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11 years ago
Hello,
I know this must be O.S. specific but I don't know how to achieve this with JQM?
Did somene already do this?
Are there tutorials.
Thanks a lot.
Xavier
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Re: Taking a picture and saving it to MySQL
11 years ago
You probably should post these kind of questions to the "JQuery Mobile" forum. This one is about developing JQuery Mobile itself.
To answer your question, though, this isn't functionality addressed by JQM.
And more information would be needed. Are you developing a web site that will be used by mobile devices? Or a mobile app using PhoneGap, Rhodes, etc.? Where is the database to reside?
Many (most?) browsers now support a local SQLite database that can be accessed from Javascript. But not MySQL.
If the MySQL database lives on your web server, you would need to add a web service that you can post to. You might want to use JQuery Ajax functions to post.
As for taking a picture, this is platform-specific and would generally require a native framework (again, PhoneGap, Rhodes...) which can provide access to the camera via Javascript.
JQuery Mobile is NOT an application framework. Sounds like you need one.
To answer your question, though, this isn't functionality addressed by JQM.
And more information would be needed. Are you developing a web site that will be used by mobile devices? Or a mobile app using PhoneGap, Rhodes, etc.? Where is the database to reside?
Many (most?) browsers now support a local SQLite database that can be accessed from Javascript. But not MySQL.
If the MySQL database lives on your web server, you would need to add a web service that you can post to. You might want to use JQuery Ajax functions to post.
As for taking a picture, this is platform-specific and would generally require a native framework (again, PhoneGap, Rhodes...) which can provide access to the camera via Javascript.
JQuery Mobile is NOT an application framework. Sounds like you need one.
Re: Re: Taking a picture and saving it to MySQL
11 years ago
Thanks for answering.
It does. I'm currently getting data from MySQL using GetJSON with PHP scripts.
Best Regards.
You probably should post these kind of questions to the "JQuery Mobile" forum. This one is about developing JQuery Mobile itself.Done
Are you developing a web site that will be used by mobile devices? Or a mobile app using PhoneGap, Rhodes, etc.? Where is the database to reside?I'm using JQM as a web user interface that will be used on both desktop and mobile browsers. MySQL DB resides on a server.
If the MySQL database lives on your web server, you would need to add a web service that you can post to. You might want to use JQuery Ajax functions to post.
It does. I'm currently getting data from MySQL using GetJSON with PHP scripts.
As for taking a picture, this is platform-specific and would generally require a native framework (again, PhoneGap, Rhodes...) which can provide access to the camera via Javascript.I don't know about the others but PhoneGap sound good.
Are there tutorials about taking a picture from Android? I guess I will have to do browsers checks (IOS, Android, Blackberry...)
I chose JQM because it was often compared to SenchaTouch, but is free and more OS compliant.JQuery Mobile is NOT an application framework. Sounds like you need one.
Best Regards.
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