You have to rely on the iOS that the MFMailComposeResult that is handed back in mailComposeController:didFinishWithResult:error: is correct. The simulator fakes that result; no actual mail is sent although it says MFMailComposeResultSent. The tutorial mentioned misses an important point: The first thing you should do before using MFMailComposeViewController is to check [MFMailComposeViewController canSendMail]. That will … Read more
Alright, this is kind of disappointing I’m sure, but you fundamentally cannot do this with 100% reliability. Windows assumes that the active window is the one getting keyboard input. The proper way to fake keyboard input is with SendInput, and you’ll notice that it sends messages to the active window only. That being said, you … Read more
To send bold: Set the parse_mode to markdown and send *bold* Set the parse_mode to html and send <b>bold</b> To send italic: Set the parse_mode to markdown and send _italic_ Set the parse_mode to html and send <i>italic</i>
In your background page you should call chrome.tabs.query({active: true, currentWindow: true}, function(tabs){ chrome.tabs.sendMessage(tabs[0].id, {action: “open_dialog_box”}, function(response) {}); }); instead of using chrome.extension.sendMessage as you currently do. The chrome.tabs variant sends messages to content scripts, whereas the chrome.extension function sends messages to all other extension components.