android,android-networking,connectivity,internet-connection
With any networking, there isn't a guaranteed way to check whether or not you are connected to an endpoint without actually sending data. Even if the device is connected to a network, has an ip address, recently received data, e.t.c, it doesn't mean that you still have a connection. I...
ios,xcode,swift,internet-connection
You could do this several ways. You could create a global subclass that you then subclass. So you have your MyViewController class with the code in and then you create subclasses of this instead of UIViewController. Or you could create a category. Or a singleton. Or just a normal class...
You need to change the Network Binding Order so the ADSL connection is first and the USB connection follows it. If the ADSL connection fails the PC will immediately switch to the USB connection. 1.Click Start, click Run, type ncpa.cpl , and then click OK. You can see the available...
javascript,google-chrome,google-chrome-extension,internet-connection
There are lots of ways to do this, you can use the network information API with NetworkInformation.connection which is supported in chrome. do something like var connection = navigator.connection || navigator.webkitConnection; this will give you access to a boolean (which you already have) or a value. But I think what...
Why do you wish to force close an application? Heard of such request for the first time. When there is no internet, you can just close the activity like this: if (!isInternetConnected(context)){ finish(); } ...
android,url,webview,android-webview,internet-connection
Use this code to override your error page and load a custom page of your own. And keep this custom error page (myerrorpage.html) with your custom image in assets folder. mWebView.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient() { public void onReceivedError(WebView view, int errorCode, String description, String failingUrl) { mWebView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/myerrorpage.html"); } }); ...
ios,swift,ios-simulator,internet-connection
I don't think so. Because you get the internet connection from the device itself. You can't say in your swift-code: Hey I'd like to drop every second data-package to simulate a package-lost rate. The cause of that is, that you can't change the internet-connection from within your app-sandbox. That's why...
windows-phone-8,visual-studio-2013,internet-connection
When uses Windows Phone 7.x with Zune, you can. But when Windows Phone 8 comes, you cannot. You can use the Windows Phone Emulator, it will use your PC's internet connection, or you might be able to share your PC's internet connection via wireless or Bluetooth (with some hardware on...
I can only show you a short way, based on a microsoft example. In fact, the only way to make sure you can connect to the internet is to try to connect to a server in the internet. Most applications use google as target-server or their own server (if they...