I made a webview.addjavascriptinterface(geo, "geo"); to access the geo class from javascript, and, in the html-javascript I write: --------- function successCallback(p){ document.write("helo"); }
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I am currently trying to integrate a live search functionality in android. I use a customized Autocomplete widget. The widget itself provides me with a threshold to only start a query after a certain amount of characters have been typed in. But what I also want is that a query only starts, say if a user has stopped typing for 2 seconds.
As I load my contents with a AsyncTask I tried blocking the doInBackground function by calling Thread.sleep() right at the beginning. If the user would then continue typing the program would look after an existing task, cancel it and start a new one. This was my idea. But it doesn't quite work the way I expected. Sometimes it sends out queries even if the user is still typing, sometimes queries are canceled after the users stopped typing. Do you have any ideas on this or maybe a better way to solve this? Here are the code snippets:.....................
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 loadUrl method.
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I have found that there is a significant lack of documentation of WebView's ability to communicate with Java via WebView.addJavaScript() method. First, the debug document http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/debug-tasks.html#Debugg... appears to no longer work. Second, what object types should we expect when going to and from JavaScript. I have done some trial and error and it appears that complex types can cross the boundary, for example java.util.Vector. However when a Java method returns a byte array to JavaScript it has a type of undefined and I have been unable to coerce it to any other type. Finally, there is great potential with this interface and with some more attention we could go far.
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And this is how i call it from java . code...
I have a WebView in my activity opening html file, containing a simple javascript. My problem is that the webview opens the html file, but doesn't execute the javascript. When i open the file from web browser, and not from my app, it executes the javascript correctly. What could be the difference? Are there any different settings for running javascript?
Here is my file:
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There is a HTML page that has a javascript function in it.This function returns a frame with a random picture. Is there a way to call this function and get the HTML code that is hidding? (So i get the image)
Exactly i want to get a html stream from GoogleServices.js
by calling:
GS_googleAddAdSenseService("ca-pub-YOU
RPUBIDHERE");
GS_googleEnableAllServices();
GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-YOURPUBIDHERE", "ADSLOT_NAME_HERE");
GA_googleFetchAds();
GA_googleFillSlot("ADSLOT_NAME_HERE");
I have a JavaScript function which returns a value and i want to use that value in my Android program.
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Well, the following source code works fine for me (http:// whyandroid.com/android/206-using-webviews.html):
This is not called on the UI thread. Post a runnable to invoke
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My problem now is to use a parameter for the JavaScript function.
Let's assume I've got some XML (just like AJAX somehow).
I need to escape it just like the iPhone / Objective-C command stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString does.
I'm debugging a Javascript+HTML app. All the content is in ./assets.
The app works fine in Firefox, Safari and iPhone (over the web).
But in the WebView, I only get: D/WebCore (626): Console: undefined line: 0 source: undefined
I need to debug this code. Could I either: - enable more debugging in the WebView? though I think this needs to be done in the framework. or: - set up a desktop WebView equivalent where I can run a Javascript debugging tool?
I want to get a return value from javascript in android. With Iphone, i can do it, but Android, i can't. I use loadUrl but return void not object.
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These javascript
When I press a button on the webview I have to read the "iPhoneStatus" value and close the webview screen and decide the result.
I wrote these codes in my .java class
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But it never go in the onJsAlert method, is there any way to evaluate the value of GetStatus()
I used webView to show javaScript,one image was included in the javaScrip,but the webView not run the image on the contrary appear a "?"image.
My code:
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I put android_normal.png and android_waving.png in the assets and drawable folder
My app uses a WebView widget to load ads from Google AdManager. AdManager gives you an HTML snippet, which is 90% javascript to call their server for the image to load.
I put their html snippet into a string and use String.format to add in several variables that AdManager requires.
I enable javascript on the WebView (webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);)
I load the string into the WebView (webView.loadData(myString, "text/html", "UTF-8");
result: the ad never loads (although the WebViewClient shows serveral .js resources loading).
If I take that exact string and create a file and then use webView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/test.html"), the image loads properly.
Why would loadUrl work but loadData does not?
I've verified that javascript is running. I injected a little script to write out a text string and it works.
I am very new to both android webkit and javascript. I have a web page with 3 links (say A,B,C). When I open that page on my PC browser(Chrome), and click on the links, A opens in the same browser window whereas B and C pops up a new window. In my application I am loading the original URL in a WebView. I have implemented my WebViewClient and overridden the shouldOverrideUrlLoading. I am getting the call to shouldOverrideUrlLoading whenever I click on A, but not getting it when I click on B or C?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have this simple HTML that I load into an Android WebView (SDK version 1.5)-
<html>
<body onload="nomethod()">
<h1>Hello World</h1>
</body>
</html>
Function nomethod() doesn't exist but the LogCat doesn't display any error. It seems that any exception that isn't caught cannot be traced. how can I handle or trace uncaught exceptions?
