EasyPulse v0.1.0 (7/26)

[cyberprashant]

Easypulse - An educational tool used to determine heart rate. Simply count heartbeats using the start and stop and let EasyPulse calculate the approximate heart rate! (Originally released on PalmOS 5 and Windows Mobile)

NOW ALSO AVAILABLE FOR WebOS and now also Android!

[cajunlibra]

This is great. I think this could be very helpful for health care practitioners as well as the general population. Good job.

[cyberprashant]

Thanks!! It's my first attempt.

Can anyone help me figure out the "known issues above"

1. how do you terminate a program (how do I create an "exit" button?). I can't find any reference in the API for that?

2. the disclaimer is a textarea rendered in the HTML of the page. I think i could probably figure out how to make it read-only by using an onblur on the JS side? but how do I add side scrollbars to it (or make it so the thumb gesture could be used to scroll the text?)

[cajunlibra]

Originally Posted by cyberprashant

Thanks!! It's my first attempt.

Can anyone help me figure out the "known issues above"

1. how do you terminate a program (how do I create an "exit" button?). I can't find any reference in the API for that?

2. the disclaimer is a textarea rendered in the HTML of the page. I think i could probably figure out how to make it read-only by using an onblur on the JS side? but how do I add side scrollbars to it (or make it so the thumb gesture could be used to scroll the text?)

I dont' believe you need an exit button since you close an app simply by "throwing" it away.

[dawm]

i was working on an app that required the user to agree to a disclaimer to use it, if they didnt the app would close.

window.close();

worked just fine in my testing.

[cyberprashant]

EasyPulse now available for webOS but also now android too in the android marketplace!! (for those that have had to jump ship).

https://market.android.com/details?i...=search_result

Phonegap makes converting mojo apps relatively simple (as opposed to writing in Java) Took about a week and that was just after-hours time.

Will be working on converting "what's-shaking" next followed by techtray to android in the coming months to android. Unfortunately I've had to jump to the Galaxy S Epic 4g. But if hp webos makes a comeback I'll be watching. (Got my touchpad still to enjoy webos apps).