Hi Nadja,
you are right, HTML is situable for all devices. But I want use some
hardware specifics like menue button or camera. For this I found no (simple)
HTML solutions. Thats's the reason for the Android App.
... Probably this solution require more work. ...
Not really. Less then 800 lines
You can use PhoneGap which provides javascript hooks into native
functionality.
http://www.phonegap.com
- Jackie
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Hi Peter,
thank you very much for your help!
I like HTML solution, because it is suitable for all devices.
With the second workaround you develop another kind of viewer, embedded in
an Android App. Probably this solution require more work.
I have seen the button 'GPS Pos'. Which API did you use
You can do GPS positioning with the HTML5 geolocation API. Most (all?) modern
browsers support this.
http://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source.html
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Hi Nadia,
I have the same issue and made 2 workarounds:
The first one is poor HTML with tow frames. One frame with a poor AJAX web
layout. No left, middle and no right side, only with the poor map. The
second Frame consists of some buttons to pan, zoom, take GPS position,
switching layer groups
Hi Nadia, Jackie,
I found the code from the file fusionSF.js. May I ask how to make it
workable in touch device like iPad?
/**
* Method: registerEvents
* Registers events on the popup.
*
* Do this in a separate function so that subclasses can
* choose to override
The AJAX viewer was designed at a time before modern touch-enabled devices
like the iPhone/iPad/Android had arrived on the scene so there is a very
likely chance that things work as expected on a touch-enabled device (as you
have undoubtedly found out)
Take a look at OpenLayers (of which MapGuide
Thank you for your answer, I hoped there were a workaround to handle touch
events. I've found a JavaScript that map touch events to mouse event, but I
don't know where is better to include it...
I'll take a look to OpenLayers, thanks.
Best Regards,
N.
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