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Feb 02 14:18:53 <Semanticfire> I was wondering if there is a interface on enyo. to browser through installed kinds
Feb 02 17:42:31 <trex005> Hello enyoers, In the android browser, the address bar does not collapse for my app.  The only reason I could think of is that since there are no scroll bars, the browser doesn't see the app as needing more room.  Is there any way to get the browser to go into full screen like it seems to do with EVERY other website?
Feb 02 17:50:42 <GodGinrai> there should be a way, but since I haven't tested any of my apps in the android browser, I do not know how
Feb 02 17:56:34 <Cage1___> i think the trick they use to get the address bar collapsed for other websites cannot be used for enyo apps
Feb 02 17:57:28 <Cage1___> basically, the android hack doing a scroll down of sorts, but because enyo apps are taking the viewport and capturing the scrolling, it doesn't scroll down
Feb 02 17:57:52 <Cage1___> they may be a way around but i havent figured it out
Feb 02 18:07:46 <GodGinrai> trex005: this sounds like it might have the answer to your problem: http://forums.enyojs.com/discussion/454/windows-phone-7-5-quirks
Feb 02 18:08:03 <GodGinrai> read issue 1
Feb 02 18:08:13 <GodGinrai> you probably just need that <meta> tag
Feb 02 18:41:14 <trex005> GodGinrai: what would you specify the viewport as?  Or would I need to somehow have a server side script that could identify all user agents and deal out the appropriate size for each?
Feb 02 19:25:58 <GodGinrai> trex005: you don't specify the viewport "as" something
Feb 02 19:26:25 <GodGinrai> that meta tag tells the browser to use the device's width as the width, and same for the height
Feb 02 19:37:35 <trex005> GodGinrai: Gotcha! I totally confused it
Feb 02 19:37:59 <GodGinrai> :)
Feb 02 19:40:06 <trex005> hmmmmm that didn't seem to do the trick. :(
Feb 02 19:46:13 <GodGinrai> hrmmm :\
Feb 02 21:23:31 <trex0051> I know this is not an enyo specific question, but I assume you guys would know.  What is the best way to access the actual file contents (binary) of a file selected with input type='file'?  I actually want to push it via my app over socket.io if that matters.
Feb 02 21:26:32 <dmanderson> what kind of file trex0051, binary stuff in JS isn’t much fun
Feb 02 21:26:46 <trex0051> usually images
Feb 02 21:27:08 <dmanderson> Images you can get easily get base64 string
Feb 02 21:28:08 <trex0051> the only way I've read to do that is FileReader.getAsDataURL() which is apparently depricated :(
Feb 02 21:28:36 <trex0051> also, I'm going to be writing the files as binary on the server, so I'd need a way to convert back reliably
Feb 02 21:28:37 <dmanderson> canvas has toDataURL() method
Feb 02 21:31:53 <trex0051> I would think that sending a file over socket.io would be really simple :)
Feb 02 21:46:58 <Cage1___> trex0051: yes that wont work. because the viewport for enyo is the size of the screen minus address bar.
Feb 02 22:05:41 <Semanticfire> I was wondering if there is a interface on enyo. to browser through installed kinds
Feb 02 22:29:02 <dmanderson> Semanticfire, I don’t think so
Feb 02 22:43:10 <Semanticfire> I mean a pi
Feb 02 22:43:13 <Semanticfire> argh
Feb 02 22:43:14 <Semanticfire> api
Feb 02 22:43:21 <dmanderson> I want some pi
Feb 02 22:43:43 <Semanticfire> where is the result of enyo.kind() going
Feb 02 22:43:54 <Semanticfire> and can I run queries over that ?
Feb 02 22:49:19 <Semanticfire> I'll ask again tomorrow ;)
Feb 02 22:49:21 <Semanticfire> need sleep now ;)
Feb 02 22:51:14 <dmanderson> Most of them you can see in enyo._kindCtors
Feb 02 22:51:17 <dmanderson> have a good night!
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