Hi, I have an idea for an app where I would submit a search string to a web page and then parse the data. Any tips on how I might submit the request? The search box is located on an ASP.NET web page. Is this even possible?
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Hello all,
I am working on a project for my university. They have a department that wants a mobile app developed for a website they hold.
The website is based in wordpress. I am not going to cope out and use a webview. Any tips or ideas of how to parse the website, they have an RSS feed for the info on the page.
I am thinking about building an RSS reading class and using it to parse the page within an activity.
So guys, i'm again working with tasker and i'm trying to get the source code of a web page, reachable only after logging in.
I tried to log in so far using HTTP post plugin (don't know if i can add link to market)
So, i post data to the login page, with 2 parameters and values (username and password). Notification says, "post succesful". I don't know why but in the %HTTPR variable i read "301" (HTML error i think, and i think it means Moved page o.o)
What am i doing wrong?
Hey all! I want to create my first app!
This app just displays a html page from the web.
But this webpage can be "filtered". So i want to give the user the opportunity to filter some details out of the html file...
can anybody help me? If there is someone who really can help me, i of course could also send you the html page and my more detailed way of thinking...!
Thanks in advance!
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Dear XDA Guys,
I need you guys support to create web browser app that only opens single website. For that i am planning to modify existing open source android web browser to display single site. So i can upload them to google play store as my personal app for my site.
I hope this thing already existing. Please suggest your ideas.
Hi,
I've tried making this inquiry in the normal support.google.com forums and (for no particular reason) then tried stackoverflow for the last couple days, but I get no replies. I've even asked for suggestions where to post this thread. Perhaps the topic is relevant here? If not, I'd appreciate a tip on where to move it. That said...
An HTML5 ePaper I read has a function that lets us open a single article and send a url/link in an email from that open article. When I hit the article's typical Android "share" icon, and then select "Use my browser's Email Client" from that form, I can choose Gmail or Outlook. The problem is that when I select Gmail, the url in the email gets truncated and doesn't work.
Here's an (imitation) url in the Outlook email that works:
https://news-paper.com/?publink=2c7e0cc11_2457643
Notice that there's a unique identifier (ie. "=2c7e0cc11_2457643") after the word "publink" in that url.
However, when I select Gmail to handle the newspaper article, the url in the email gets truncated and doesn't work. In an (imitation) email it looks like this:
https://news-paper.com/?publink
Notice there's NO unique identifier (ie. "=2c7..." ) after the word "publink" in the url.
Any idea what is going wrong here with Gmail truncating the url? I'd like to help the ePaper publisher's tech support people fix this, or better yet, give the link to this thread so they can discuss this coder to coder.
Again, please advise if there is a more appropriate venue to post this issue. I appreciate your help.
Regards...
P.S. I deleted the thread in support.gmail.com to prevent multiple search engine references to this same topic.
P.S. I deleted the thread in stackoverflow.com to prevent multiple search engine references to this same topic.