Is there a way to disable what url is loading with webkit/webview. I don't want the user to know the web address that is loading.
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Hello, just got my new MDA working and set up internet. Seems to work OK on most pages, but I can't access my firm's email on MS Outlook Web Access. Instead of getting a pop-up box to enter my user id and password, I just get: "Error: Access is denied," as if an incorrect password had been entered.
I saw this on another forum but don't quite understand what I need to do to "allow window.open to work":
"Pop ups are usually implemented using window.open. IE Mobile will support window.open only if the user directly initiates an action that causes script to call window.open. For example, if the page has a link and script to open a new window when that link is clicked, window.open will work when the user clicks the link. But if the page’s script calls window.open on an onload event, window.open will not work. So pop ups are prevented. When window.open is allowed to work, it will load content in the same window because IE Mobile does not support multiple windows."
Does this mean my OWA won't work because the popup is an onload event? Help, please.
I have an e shop at kingeshop. I bought this phone only to go on the web on my admin interface.
I tried on IE mobile and opera. Sometime it work, sometime not, it says i didn't write the good password or email or security code but i check and it's good.
With IE:
When it work i can go on the main page and when i want to go for example on the products page, IE goes to the connection page and i have to write again passwords and all... and i can't access the other pages.
with opera: i can view the other page but i can't modify products or delete products.
i bought the phone only to do that when i'm not at home.
anyone can tell me if there is a way to solve this problem?
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do i have to post it somewhere else?
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Hi all,
I hope someone can help me with my problem. At the university if someone wants to use the wireless internet a login is required first. You have to open a browser windows, type the URL and before you can see the first page you have to enter your identifier and password. After that you can use the internet until you turn off your wifi. The next time you turn it on you have to login again. Sometimes I just want to check my mails and I don't want to wait until Opera Mobile loads and go to a page, login, close opera and check mails in Outlook. Is there a way to write some kind of script what I just have to run and after succesfully login it just closes itself? If it's not a difficult thing can someone write such a script or tell me how to do that? I have a KS20 with WM 6.5.
Thx,
István
Please help as this is driving me insane!
I have a telstra hd2 with the 3 official patches.
Opera mobile is repeatedly having an issue where trying to access the internet with it results in "Connection closed by remote server" error most times. All addresses except the wap.telstra.com addresses work fine in internet explorer.
Example: www.google.com.au
Opera reports Error! Connection closed by remote server
IE displays the google search page.
Please help to resolve this issue.
which version of opera?
do telstra use a proxy?
does it happen on both data and wifi?
opera 9.7 build 35577
Unsure about proxy server, dont see a proxy setting in the opera settings page.
the hd2 is my only acess point to the internet
I just found out this: launch Opera.
Open the Preferences Editor by typing opera:config in the address bar of Opera (remove any 'http' or 'www' first so that it ONLY reads opera:config) and hit go.
Scroll down to "Proxy" settings. enter your proxy server address. I put it in ftp,http and https. Click the check boxes below that to enable these. Click on "Save". should work then.
That's all I know so far... hope it works for you.
Colin Chee.
Hi,
I'm a bit of a noob at all this. I've been experimenting with a test app that involves using a WebView to access a service via a website. The site as it is normally browsed is not very mobile friendly, and has no mobile equivalent. It doesn't use a simple authentication system and there are no APIs or nice friendly XML web services from which I can pull data. The service requires users to login and input random letters from their password in order to authenticate, along with an SSL handshake, the web browsers session ID forms a part of the authentication process. It is impossible to get a user logged in and pull data without using a web browser basically.
The test app I have built uses an invisible webview, and when a page finishes loading it injects javascript that enables XPath in the WebView so that the app can pass user inputs and data from the app's UI to input boxes in the invisible webview. So basically, what I want to do is load a page, analyse the contents of the page, and build a mobile-friendly UI for the user to interact with, and present the data from this service nice and easily on the move. It would probably run like ass over a standard GPRS connection, but in areas with 3G and HSDPA - I think it could be useful.
Now to achieve this - I can either have *one* activity, and program a loop whereby when a page has loaded the app dynamically rebuilds the layout(s) in that activity (I'm not entirely sure I know how to do that).... OR I can try and save the webview state and pass the webview between activities. That would be much easier, because I could build activities ready-made for certain eventualities.... Is passing a webview between activities possible?