I am considering a simple count down timer application for WRT. It will just show a numeric count down or count with 5 minutes being the longest timer. The timer will update very second. I dont...

its been awhile since I've reviewed various support for WRT in devices, but I seem to recall that the device object was included in WRT 1.1.

Is this correct?

I seem to recall that originally...

This is an unlocked phone. I used wifi to download the OTA update.

I also used NSU and it upgraded to 12.x firmware but none of these firmwares are near v20 which is probably required to handle...

thanks for taking the time to help.

are you using the latest N96 firmware? I just downloaded the latest firmware for N96 and it is at 11.101 from 2008. I used the device manager on the N96 phone...

I also tried:

Nokia.use('button',function(){alert('nokia.use')});

and

Nokia.use('button');

both of these cause the application to quit.

ok, I've updated to the most recent firmware for n96 which is 11.101.261.2, however the code below causes the .wgz to quit when it reaches the Nokia.use() line.



/*
configure paths for guarana...

thanks for testing pit.

what firmware are you testing the N96 with?

the example .wgz has the init function definition listed after the Nokia.use() call, though the Nokia.use() call is listed...

anyone here actually using Guarana with a s60v3 device?

thanks for taking the time to test. I just want to make sure this is not specific to my phones.

'Options' and 'Exit' are labels that WRT environment generates for the left and right softkeys respectively.

You cannot change the label for the Option softkey. You can assign javascript to...

it seems that Nokia.use (a method of dynamically loading javascript and css for guarana) is breaking .wgz on N96 and N95-8gb.

I put a simple .wgz online that calls Nokia.use(). This .wgz breaks on...

no, you are right that 3.0 did not support the progressive load. I think that 3.1 and later does support progressive load. 3.0 should support rtmp stream, but that is probably not what you need.

you could always try the flash solution, flash can progressively load/play the mp3 over http.

the problem may be that Flash does not have enough memory to play the sound. Flash Lite has had poor...

I dont think there is good option for a embedding music player in wrt. 5800 phone will play mp3 while progressively loading over HTTP if you use openURL to play the sound in the phone's music...

It is not clear from the Sony Ericsson site about support for WRT. They have a ported version of phonegap for cross Symbian/Android support. My understanding is that Phonegap runs on top of WRT for...

According to the Symbian developer site Samnsung devices running Samsung S60 3rd Edition FP1 support WRT 1.0.

http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Web_Runtime_%28WRT%29_Quick_Start

The...

Can you give an example of how a s60 phone from a non Nokia manufacturer does not support WRT?

The Samnsung TouchWiz is a Samnsung specific widget platform, however as I recall their documentation...

I think all of the s60 symbian devices, regardless of manufacturer, support WRT in the same way.

I dont think there are any HTML 5 capabilities in the current WRT implementation. Another option might be to workwith SVG, but I've also not heard of any support for WRT manipulating the DOM of an...

have you tried the widget.openURL('path/to/my.swf') method?

is there a 64bit version for windows 7?

no way to record audio through the widget api.

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That being said, the standard HTML, JS and CSS all work. What doesn't work are the Nokia environment Javascript calls like:-
widget.PreferenceForKey()
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Are you testing the "moved"...

For WRT you would store the JSON formatted data as a string in a WRT preference, not as a separate file in the file system.

Whether or not you need a database instead of a xml/json formatted data...

you should at least be able to view the video in the native video play by loading it with openURL(), whether it be local or online.

I haven't tried embedding video, but you can certainly embed...