ZilogZ80
Apr 1, 05:16 AM
Hello,
I have a PDF that I genereated using Adobe Acrobat Professional which have textboxes to get information and submit button to post data to database. It runs on a webserver and works great on windows and ie, netscape and etc..., when the page is loaded browser loads the pdfviewer shows file as expected but functionality is not there. Submit button on IPAD's PDF viewer does not show up at all as the main problem.
Anyone have a solution to this, will be great if the web app works on IPAD.
Thanks
You're dependent on the iPad's ability to process PDF forms - which is very poor, as you've discovered. Some standalone apps have this functionality (e.g. PDF Expert) but that doesn't help you with respect to your web app. I assume you are using Mobile Safari - possibly you might have more luck with one of the third party browsers like iCab or Atomic but to be honest I think they handle PDFs the same as Safari does.
Personally I would drop the PDF forms from the mobile version of your web app and just use normal HTML forms with PHP to handle the database submissions.
I have a PDF that I genereated using Adobe Acrobat Professional which have textboxes to get information and submit button to post data to database. It runs on a webserver and works great on windows and ie, netscape and etc..., when the page is loaded browser loads the pdfviewer shows file as expected but functionality is not there. Submit button on IPAD's PDF viewer does not show up at all as the main problem.
Anyone have a solution to this, will be great if the web app works on IPAD.
Thanks
You're dependent on the iPad's ability to process PDF forms - which is very poor, as you've discovered. Some standalone apps have this functionality (e.g. PDF Expert) but that doesn't help you with respect to your web app. I assume you are using Mobile Safari - possibly you might have more luck with one of the third party browsers like iCab or Atomic but to be honest I think they handle PDFs the same as Safari does.
Personally I would drop the PDF forms from the mobile version of your web app and just use normal HTML forms with PHP to handle the database submissions.
aznguyen316
Sep 14, 12:03 AM
I came on to here asking for that too. I already have a regular tripod for digi-point&shoot camera and works for the hand held camcorders - screw in on the bottom. So maybe if there's an ipod dock that uses a normal mini tripod dock screw that'd be really cool.
nm found some on ebay haha. some generic tripod mounts that fit various phones etc
just bought this for my tripod. They have auctions with tripods too for only a buck more.
tripod mount holder (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220655358527#ht_4545wt_1180)
nm found some on ebay haha. some generic tripod mounts that fit various phones etc
just bought this for my tripod. They have auctions with tripods too for only a buck more.
tripod mount holder (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220655358527#ht_4545wt_1180)
MacBytes
Mar 31, 10:55 AM
Category: Mac Websites
Link: Spymac.com has launched their auctions site. Members are able to sell anything from apples to oranges. (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20040331115525)
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Link: Spymac.com has launched their auctions site. Members are able to sell anything from apples to oranges. (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20040331115525)
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kperry8
Sep 28, 11:13 AM
First of all, I'm just going to assume that you're using Mac OS X only, and if you're not, just ignore my post :) .
The first step in repartitioning your drive is backing up all your data that you want, but seeing that you bought a new Mac, that might be nothing...
Second, take your Mac OS X install disk and put it in the computer and boot it up holding down the 'C' key. That will boot your computer from the CD.
As soon as you have control over the computer after bootup, go to the Installer menu (I'm not sure that's the one... it's whatever's between the Apple and Edit, if there's even an edit menu there...) and select "Disk Utility"
When that loads, select the "Partition" tag and then select your drive. It should be pretty apparant how to setup the partitions you want from there. My suggestion is to reserve about 4-5 gigs of the drive for your Mac OS X and some apps, and then you could partition the rest anyway you want. Either by subject, client, product, whatever... I'm not into graphic design so I don't really know...
Anwyays, after you've set that up, click Partition and it'll erase everything and repartition it for you.
Oh, and make sure that your OSX disk is an install disk not an upgrade disk! You won't be able to reinstall OSX after you partition if that's so...
Anyways, hope that helps. I'm sure others have some things to add or change, so listen to them :)
The first step in repartitioning your drive is backing up all your data that you want, but seeing that you bought a new Mac, that might be nothing...
Second, take your Mac OS X install disk and put it in the computer and boot it up holding down the 'C' key. That will boot your computer from the CD.
