I'm building a HTML5 & phonegap based mobile app for a city. I want when user click "restaurants" button it automatically shows the list of restaurants and map , same with hotels too .
any solutions for that
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I have a use case where I would like to leverage some existing pages from a Shopify powered store inside an Ionic Framework v6 React iOS / Android App (on web we will simply redirect to the appropriate subdomain). Unfortunately, Shopify has their iFrame options set to Deny so using an iFrame is not an option.
Image of where the Shopify Store should show up in my app
I've looked at the various flavors of inAppBrowser, and while this allows me to show the page, its a pretty jarring non-native app experience. What I really want is an Ionic React Component for Native that will allow me place a webview under my control constrained to a certain viewport of the page.
Ionic Portals are targeted at Native developers with fully native code bases but actually show this use case on the home page:
Image of Ionic Portal webview inside Native Tab Bar Application
I know portals are pretty new and I haven't seen any documentation about this but is it possible to use them inside of an Ionic React App to accomplish the behavior I want (or something in inAppBrowser or another plugin that I've missed?)
My react app has a page that has input fields and buttons on it. The website works on mobile browsers, however on iOS in the Instagram in-app browser, whenever a user clicks on an input field and the keyboard shows the user is unable to click back into the text field or the button on the page.
What's the best way to be able to test and debug my website in the iOS instagram in-app browser?
I Want to use Uber Ride Requests via click on icon or button in my mobile application which is in ionic-angularJS so if user want he can book his Ride using from my mobile application.
That can be done with a cordova plugin, called StartApp (https://github.com/lampaa/com.lampa.startapp).
You will need to know the schema for both Android and iOS of the app that you want to open.
This link might be useful:
http://www.gajotres.net/how-to-launch-external-application-with-ionic-framework/
I want to display some magnolia responsive page in a mobile app through a webview.
In this case I want to hide some section (branding and footer). Is it possible to hide some of these section by passing some parameter to the http url?
To hide some sections, you can configure variation of the template rendering that section for mobile channel and have the template render nothing for mobile channel.
To force mobile channel on desktop you can append ?mgnlChannel=smartphone to the url.
I've created a basic web app and it has a little "click here to add to home screen" pop up that appears if it's not in stand alone mode (i.e. not on your home screen already). I have a basic registration system that emails the users links to the app but now noticed that if they open the link from their iOS Gmail app the bottom bar with the options menu doesn't appear but the pop up still will.
Are there any device, browser, or navigator properties I can pull to detect I'm within the Gmail app and not in the Mobile Safari browser app itself? Thanks.