[2 - 2.1B2] Viewport is not expanding to full height after focus on address bar

[Steffen Hiller]

You need to override here, won't work if just add it to your viewport.
So create a folder "override" in your app folder and in it a folder "viewport".
Then put the above code in an Android.js file and adjust the app namespace:
Ext.define('App.override.viewport.Android', {

Then add 'myApp.override.viewport.Android' in the requires array in your app.js file.

You can add a alert message in the doFix method to make sure it's called on your Android device.

[bstrappazzon]

This is still not working,

Are you sure I have to define the overriden viewport with a capital letter in App
as my app folder in not in capital letter.

I do exactly what you tell :

• add an Android.js in app/override/viewport/ with this signature

Ext.define('App.override.viewport.Android', {    
    override: 'Ext.viewport.Android',
    lastHeight: 0,
    orientationChanged: false,
...

• Add this to my Ext.application in app.js

Ext.application({
    name: 'myApp',
    isIconPrecomposed: false,
    requires: [
        'myApp.override.viewport.Android',
        'Ext.MessageBox',
    'myApp.view.Toolbar',
    'Ext.NavigationView'
    ],
    views: ['home.Home',
...

I get the following error
The following classes are not declared even if their files have been loaded:

'myApp.override.viewport.Android'. Please check the source code of their corresponding files for possible typos: 'app/override/viewport/Android.js


Do you see something wrong in my code?

Thanks

Benjamin

[Steffen Hiller]

You need:
Ext.define('myApp.override.viewport.Android', {

instead of:
Ext.define('App.override.viewport.Android', {

[bstrappazzon]

Hi Steffen,

It's still not working. I don't understand how to override this android viewport.

I don't have the error message anymore but I had an alert in doFix and it doesn't show up.

Is there something missing to override the viewport?

Tanks

Benjamin

[Bloodyaugust]

Has there been any progress on this bug? It has been here since August of last year, and a canon fix here would be extremely useful.

[Bloodyaugust]

Double post, but we have a fix:

Thanks to this post, we looked into the source and found the pertinent Sencha code that was released to fix it. Using those changes, we were able to fix the problem for pre-4 Android.

[debianw]

Double post, but we have a fix:

Thanks to this post, we looked into the source and found the pertinent Sencha code that was released to fix it. Using those changes, we were able to fix the problem for pre-4 Android.

Hey Bloodyaugust,

What is your fix ?. I'm having the same issue after taking a picture using Cordova 2.4. Seems Android is not getting the correct feedback dimensions and reports a wrong height. After taking a pic there's a switch between landscape to portrait, then a resume event is fired in order to get the App to the front, then Sencha fix the layout to be rendered in portrait but with an incorrect height.

[Bloodyaugust]

Check out the most recent beta build, and look inside the Android Viewport code. Sencha added a listener there, just copy over that change to your Viewport.

[debianw]

Check out the most recent beta build, and look inside the Android Viewport code. Sencha added a listener there, just copy over that change to your Viewport.

I did that a month ago, but that didn't work for me. There's a problem with the Cordova webview reporting the correct dimensions width and height after a resume event, lets say after a sleep or after take a picture or after a barcode scanning. Anything the puts the app in the back and then put it back to the front.

I'm using:
* Cordova 2.4
* Android SDK 4.1
* Sencha Touch 2.0