Suppose I have a app which called opera j2me. Whenever I visit to abc.com it ask for a user name and password, after putting these details opera j2me prompt me to save user name and password in its manager. Now if I will edit opera j2me and add a script(2nd transparent window) to save any inputs which puts in opera j2me in a .txt file or any readable extension on phone memory or on cloud/server storage. Doesn't matter if second windows prompt to save details.
I have make it more clear in image below.
http://i.stack.imgur.com/Pzat4.png
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Is it not possible or what?
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I am trying to receive the user name on a mobile device. I have tried
Plugin.DeviceInfo;
but i get info only about the device. I need to get info about the name and the number that the user has. Any suggestions?
Getting the User name will not work with Plugin.DeviceInfo; Plugin. This plugin is used to access DEVICE INFORMATION, such as OS, Device type...
If you want to get the user name on Xamarin.Forms, you should do it separately on each platform and call the appropriate implementation with the Dependency Service.
HERE is a great blog post which describes fully how to get the user name of a device owner with Xamarin.Forms. I think it is exacltly what you are looking for.
I have simple one-line batch script that loads a wlan profile (xml) to make it easier for our users to connect to our secure wireless network. I still need the users to login, so the profile does not contain user credentials. When the profile is loaded, a Windows notification balloon pops up from the task bar (lower right corner) that says "Additional Information is needed to connect..." as expected. When you click on the balloon, you're given the login credentials pop-up. The title bar of the window is "Windows Security" and the inner title is "Network Authentication. Please enter user credentials". I have seemingly looked everywhere for a way to just open this credentials box instead of the user having to click the balloon. I've run process monitor and I can't find where it adds that balloon to the notification bar. I also cannot find what happens when I click on the balloon and the login prompt comes up. I figured I would be able to add a line to my script that will just skip the click on the notification balloon and bring up the login pop-up. Is it possible to trigger this box? I know I could create my own login box and pass the variables, but I would rather use the native feature if possible. Thank you.
I am using the new hosted content option in iOS6.
My question is - Does Apple charge the user even if the download fails ?
Or in other words do I need to let the user repurchase the product or just download it again ?
Thanks
Shani
First, the user is charged for the purchase and afterwards, he can download your hosted content.
We're having the following situation:
a web site requires the user to log on (let's call the site NPP)
after the user logon, some links on the site open in new browser windows (let's call the links ECR-s)
an application uses a WebBrowser control to browse the site; if a logon is needed, the application simulates the user logon
if the user clicks on an ECR link, a new browser window opens, but instead of displaying the content, it displays the site login page.
How can we make the browser automatically login to the NPP site in that scenario?
The answer came from a guy on MSDN forums (RudeDog2).
I've used the information from
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815714 and http://blogs.artinsoft.net/mrojas/archive/2008/09/18/newwindow2-events-in-the-c-webbrowsercontrol.aspx to implement the solution: now the new browser windows open in the same process and, consequently, they inherit the in-memory session cookie.
One caveat, though: the application must be built x86 (and not 'Any CPU'); if built 'Any CPU', either PDF files are not open in-browser, either 'invalid image' exceptions are raised.
I'm building a silverlight applicate thats quite big, it also requires users to login. I'm trying to work how to show a login form (username & password) before the rest of the silverlight application is loaded. So the user will see username & password which they can start entering there information, while the rest of the application is downloaded. Can anyone provide info or examples of how to achieve this ?
The best way to do this is with the Javascript API for Silverlight because you can't use managed code until the XAP file has loaded. Here's the example from Microsoft: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc903962(VS.95).aspx
As gabe points out you might be able to use the Javascript API to display a login screen as part of the standard splash screen operation in Silverlight. However I wouldn't recommend it. What happens if the user doesn't enter their details before the XAP has loaded?
I must admit I wonder whether this is really necessary. If you configure cache headers correctly on the XAP then subsequent visits to your application will should not have any significant download time.
Additionally if you use application library caching you can reduce the size of the XAP so that updates to the XAP will result in smaller downloads for existing clients.
Hence only first time users (or users that have cleared their cache or are returning after a long period) will see the splash screen for any extended period of time.