I have one silverlight application when I load the application from prod server then the default loader splash screen not displaying but only white screen are there not default Silverlight loader.
What cause this? Or how can I rid of this?
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When I click on Postman native windows app to open it shows the following UI but does not load.
How to fix it?
Right click on the installed app icon and enter the following in Target
C:\Users\xxxx\AppData\Local\Postman\Update.exe --processStart "Postman.exe" --process-start-args="--disable-gpu"
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Hi I am developing MFC windows application,in that i call webpage using webBrowser control,Actually in web page we use lot of script based on CSS3, My agent run the application on windows xp system, if open in webBrowser control by default call Microsoft IE browser8. so it block the script. so i need to use chrome in webBrowser control.
So how to change ?
Note:Need to open inside windows application,not open outside browser.
I have a desktop application built in C++ that at one point opens a website in an MFC WebBrowser Control. I built this website myself and it looks perfect on standalone IE11 but when it loads on the WebBrowser Control there are some issues with a font not loading. This font provides some icons for the site.
I'm using the META tag to force IE to render in IE11 and that's working fine. I just don't know why this font isn't loading on the WebBrowser Control.
How can I debug this? The dev tools don't work here so I don't see a way to confirm the font is loading in the first place. Can the WebBrowser Control be configured to allow DevTools? I read the documentation but I didn't find any mentions of that.
Any ideas? Thanks.
Just getting into this ionic framework. build an simple app with just a tab and menu, deploy to android phone. it seems like it takes a good 3 seconds to load. the black screen last for 3 seconds then the app shows. I also try the ionicview app from ionic. similar experience. my question is, is it just something I missed or it's just one of the draw back of this kind of hybrid app? it make sense that the webview need to load and parse the js and html then render the UI.
Crosswalk provides a bundled Chrome Webview with the app, resulting in better performance and predictability. It helps a lot on older Androids and also speeds up the newer phones.
I've just developed my first Google Glass app (Android Studio) and I was hoping you all might help me work through a problem. I initially developed the app for Android and made the necessary modifications to be able to target Glass (a few updates to the manifest and a few new xml files). The app installs and runs just fine on Glass, with the exception of one quirk: the app icon and title are overlaying the top ~20% of the Glass display, like a title-bar banner.
Is there something that needs to be added/subtracted from a typical android development environment to disable this overlay?
Sorry I don't have a screenshot. I can try to figure out how to capture one on Glass if it helps.
I got to the bottom of if.
Remove app title bar android
I failed to put the android:theme="#android:style/Theme.NoTitleBar" declaration in the correct place in the manifest.
Thank you.