As soon as you have control over the computer after bootup, go to the Installer menu (I'm not sure that's the one... it's whatever's between the Apple and Edit, if there's even an edit menu there...) and select "Disk Utility"
When that loads, select the "Partition" tag and then select your drive. It should be pretty apparant how to setup the partitions you want from there. My suggestion is to reserve about 4-5 gigs of the drive for your Mac OS X and some apps, and then you could partition the rest anyway you want. Either by subject, client, product, whatever... I'm not into graphic design so I don't really know...
Anwyays, after you've set that up, click Partition and it'll erase everything and repartition it for you.
Oh, and make sure that your OSX disk is an install disk not an upgrade disk! You won't be able to reinstall OSX after you partition if that's so...
Anyways, hope that helps. I'm sure others have some things to add or change, so listen to them :)
eawmp1
Apr 11, 04:42 AM
Do you have an Express Card slot or an eSATA port?
Xtremehkr
Sep 16, 09:51 PM
Give me a few minutes, the headline let me to believe that you had already decided. Now I find out that it is a thread about which inexpensive card you should get. I am so confused.
Which one are you favoring?
Which one are you favoring?
Big D 51
Apr 30, 09:14 PM
Worked perfectly. As you mention, parallels gave me the option to run a virtual machine. Once I clicked this, it suggested bootcamp. It installed everything automatically and works perfect.
It was getting old having to restart every time if I had to use something in Windows.
Thanks.
It was getting old having to restart every time if I had to use something in Windows.
Thanks.
lickr
Oct 23, 09:17 PM
is really early? I'd like to go...but do we really need to get there 'early'??? I mean, this is AZ do people really care like we do??? This isn't the opening of a new Scottsdale night club...haha. Give me a time...I'll be there. Even tho 9A559 has been working out more than fine for me since it was seeded.
have you heard anything about how early you have to be to get a t-shirt?
have you heard anything about how early you have to be to get a t-shirt?
David G.
Jan 15, 12:21 AM
will it play doom?
No. But you can play doom while wearing them.:p
No. But you can play doom while wearing them.:p
Transporteur
Apr 30, 09:23 AM
Most certainly unregistered. My 2009 shipped with 6x2GB and those are unregistered chips. I don't expect any of the Apple ones to be registered but the 8GB sticks.
DJ.Guri
Oct 24, 10:46 PM
Hello. I'm a Japanese college student. And I tried to translate that article.
That says:
<Apple's new device is cell phone>
According to some sources, Apple is planning to release cell phone(maybe iPhone?). There'll be Bluetooth in it, and compatible with iCal and iSync.
Microsoft is going to join the markets of cell phone, and that may cause Apple to do so in autumn 2003.
However, that's only in U.S., not in Japan.
I am NOT good at writing English, but that won't be so different from the article.
I hope I could be your help.
That says:
<Apple's new device is cell phone>
According to some sources, Apple is planning to release cell phone(maybe iPhone?). There'll be Bluetooth in it, and compatible with iCal and iSync.
Microsoft is going to join the markets of cell phone, and that may cause Apple to do so in autumn 2003.
However, that's only in U.S., not in Japan.
I am NOT good at writing English, but that won't be so different from the article.
I hope I could be your help.
Eidorian
Aug 5, 04:27 PM
Stick with XP for the Windows version. It was enough of a pain to get it to run under Vista.
Otherwise, I only do GPU folding. 10,000 ppd is hard to beat.
Otherwise, I only do GPU folding. 10,000 ppd is hard to beat.
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Kidrobotik
Mar 4, 08:22 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (device; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8C148 Safari/6533.18.5)
mannnn anyone??? No one else has had this problem?
mannnn anyone??? No one else has had this problem?
CanadaRAM
Aug 11, 12:40 AM
They're downloading only the actual number of bytes (900 bytes)
The 4 K is an artifact of the hard disk formatting system, it's a 900 byte file in a 4096 byte pigeon-hole.
So 900 bytes will be transmitted, and what it occupies on the destination machine depends on the block size of that particular machine.
Thanks
Trevor
CanadaRAM.com
The 4 K is an artifact of the hard disk formatting system, it's a 900 byte file in a 4096 byte pigeon-hole.
So 900 bytes will be transmitted, and what it occupies on the destination machine depends on the block size of that particular machine.
