12/27/2011, 11:53 AM
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Ok I see the pdf attachment, but it won't open on the touchpad, which also means I can't save as to open elsewhere. Bleah. Mailed it to myself, so I won't be able to look at it til next week.
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12/27/2011, 11:57 AM
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wait, I got it from the email. From the browser it tries to open it in Quickoffice, and fails. That's dumb, why would I want to open a pdf in quickoffice?
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01/29/2012, 03:53 AM
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New update will be available on the feed soon. Alternatively, in the meantime, you can install the .ipk from http://www.webosnation.com/filemgr-service
v2.0.8 - January 29, 2012 - Now uses AUSMT for .patch file installation
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02/11/2012, 09:32 PM
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having the same problem right now...maybe dependant on ausmt scripts?
just meta doctored my vzw pre2 to 224, trying to reinstall everything. how do i live without internalzz!! systoolsmanager won't install either. error talks about precentral.net maybe because it's "webosnation" now? it means not just internalz, but top bar patches that involve flash and "advanced reset options" EDIT: no replacement for looking at forums on a computer, jason answered this question 2 posts above mine. shame on me for not reading farther back i guess. glad i didn't tweet at him and make myself look like a COMPLETE idiot. Last edited by videogmike; 02/12/2012 at 07:20 AM. |
02/12/2012, 05:37 PM
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Jason -
Have you considered modifying FileMgr to Enyo? I'm a developer and have been extremely annoyed by the lack of FTP Apps available for my TP. I've written a UI for my app and have now moved into the discovery phase of working with what would normally be the FileSystemObject (FSO). I have to say, your Internalz Pro is outstanding! I'd love to duplicate the functionality (to an extent) so that I can browse local and remote files. Given that I'm building it in Enyo I'm not entirely sure how I could use FileMgr in my app. Do you have documentation on how to use the service? Or can I even use it with Enyo? More importantly, because I'm curious, how could I build something similar with Enyo? Is it possible? Any guidance you could offer would be greatly appreciated. I'd love to know, at a basic level, how do I just access the File System? Is there an FSO equivalent object in Enyo, or Javascript? I'm just nosy enough to be able to build the functionality that I want, from the ground up. My problem now, is that I just don't know how to get started. How do read the File System? Thanks for any help you might be able to offer. Matt (Sorry if this post is in the wrong place) |
04/07/2012, 05:28 PM
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I'm currently trying to write a bigger string (~170kb) to a file. The string contains html code from an ajax request.
new Ajax.Request(url, { 'method': 'get', 'onSuccess': function(r){ var reply = r.responseText; this.controller.serviceRequest("palm://ca.canucksoftware.filemgr", { method: 'write', parameters: { file: "/media/internal/downloads/"+key+".html", text: reply, append: false }, onSuccess: function() { Mojo.Log.info("Download done."); }.bind(this), onFailure: function(err) { Mojo.Log.error("10 "+err.errorText); } }); }.bind(this), onFailure: function(err){ Mojo.Log.error("11 "+err.errorText); } }); The problem: as soon as the filemgr service request starts, the whole phone locks for a few (~20) seconds. After the little wait all is fine and the file is written, but 20sec for this amount of data seems a lot to me. Is there a better way to write the data to a file? |
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