Le 30/09/2014 19:38, Dietrich Ayala a écrit :
> Thanks Julien. No vibration ever happens.
>
> The only way I ever see any reaction on the device is a single blink of the
> LED when I am holding voldown+sleep with battery removed and then plug into
> USB.
As far as I remember, this is a symptom
You may also want to look at:
https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/tree/master/dev_apps
specifically contacts-ds-provider1 and contacts-ds-provider2
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I am not sure this is the best way but I found similar code somewhere but do
not remember where :)
I got this to work with Facebook using:
pickLogin.onclick = function () {
var ruri =
"https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id={myid}&redirect_uri=https://www.facebook.com/con
I understand conceptually how to perform OAuth2 via an iFrame and I've done it
before. What I can't figure out is how to redirect back to the app.
Can someone give a working example or a link to a *simple* github repo?
I imagine the flow to be something like this:
w = window.open("/oauth-open.h
Hi!
(Replies to dev.tree-management please)
The A-Team's Treeherder project [1] has completed its next milestone:
The sheriff team [2] is now using it to monitor repository code health
instead of TBPL [3].
A massive thanks to all of the developers [4] who have worked hard [5]
to get us to t
Hey Freddy,
There are 2 locations on a device that a webapp might exist.
For user builds, all of the apps which ship with the device are stored in
/system/b2g/webapps
For eng builds, all of the apps which ship with the device are stored in
/data/local/webapps
Apps installed from marketplac
Hi Lionel,
It looks like you already have some people helping you with that bug. You might
also try the dev-marketplace mailing list, or the #marketplace channel on irc.
People in this mailing list (dev-b2g) are usually more concerned with Firefox
OS handset issues, and tend to know less about
Hi Jan,
Matchstick is inviting app developers who will commit to building and porting
apps for Firefox OS on Matchstick to apply for a free developer-preview device
through the Matchsticks for Apps program.
http://www.matchstick.tv/developers/register.html
Or you may back the project on kicksta
Thanks Julien. No vibration ever happens.
The only way I ever see any reaction on the device is a single blink of the LED
when I am holding voldown+sleep with battery removed and then plug into USB.
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Hi,
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/09/matchstick-brings-firefox-os-to-your-hdtv-be-the-first-to-get-a-developer-stick/
How are we supposed to get one of these as Firefox OS contributors?
Jan
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Le 30/09/2014 16:06, Kartikaya Gupta a écrit :
> For those of you out there like me, using ./build.sh and ./flash.sh to
> do local dev builds and full-flashing the device: note that this
> doesn't update your base image, and so you might still be using the
> old JellyBean-based base image. As dhyla
Tony Chung schrieb:
Francis and Wesley from the TAMs team will communicate the wish list of what
should be fixed in the next version of the flame base image. So far, these
are the requests that i’m hearing:
* include flash.bat for windows users
* emergency rescure tool in MDN not work, eith
Hi all,
Since few days I'm trying to publish my packaged app on the Firefox OS Market
place but I've got a "validation timeout" error.
My package was huge (110Mb) but even with a drastic reduction to 25Mb, I've got
the same issue.
I've described the issue here [1] but I would like to know if som
For those of you out there like me, using ./build.sh and ./flash.sh to
do local dev builds and full-flashing the device: note that this doesn't
update your base image, and so you might still be using the old
JellyBean-based base image. As dhylands and viralwang explained to me,
in order to actu
Hello everyone,
I have tried many times on building one firefox for raspberry PI platform, but
I am always failing.
0. git clone ...;config.sh rpi; #have a nap... build.sh;
ERR1. /usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64.../ when
searching for -lstdc++ #and lgcc balabala
mySolution1
Hi,
I was trying to poke the device in a more or less unexpected way:
Pull an application.zip, make some modifications and push it back. Then
reboot.
The idea was for me to have a small script that keeps track of my
personal modifications (i.e, removing or adding options from
search/providers.jso
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