Hello Donald,
It's ok. But when you said:
Just to add another control [...] just what you put in is what you get.
You know about the Items variable in Dropdown buttons, for example? If you click (at the object inspector) in the "Items" variable, a dialog appear to be filled with the items: what you put in that dialog (one item per line) is what you get in the control...
On the other hand, what about the HTML control? Are you tried with the "HTML Contents" application sample? We can place lists, for example, maybe in a way like you wanted... "just what you put in is what you get". :)
Hello Donald,
Thanks for the advise. It's my mistake. The sample list is constructed based in the app's "design comment" and I forget that for the Google Maps sample... as quickly as possible I will fix that mistake and therefore the sample appear into the list as expected. Thanks again for your advise. :)
Hello Donald,
The "problem" is how the lists and dropdowns are constructed in the background. In fact we need an Array because App Builder does not write all the HTML code for every item, but, use the AnguarJS "Repeat" directive. This offer advantages like, if you change the Array, then the Dropdown or list reflect that changes automatically. I really don't know if we can do something like you wanted, but I want to think about. But, maybe it's a good idea to take experience with Arrays Donald, sometime must be the first time! :)
Hello,
Yes; I note something rare here Ade. I will investigate a litle more and tell you something.
Please, sorry for the inconveniences.
Hello Donald,
The remote server must allow their usage in an IFrame control. Not all sites allow us that. The Google Maps Embed API, for example, allow us to do that and application's local files too.
Hello Donald,
About the IFrames sample, I am sorry, but can't reproduce the problem here. The sample works as expected. The HTML files must be included into the application (using the file's manager) since they are required later in runtime. Are you get some error or something? Can you start from scratch with the sample?
On the other hand, update your App Builder copy: a new Google Maps application sample is included in the current release.
Hello Nelson,
What about the VisualNeo DBPro plugin?
Hello Donald,
You no need to download anything. Just check the "Location" plugin from the app's Cordova's options tab.
Hello Ade,
Start with an empty application. I can't reproduce the problem here, that is, the splash screens works for me...
Hello,
Well. What I means is to show the console results, that is, the messages which appear once you execute such BAT file. I think the problem is you need to delete the "_Compiled" directory Ade, the "Batch" file must appear like the below one:
Note the addition of the splash screen plugin. Then:
1º Choose your images.
2º Save the application.
3º Check the Create Cordova config.
4º Delete your current compiled directory
5º Build (not debug) your application.
6º Your Batch file must appear like the above one.
Hello Ade,
Are you take a look at the directory I mentioned above (*_Compiled\res\screens\) and the splash screen images exists? If so, take a look at the generated Batch file and assert they contains the appropiate instructions to require the Cordova's splash screen plugin. When you build the application with Cordova, take care to the console's messages: maybe we can get some information from there.
Hello all,
Thanks Donald for your help. I am not sure if the images must be provided in the exactly size the "tip" says. In fact I test here with images about 512x512 pixels and they works like expected. We need to think that App Builder resizes our original images to adapt it into various platforms, then, IMHO there is not an specific image size.
Probably it's a combination of things. If we choose the images for the splash screen, we need to save the application. After that, we need to build the application (F8) and not debug it (CTRL+F9), since the debug operation do not create the images (because they are not needed at that time).
About your application "background" question, certainly, at least in Android, the application's splash screen are show when the application starts from scratch, and not when the user just back to our application from other.
Hello Ade,
Assert you save the application after adding the splash screen images. Assert also the "Create a Cordova config file" are also checked. Then build (not debug) the application (press F8) and take a look at the "*_Compiled\res\screens\" directory. App Builder copy in that directory the splash screen images.
If everything is well the splash screen must be show. If they do not work, then take a look at the images you are using. Maybe these are too small or something? Try with other images...
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