Just try this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16435081/android-view-not-receiving-touches

Hello again,

I tried to use the gree plugin that you mentioned and everything seemed to work fine. But on further investigation, I found that the new webview created from this plugin isn't clickable/scrollable. I need some html content to be viewed on a button press. For this I'm using a webview.

I tried to use the plugin without importing the Vuforia plugin, and found that touch/scroll worked fine. So I came to the conclusion that the plugin needs to be modified to be compatible with Vuforia. Hence I did the following:

-In the source java file, I replaced all the instances of UnityPlayer with QCARUnityPlayer. Theoretically, this should solve the issue, but unfortunately, it doesn't.

Has anyone managed to get this working? I'm on a project deadline and need to deliver this project very soon. I'd be grateful if someone can guide me in the right direction.

Regards,

pd

Okay, just a little update: I tried to use the plugin you mentioned. and the camera behavior works perfect now. Thanks for the heads up. But, I'd still be interested in knowing what went wrong with the plugin I wrote!

I built my own plugin. Do you want me to send you the project folder?

Did you write your own webview plugin, or are you using this one - https://github.com/gree/unity-webview

Hello David,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes I'm using a webview overlayed on the Unity player view.

I don't think this is an initialization issue. Because it happens irrespective of the QCARBehavior being disable in the "Start()" function or not. I mean it doesn't matter if I disable the QCARBehavior in the beginning of the scene or somewhere in between (using buttons). The problem occurs only in this case: if the camera is OFF, I call the webview and then close it. The camera won't start again.

Here's my camera toggle code, I just changed it to two buttons instead of a single toggle button:

if (!cameraEnabled)
        {
            if (GUI.Button(new Rect(ContentRect.width / 4, ContentRect.height / 4, ContentRect.width / 2, ContentRect.height / 2), "Toggle AR view"))
            {
                if(!this.GetComponent<QCARBehaviour>().enabled)
                    this.GetComponent<QCARBehaviour>().enabled = true;
                cameraEnabled = true;
                //this.GetComponent<QCARBehaviour>().enabled = this.GetComponent<QCARBehaviour>().enabled ? false : true;
            }
        }

        else
        {
            if (GUI.Button(new Rect(4 * Screen.width / 5, 0, Screen.width / 5, ContentRect.height / 5), "Close"))
            {
                
                //(QCARBehaviour)UnityEngine.Object.FindObjectOfType(typeof(QCARBehaviour)).enabled = false;
                if (this.GetComponent<QCARBehaviour>().enabled)                
                    this.GetComponent<QCARBehaviour>().enabled = false;
                cameraEnabled = false;
            }
        }

You're using a webview overlayed on the Unity player view?

I suspect that this has something to do with the initialization of the QCARBehaviour.

Can you post the code you're using to toggle the camera?

Also in the OFF case, does this occur if the camera is first toggled off or only if the scene inits with the camera off?