ran into issue. My app
> downloads a music file via Java code, and needs to update a Javascript
> download progress bar in the WebView in real time.
>
> My understanding is the only way to call Javascript from Java is via
> the WebView's loadUr
j wrote:
> I launch my TestWebView activity. After my web page is loaded, I put
> the app in the background by pressing the Home key. Then I bring the
> TestWebActivity back to the foreground. Unexpectedly, TestWebView's
> onCreate() is called when I bring the activity to the foreground. But
>
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