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What are the optimum/correct settings for a mobile app to cache on the mobile device?
1) Page Architecture?
2) AppCache Support (enabled)?
3) Image assigned to a button to display when tapped (attach image as an additional file)?
Once opened in the device Safari browser, we want the image that is displayed when #3 button is tapped, to appear w/o the need to download.
Suggestions?
2) Select AppCache Support
3) Without using any JavaScript I would put the image on a separate screen with a ‘go to screen’ assigned to the button and set the transition to fade, the image will cache to the device. That’s just because I’m lazy and I like doing the key captcha puzzles to submit.
Just had a thought, if you make the pages look identical, one with the image and one without no one would notice it was a different page.
By calling a screen rather than a URL, will the image be able to be enlarged with swipe and scroll finger motions?
The images are floor plans that need to be enlarged to view details.
probably not, there is something you can use for this but I’m not sure what it is, perhaps someone else can help you.
Thanks for the response.
Our problem is the images (zoomable), need to be cached so they can be view without any wifi or internet connection.
We are sniffing out javascript and jquery methods of doing this, which we hope would involve:
1) Putting the image call in an html area.
2) Adding the control file to the screen.
3) Adding the image file to the screen.That way, everything is set up for zooming images.
#2 might be able to be applied from the start page …
Will be experimenting with variations over the weekend.
