webpopup and scaling question

#1

So I am using a webpopup in my app I am developing in android, and it works fine for the most part in the sim. I have not gotten to test it on a device yet(I need to pick up a phone and tablet), however my question, the web popup points to a website, not a local file and everything is huge. Like it is zoomed in, is there way I can tell the code to scale back somehow? I know you can do this using a local HTML file, but the page I am calling too is not local and on a web server that is continuously updated.

Thanks [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 335945[/import]

#2

Your webserver has to include a couple of bits in the <head> block. See:

http://developer.coronalabs.com/content/native-ui-features#Web_popup_scaling

and include those two blocks of code in your HTML. Now if you don’t have control of the HTML on the server you may have to get in contact with the person who does to have them add it. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 142947[/import]

#3

I no longer have access to that server. However is that the only way? Say for example I made another app that pointed to a website that did not have mobile forwarding, are we pretty much out of luck at this point? [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143091[/import]

#4

Any thing else would be pretty hackish. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143133[/import]

#5

Ok thanks for the feedback. I will try and find a work around. [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143195[/import]

#6

Your webserver has to include a couple of bits in the <head> block. See:

http://developer.coronalabs.com/content/native-ui-features#Web_popup_scaling

and include those two blocks of code in your HTML. Now if you don’t have control of the HTML on the server you may have to get in contact with the person who does to have them add it. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 142947[/import]

#7

I no longer have access to that server. However is that the only way? Say for example I made another app that pointed to a website that did not have mobile forwarding, are we pretty much out of luck at this point? [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143091[/import]

#8

Any thing else would be pretty hackish. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143133[/import]

#9

Ok thanks for the feedback. I will try and find a work around. [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143195[/import]

#10

Your webserver has to include a couple of bits in the <head> block. See:

http://developer.coronalabs.com/content/native-ui-features#Web_popup_scaling

and include those two blocks of code in your HTML. Now if you don’t have control of the HTML on the server you may have to get in contact with the person who does to have them add it. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 142947[/import]

#11

I no longer have access to that server. However is that the only way? Say for example I made another app that pointed to a website that did not have mobile forwarding, are we pretty much out of luck at this point? [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143091[/import]

#12

Any thing else would be pretty hackish. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143133[/import]

#13

Ok thanks for the feedback. I will try and find a work around. [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143195[/import]

#14

Your webserver has to include a couple of bits in the <head> block. See:

http://developer.coronalabs.com/content/native-ui-features#Web_popup_scaling

and include those two blocks of code in your HTML. Now if you don’t have control of the HTML on the server you may have to get in contact with the person who does to have them add it. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 142947[/import]

#15

I no longer have access to that server. However is that the only way? Say for example I made another app that pointed to a website that did not have mobile forwarding, are we pretty much out of luck at this point? [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143091[/import]

#16

Any thing else would be pretty hackish. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143133[/import]

#17

Ok thanks for the feedback. I will try and find a work around. [import]uid: 89054 topic_id: 35945 reply_id: 143195[/import]