How old is your version of phonegap that you downloaded? I think in
mid jan or early feb they added code to do this. I'll see if I can
look in my project to see what you need.
On Feb 24, 3:02 pm, givp <autum...@gmail.com> wrote:
As Jonathan states, i'm pretty sure newer builds cater for this but
not 100%
Way back when.. I think what i did a bit of a hack, that basically
made a request for an image off a server, set a timer and if it didn't
get the image down in x amount of time then i deemed a lack of
connection:) Hacky I know and cant find my project now but it got me
accepted at the time:)
Also navigator.onLine is supported on the later releases of safari on
the iphone, 2.1 onwards if memory serves. Not going to work for
everyone but more robust than the hack:)
> How old is your version of phonegap that you downloaded? I think in
> mid jan or early feb they added code to do this. I'll see if I can
> look in my project to see what you need.
> On Feb 24, 3:02 pm, givp <autum...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'm really sorry to be posting this again since I can see it has been
> > discussed a few times here. Except I haven't been able to find an
> > answer.
> > My app was rejected from the App store because it does not alert the
> > user if they have no internet connection.
> > I'm guessing the best place is on the first view and if you have no
> > connection, it throws an alert saying so.
Heh, that's exactly what my Blok-Buster app does, Adrian. I agree
it's a bit of a hack, but Apple accepted it. I'd love to see what
code was added recently that gives you a better solution...
On Feb 24, 1:14 pm, Adrian Goddard <ade.godd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As Jonathan states, i'm pretty sure newer builds cater for this but
> not 100%
> Way back when.. I think what i did a bit of a hack, that basically
> made a request for an image off a server, set a timer and if it didn't
> get the image down in x amount of time then i deemed a lack of
> connection:) Hacky I know and cant find my project now but it got me
> accepted at the time:)
> Also navigator.onLine is supported on the later releases of safari on
> the iphone, 2.1 onwards if memory serves. Not going to work for
> everyone but more robust than the hack:)
> ade
> On 24 Feb 2009, at 20:02, givp wrote:
> > I'm really sorry to be posting this again since I can see it has been
> > discussed a few times here. Except I haven't been able to find an
> > answer.
> > My app was rejected from the App store because it does not alert the
> > user if they have no internet connection.
> > I'm guessing the best place is on the first view and if you have no
> > connection, it throws an alert saying so.
> Heh, that's exactly what my Blok-Buster app does, Adrian. I agree
> it's a bit of a hack, but Apple accepted it. I'd love to see what
> code was added recently that gives you a better solution...
> On Feb 24, 1:14 pm, Adrian Goddard <ade.godd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi
> > As Jonathan states, i'm pretty sure newer builds cater for this but
> > not 100%
> > Way back when.. I think what i did a bit of a hack, that basically
> > made a request for an image off a server, set a timer and if it didn't
> > get the image down in x amount of time then i deemed a lack of
> > connection:) Hacky I know and cant find my project now but it got me
> > accepted at the time:)
> > Also navigator.onLine is supported on the later releases of safari on
> > the iphone, 2.1 onwards if memory serves. Not going to work for
> > everyone but more robust than the hack:)
> > ade
> > On 24 Feb 2009, at 20:02, givp wrote:
> > > I'm really sorry to be posting this again since I can see it has been
> > > discussed a few times here. Except I haven't been able to find an
> > > answer.
> > > My app was rejected from the App store because it does not alert the
> > > user if they have no internet connection.
> > > I'm guessing the best place is on the first view and if you have no
> > > connection, it throws an alert saying so.
