When entering an email address in a field that Samsung Keyboard detects as an email textbox, once you've entered the '[email protected]' you're given 3 autocomplete choices for gmail.com, outlook.com, and yahoo.com. How could I modify that list to substitute my own domain?
PS: I know you can edit the user autocomplete dictionary, which I've done to have '@Shortcut' give my desired domain, but to get that to work, it must be preceded by a space - ie 'username @Shortcut' which then has to be edited to remove the space once autocompleted - which is annoying.
So any thoughts?
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Is there anyway to ignore an autocomplete suggestion list on-the-fly without adding the word to the dictionary? Specifically with URLs in the internet browser.
Problem:
I have a lower-level domain as a favorite in my internet browser. If I try to type the top-level domain into my address bar, it forces an autocomplete to the lower-level domain. The only autocomplete option is to my favorite.
Edit: apparently can't post url examples with less than 8 posts
Hello!
I am new into Android developing. I got some experience with WebView, though. I already managed to create a fullscreen WebView with hard coded URL, some features, etc.
What I want to do now is the following:
1) first, the user should get an address field when the app starts where he/she is able to type an own URL
2) then this field should disappear
3) after that WebView is loaded as usual, but in fullscreen mode without status of the device, etc
I am able to do 3), no problem here. What I don't get is how WebView handles this address field: I already made an application with a static address field and a go button. But this address field is there all the time. If I could fade it out somehow after an user typed the address it would also help, I think.
Hope to hear from you soon!
All the best
Apple iOS platform default email app will recognize address strings within the text body of an email and make the address string clickable. Options are then given to start Navigation via Apple maps
Trying to re-create that ability on Android. The android gmail app does not seem to auto recognize street address strings.
Any way to turn this on or is there another email app anyone is aware of that has this functionality.
Thanks,
Hello All,
I have a Taganize.com account and want to use it to add an auto dial button to my email signature on my smartphone so that those reading my email have easier time to make the call to me. EG: one tap instead of 10 taps.
So far I have done the following:
1. Created Folder 'My email signature'
2. Created tag with name 'Telephone #' and Target URL using URI tel:00-country code-area code-number (FYI: 00 replaces +)
3. When I go to this tags drop down menu and click 'view details' I can see the assigned url at the bottom of the box and copied it into my email message as a simple url.
4. When the receiving party receives my email they can click it and it actually dials my telephone number from their smartphone, so thats really cool.
5. But I want to add an icon to my email signature so this Taganize hyperlink can be associated to it.
6. Does anyone know a real good client that can do this for me please?
Thank you very much!
Hello,
Is possible to create bot which is possible to handle tasks below on my device please?
1. TRIGGER - email notification from selected email address contains selected string in the Subject.
2. Click on related Android application (not email client)
3. Make printscreen
4. Enter to gallery and share last printscreen to one selected Messenger group (or Enter to selected Messenger group and insert last printscreen there).
Purpose of bot:
In case of email notification received from selected email address contains selected string in the Subject bot automatically start selected application, make printscreen and send this picture to one Messenger group.