I am developing a Web Application (not Android Native App) for mobile browser. How do you launch the Android Native camera using a web application on the android browser?
I am currently referring to the following camera tutorial. It works on desktop browser but not on Chrome mobile browsers because only Opera Mobile 12.0 supports getUserMedia.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://davidwalsh.name/browser-camera
http://caniuse.com/stream
I guess it is possible because if I access Facebook through my android browser (Not Facebook App), I can launch the phone native camera. Any help with the syntax to launch the android phone camera using HTML and Javascript will be great?
You can create an intent:// URL that will trigger the native camera app. But that just launches this native app. There is no back channel that returns the taken picture to your web app.
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I am having an HTML iframe which is hosted in both Android application in device and in browser.
User can access the iframe using mobile browser using crome or through Android application.
Is it possible to detect the difference using the html/js for Android app or Android web?
Thanks in advance.
I am developing a Cordova(Phonegap) hybrid project for Android and IOS platforms using jquery mobile framework I have tried using javascript version of affectiva but it does not detect camera(I have also installed cordova camera plugin) and i get the call back message camera denied. Any suggestion on how to enable affdex.CameraDetector to recognize device camera? Thanks
Currently the Javascript version of Affectiva's SDK does not work on mobile devices. This should change with a future release.
I am testing this simple piece of code coupled to an equally simple node.js server script:
<script>
var connection = new WebSocket('ws://materiali.c-s-m.it:9090');
connection.onmessage = function (message) {
alert(message.data);
console.log("Got message", message.data);
};
</script>
to the objective of inserting it into a phonegap app. When I connect to it by a standard browser it works with Chrome on Windows and on the Windows phone and Android (it shows the pop-up and the access is registered on the server log), but not on the iPhone both with Safari, Chrome and the PhoneGap app.
I have divergent information about WebRTC support on the browsers. Some founts report its support by WebKit integrally, others not at all.
What is the real situation, how may have it working on the iPhone and more importantly on the PhoneGap app for all the platforms?
By installing Crosswalk by Cordova the service now works both on WindowsPhone and Android by means of the PhoneGap developer app. Unfortunately it does not work on iOS.
I'm working on a web application and I need to be able to access my computer's camera in Safari much like Firefox and Chrome are able to through the use of getUserMedia. What is Safari's way of handling native camera access when on a desktop? Do I need to use flash or can I use html/javascript?
I am experimenting with Sammsung Smart TV Javascript SDK and wonder that I cannot open Links in System browser.
I have found this Samsung Smart-TV SDK Internet Browser not available which is not what I want because it is not possible to navigate in this window via TV remote control.
Samsung doesn't give web browser in their SDK because the actual application also cannot open the web browser, so there is no point to bring web browser to SDK.
Developing the TV Apps is little different with mobile apps, in the mobile we can bring our ordinary website and put them on webview or html viewer because the navigation for click and else is same with desktop browser. but in TV apps you should utilize the remote control as the main input.