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Hi,
the content of our app was developed for a device width of 480px.
In order to support different device types we Need the viewport meta tag feature or something compareable.
For iOS there is a possibility to set the "EnableViewportScale" to true.
But how to activate this for Android?
It seams that the viewport meta tag is completelly ignored by the internal WebView control.
Research on the Internet confirms this assumption.
http://www.digitalprimates.net/author/dilillo/2013/09/16/scaling-fixes-for-android-devices-in-phonegap/
As described in the attached link, there is a possibility using this.appView, but there is no chance to do such things going the AppBuilder way, right?
So, how to solve the problem?
Is there any chance, or do we have to develop our own native wrapper?
Thx in advance
Regards
Alexander
the content of our app was developed for a device width of 480px.
In order to support different device types we Need the viewport meta tag feature or something compareable.
For iOS there is a possibility to set the "EnableViewportScale" to true.
But how to activate this for Android?
It seams that the viewport meta tag is completelly ignored by the internal WebView control.
Research on the Internet confirms this assumption.
http://www.digitalprimates.net/author/dilillo/2013/09/16/scaling-fixes-for-android-devices-in-phonegap/
As described in the attached link, there is a possibility using this.appView, but there is no chance to do such things going the AppBuilder way, right?
So, how to solve the problem?
Is there any chance, or do we have to develop our own native wrapper?
Thx in advance
Regards
Alexander