homescreen

As you know when you long press on the home screen, the phone shows up a list menu. You can add shortcuts, widgets, Folders, etc. I would like my app to be in the shortcut list. How can I do that? That functionality is already there by default, they just have to choose from the "Applications" list. You can't add directly to the main shortcuts list (it would get far too cluttered quickly), that's provisioned by the operating system and to my knowledge cannot be populated by a third party application. Shortcuts had existed since API level 1, and can be used by 3rd party apps as well. To add an

Gurus of SO I have a working web app which works well enough with Facebook Connect. But when I post the Web App to the Home Screen on iOS 4.3.4 & click on 'FB Login' in the app -> it triggers Safari to open up and I end up leaving the Home Screen view. Is there anyway to login from the Home Screen app itself and not trigger Safari? Thank you. Tried target="_webapp", target="_blank", etc none of those worked for me. This bit of javascript worked just fine for me: <a href="#" onclick="window.open('<put your facebook login URL here>','_parent'); ... It is doing this to verify the Facebook login

What's the difference between these two? Do they both launch Safari (with the exception that the home-screen doesn't show a URL/tool bar? I've found weird quirks that appear in home screen version..do they have different rendering engines? For example, mailto: doesn't work in home-screen mode, and there are some small rendering/css-styling bugs that don't appear if I visit my web application from mobile Safari. Thanks! Apple is using two different Runtime Environments for the Sarari Browser when launched as a browser or as a Homescreen app. The Homescreen environment suffers from multiple

In my program it adds a shortcut to the screen. I get the icon on the screen fine, but when I tap it, I get: 03-01 20:00:29.410: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(796): java.lang.SecurityException: Permission Denial: starting Intent { data=http://www.example.com/ flags=0x14000000 comp={com.isaacwaller.example/com.isaacwaller.example.ExampleCut} } from ProcessRecord{435c7398 796:android.process.acore/10005} (pid=796, uid=10005) requires null Do you know the problem? Thanks, Isaac I had something like this happen when I had accidentally duplicated the activity tag for one of my activities in my manifest. I

To start off, an image says thousand words: This takes place although getViewAt is called 4 items as my cursor size is. Here's the code: public class WidgetService extends RemoteViewsService { @Override public RemoteViewsFactory onGetViewFactory(Intent intent) { System.out.println("Factory"); return(new WidgetViewsFactory(this.getApplicationContext(), intent)); } } The widget provider: public class WidgetViewsFactory implements RemoteViewsService.RemoteViewsFactory, LNTConstants { private Context context = null; ArrayList<DBItemModel> items; public WidgetViewsFactory(Context context, Intent