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InfinitumLyceumMemberHello!
I’m making an app for school..
All our schedules are on our webpage. One schedule looks like this: http://intranet.grundel.nl/roosters/leerlingroosters/index_14986.htm
The man who makes the schedules can only publish the schedules as a html file. The number of this particular student is 14986.
Now, what I got my app so far: I fill the number in of the student in the value box, then the site with the schedule appears.. But then I have to use safari and is my app more a url then an app..
I want to make a server or a database (php server) where the man who makes the schedules can drop all the students schedules..
I want a javascript code that when i fill in my number the file in the server will open.Example:
fil in in value box: 14986
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opens file in app: 14986.html (which is in the server/database)Can somebody explain how en which servers I have to use and can make a javascript code for me.
My app I have so far is below
Tnx in advance 🙂 xx
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InfinitumLyceumMemberno answer? i really want to know it..
support-octavioMemberHi InfinitumLyceum,
Wayne and I have been discussing about your question and have been thinking about it, but we need more information such as:
1) if schedules are in html format, is it compatible for mobile device display? So can schedule be displayed directly
2a) will users access the schedule service via a custom app such as what you would download from appstore or from the device’s browser?
2b) if you are distributing the app through an appstore what mobile platforms must you support, iOS, android, others…. RIM, windows,…?
3) frequently server side admin can be more difficult and expensive to implement and support than the app itself. Do you really need a DB or special server?
InfinitumLyceumMember1) if schedules are in html format, is it compatible for mobile device display? So can schedule be displayed directly
Yes, i’ve tried to upload 1 in mobione and it worked on iphone 3gs/4/4s/5 and some android phones.
2a) will users access the schedule service via a custom app such as what you would download from appstore or from the device’s browser?
I don’t want to make use of device’s browser(safari etc.).
2b) if you are distributing the app through an appstore what mobile platforms must you support, iOS, android, others…. RIM, windows,…?
We want to make the app work on iOS, android and blackberry(rim). But i tried the app on a blackberry and it worked fine, except the format(it was too long).
3) frequently server side admin can be more difficult and expensive to implement and support than the app itself. Do you really need a DB or special server?
We can get a server at our school. We think we need to use a db or server because i don’t know an other option to get this work.~IL
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