Thanks
Trevor
CanadaRAM.com
LimeiBook86
Sep 17, 11:37 PM
Growing up my father had a Macintosh IIcx and we later had a Macintosh 7500. I believe we had the mousepad as long ago as the IIcx. I always thought it came with the PowerMac but I guess this makes more sense. :)
McGiord
Apr 18, 04:59 PM
Not sure if this helps, but have you updated the software to the latest version? MS released a Service Pack recently.
alphshuffel
Mar 30, 12:33 AM
Not only by drinking, forgot at your office table and your colleague will sell that in market, only if they are serious with you.
playcentric
Mar 7, 10:11 PM
4pm
cRuNcHiE
Apr 7, 07:01 AM
Possibly your hosts file is pointing to cydia instead of apple so apple can't properly authorise the upgrade?
romasaso
Apr 2, 03:56 PM
http://photos4.hi5.com/0139/038/807/BTLkmg038807-02.jpg
jdryyz
Feb 28, 06:25 PM
My first suggestion is to get a hold of a mini DVI to HDMI adapter and see if that port is affected as well.
If that doesn't work, try booting from your boot disc and or/resetting your PRAM.
Now that I think more about it, I do not even know how valuable resetting the PRAM is anymore these days. It doesn't have the same impact it used to.
I have a Mac Mini mid-2009 model, and I bought a Mini-display port to HDMI adapter to hook it up to my LED TV. I have used it over more than a year with XBMC with no problem.
Now, yesterday I unplugged the Mini-Display to HDMI adapter from my Mini because I needed the adapter for a presentation on my Macbook Pro.
Now when I returned home and plugged everything back as it original was, the HDMI output stopped working! TV says No Signal. I checked with different HDMI inputs on my TV. none worked.
I hook up my Macbook Pro with the cable and it works.. So is my Mac Mini suddenly broken!?
If that doesn't work, try booting from your boot disc and or/resetting your PRAM.
Now that I think more about it, I do not even know how valuable resetting the PRAM is anymore these days. It doesn't have the same impact it used to.
I have a Mac Mini mid-2009 model, and I bought a Mini-display port to HDMI adapter to hook it up to my LED TV. I have used it over more than a year with XBMC with no problem.
Now, yesterday I unplugged the Mini-Display to HDMI adapter from my Mini because I needed the adapter for a presentation on my Macbook Pro.
Now when I returned home and plugged everything back as it original was, the HDMI output stopped working! TV says No Signal. I checked with different HDMI inputs on my TV. none worked.
I hook up my Macbook Pro with the cable and it works.. So is my Mac Mini suddenly broken!?
iBookG4user
Feb 1, 01:25 PM
I have a similarly specced Mac Mini, stay on Tiger with it. Leopard slows down the computer significantly.
efoto
Sep 30, 09:10 AM
I meant a frame, not an A Frame.
Regardless does anyone have any ideas?
I realize this is later than you asked for, but here regardless.
In GoLive CS2, in the objects toolbar you can drag in a new object (smart I think) that is .swf, or perhaps it was create a new diagram and then drag the .swf object, not sure. Once that is in, in the properties for the object you would simply find all the related items to that file, then GoLive would transfer copies of them to the website directory and you should be all set. Have you tried the Adobe help for GoLive? I seem to remember this topic or something similar being in there....
Regardless does anyone have any ideas?
I realize this is later than you asked for, but here regardless.
In GoLive CS2, in the objects toolbar you can drag in a new object (smart I think) that is .swf, or perhaps it was create a new diagram and then drag the .swf object, not sure. Once that is in, in the properties for the object you would simply find all the related items to that file, then GoLive would transfer copies of them to the website directory and you should be all set. Have you tried the Adobe help for GoLive? I seem to remember this topic or something similar being in there....
Mudbug
May 25, 11:48 PM
I believe you can run up to 10.2.8 on a Beige, but I agree that it's getting a bit too old to be usable these days.
I'm comfortably running 10.2.8 on a beige 300 now - and other than it being a good bit slower than my other machines, it's quite usable. I do plan to replace it in the coming months (just waiting for new machines at this point) but I'll still keep it up and running at home for my kids.
there is a hack under development to allow you to run panther on the beige, but it breaks a few things in order to do so, so I've shy'd away from it for now. If they get it to work 100%, I might try it. Othewise... 10.2.8 forever.
unless there's a 10.2.9 ;)
I'm comfortably running 10.2.8 on a beige 300 now - and other than it being a good bit slower than my other machines, it's quite usable. I do plan to replace it in the coming months (just waiting for new machines at this point) but I'll still keep it up and running at home for my kids.
there is a hack under development to allow you to run panther on the beige, but it breaks a few things in order to do so, so I've shy'd away from it for now. If they get it to work 100%, I might try it. Othewise... 10.2.8 forever.
unless there's a 10.2.9 ;)