Posts by Ryan Sytsma

Thank you David. I think I will break apart the date values and time values into Select controls. It seems like data entry would be faster and I can be strict with formats in the background.

Here is some additional info and a scenario

I need to validate 4 inputs prior to sending them to a Http Post.

"[inputCrewName]" does not get evaluated at all.

"[dateCrewDate]" always fails validation with a blank input or a value of 9/16/2019.

How can I validate a time value in an input? Do I need to parse out the text and make sure the parts are valid? Do I need to write JS to do it? Would the Date control handle time somehow? (I did not see any capability of that)

I found the issue. Before I started my loop to get the array items to push into selectContract, I was calling:

To clear out any items. It should have been:

Here is another example of code using a ArrayPush to a Select will fail.

I have a series of HTTP controls that get json data from API and then the results are put into Select controls. The 1st Select control works fine but the 2nd one throws this error:

Line 386 is in this code block of app.js

Well that was dumb of me! I kept chasing the errors and they kept happening. I really appreciate your outstanding support

I am compiling my app to test on a device and while the was working fine a few days ago, I am now getting compile errors over and over.

I already tried deleting my Compile directory in the project.

Code in question

Every error is "Expected ';'". In some cases I can see a possible problem and making a change fixes the particular error at that moment.

Is the error in question just a general error indicating something is wrong but not on the line it is reporting?

Thanks David, I really appreciate your exceptional support. I will mess with a few settings and post back here.

My project requirement is to build an app on Android tablets that can go offline for an extended period of time and still handle CRUD to a local data source. Once I detect a network connection, I update data to a web SQL Server database via API functions that I wrote.

I am open to any ideas to achieve this requirement. I have put alot of time into this AB project and really want to keep using it.

I have considered using JSON as an offline data store but I am not sure how that would handle new and updated records. In addition, some of my database queries from the API will return at minimum 8500 rows of relational data.