I put a webview in my application to visit a webpage which includes some javascript functions, my purpose is when users click a link in the webpage, it will start a new activity in the application. I've written "webSettings.setJavaScriptEnabled(true);" in my source codes.
It works well in most of the time, however sometimes it doesn't work, there is no response when users click, and I don't know why because the environment is not changed at all.
I'm trying to very quickly port over an html application with plays sound (with soundmanager2) to a native android app using WebView. From my research, I haven't seen any evidence that sound, such as mp3s, can be played via javascript or any other methods using WebView.
My goal now is to quickly port over the html app and then eventually create a truely native application without using WebViews.
If anyone has been able to successfully implement playing audio using WebViews and Javascript or if this is just not possible at this time.
I have put HTML document into a string variable and load it by using webView.loadDataWithBaseURL(null, htmlString, "text/html", "utf-8", null).
After that, I tried two ways and want to execute javascript function "exec()" by using
1. webView.loadDataWithBaseURL(null, "javascript:exec()", "text/ html", "utf-8", null) -> This will overlap the content of previous "htmlString" and shows "javascript:exec()" on the screen.
2. webView.loadUrl("javascript:exec()") -> There will be "Can't find variable: exec line: ..." in Logcat
I have tried to output "htmlString" to a file located in sdcard, and tried to use webView.loadUrl("file:///sdcard/xxx/a.xhtml") + webView.loadUrl("javascript:exec()").
And...it fails again! how to execute javascript function after loading html content by "loadDataWithBaseURL"?
I am creating an Android-Phonegap app using Eclipse IDE. I have created an HTML file containbing an image and 2 buttons. I have written the following code inside html file.
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<HTML lang="en">
<HEAD>
<meta charset="utf-8"/>[code]....
When I run my app on Android emulator and click the buttons, I get Uncaught reference error in file. the say, "zoom and zoomOut" is undefined.t does not produce any of the dialog boxes.
Given that scripting is not natively supported in Android and wrapping libraries like javax.script.ScriptEngine into your app will make it too large, is it possible to send a javascript string to an invisible WebView and have it evaluate the string and return you the results (another string)?
I want to go this route because I want to save all my scripts to disk so my app can remain small.
I am developing an application with Webview. The web app that runs inside the Webview is loaded from internet, and it is a single HTML file. I use javascript for showing and hiding the divs, depending on the section button the user had tapped on.
The problem is simple: after a little while (this time period seems to be random), javascript stops working inside the Webview object. Then, after a few seconds (10-30 seconds), javascript works again. It doesn't work any javascript. Nothing.
The strange thing is that the problem only happens when the application runs in a HTC Desire. I tested it in two different HTC Desire, and the problem happens in both devices. I tested it in a Motorola Milestone, in a HTC Hero and under emulator (1.5,1.6,2.1) and the application works fine, no error at all.
The problem happens using Wifi or mobile network.
I tried the debugger, but "Dev tools" crashes when I tap in "Development Settings". I also tried to compile the application for debugging under Eclipse, but adb does not show me info about the WebView object.
The HTC Desire firmware version is 2.1-update1. Kernel version: 2.6.29-3cb3dfbf. Build number: 1.15.161.4 Webkit 3.1
I'm not highly familiar with javascript but I think this is the best way to accomplish my purpose. If not, please correct me. I have a licence text 2 buttons at the end. All of this is written in HTML in a WebView because there are some links in the licence. Now, I want that when the user clicks the "ok" button in the WebView, this triggers some javascript or listener that I can grab in Java to fire an Intent to go forward in the application. (The cancel button would do the opposite, but if I know how to do one, I can do the other. Does this rings any bell to someone? Any explanation or sample code is welcome.
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Code:
window.android.log(base64_decode(emails[i]));
var test = JSON.parse(base64_decode(emails[i]));
and the results:
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I have tried using JSON2, and JQueries parseJSON function; both have returned the same error;
I've been following a discussion on the apparent lack of JavaScript and Java on Android browsers. One of my hot button applications requires either JavaScript or at least the ability to run a .jar file in order to save data. No one in the other discussion has been able to find a Android browser capable of supporting this application (TiddlyWiki)..
View 12 Replies View RelatedWhy below code is throwing nullPointer exception in last line (when accessing javaInterface.mValue) This line through NullPointer, so basically it is not being set. even though the javascript is correct and has been verified using FireBug that it returns expected string.
There are few lines above this code chunk but it is irrelevant this problem
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