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DecSoft (In thread: Linux binary building)

Hello Paolo,

I did not tested it yet, but, the Cordova Electron platform support Linux, according to the documentation of Apache Cordova, and, DecSoft App Builder provides the right SHELL files for the Cordova Electron platform, in principle to be used in Mac OS, but, probably this shell files can be also used in Linux.

DecSoft (In thread: HTML Compiler: appShellExec vs appGetCmdOutput)

Hello Bryce,

You are right. In fact, this function don't expect any arguments, since we must talk about a command line, not an executable path. There is a new release of DecSoft HTML Compiler that removes the file exists check when use the referred function. I hope you can get working what you wanted now.

DecSoft (In thread: New DecSoft HTML Compiler 2020.2)

Hello to all,

Here is a new DecSoft HTML Compiler with the below changes, fixes and enhancements:


 2020.2 (10/09/2019)
 
* Remove the file exists check of the executable path in the "appGetCmdOutput" external function. In fact, what this function can execute and expect is a command line, not only executable path, so, removing the file exists check we can pass arguments to some executable program, part of the command line to be executed. Thanks Bryce for the suggestion!

DecSoft (In thread: Program Register)

Hello Paolo,

If you are trying to use the license of the previous (but still available) DecSoft App Builder, that can't work, in other words, the new DecSoft App Builder requires a different license, Paolo. If you want to purchase a license of the new DecSoft App Builder, contact me, since there is a discount for currently DecSoft App Builder customers. You can also download the previous DecSoft App Builder from your DecSoft customer area, from the "Releases" tab.

DecSoft (In thread: Acceder al DOM de elementos creados en el objeto HTML)

Hola Juan,

Habría que ver dónde se define la función "cartasabajo", puesto que, el siguiente código HTML:


<button class="btn btn-md btn-primary" id="my-button" onclick="myCuteFunction(event)">Click here</button>

... funciona como se espera, si "myCuteFunction" está definida en "window", por ejemplo:


window.myCuteFunction = function(event) {
  
  // Show my-button
  alert(event.target.id);
};

... pero también si se define en el "scope" de "window", aunque no se especifique:


var
  myCuteFunction = function(event) {
  
    // Show my-button
    alert(event.target.id);
  };

Note, por otro lado, el evento "onclick" del botón:


<button class="btn btn-md btn-primary" id="my-button" onclick="myCuteFunction(event)">Click here</button>

... parece ser necesario incluir los paréntesis, es decir, esto funciona:


<button class="btn btn-md btn-primary" id="my-button" onclick="myCuteFunction(event)">Click here</button>

<button class="btn btn-md btn-primary" id="my-button" onclick="window.myCuteFunction(event)">Click here</button>

... pero esto otro no funciona como se espera:


<button class="btn btn-md btn-primary" id="my-button" onclick="myCuteFunction">Click here</button>

<button class="btn btn-md btn-primary" id="my-button" onclick="window.myCuteFunction">Click here</button>

Seguramente se trate de los paréntesis, por lo tanto, si es que "cartasabajo" existe en "window", pruebe a poner los paréntesis tal como se refiere arriba.

DecSoft (In thread: Migrating to new AB)

Thanks! ;-)

DecSoft (In thread: Migrating to new AB)

Hello Peter,

Just for your information, the current release of the new DecSoft App Builder, included the below new methods, in order to deal with the app local storage:

I hope that can be useful! :-)

DecSoft (In thread: New App Builder 2020.19)

Hello to all,

Here is a new DecSoft App Builder with the below changes, fixes and enhancements:


2020.19 (10/06/2019)

* Add the new App options (local storage) app methods category, which include the new app.setOption(), app.getOption(), app.removeOption() and app.clearOptions() methods to deal with the app local storage: save, read, remove and clear, respectively. Thanks Peter for the suggestion!

DecSoft (In thread: Acceder al DOM de elementos creados en el objeto HTML)

Hola Juan,

Sí; sería posible acceder a dicho elemento tal como dice, incluso, puesto que se cuenta con jQuery, sería posible utilizar esta librería también:


// Esto podría ir en el evento Click de un terminado botón
StartJS
  $('#botontirada').html('Nuevo texto');
EndJS

DecSoft (In thread: New App Builder 2020.18)

Hello to all,

Here is a new DecSoft App Builder with the below changes, fixes and enhancements:


2020.18 (10/05/2019)

* Hide the Navbar items menu after the user press in a Navbar item or subitem. Before this change the Navbar items menu still visible and therefore the Navbar toggle button must be used to hide the Navbar items menu.

* Move (link in the app index.html) the app user scripts (added by the app Files manager) before than the app.js main file, so there are availables in certain scenarios that we need to use it inside app.js.

* Add the new "itemIndex" and "itemSubindex" properties to the NavBar control. These properties are "-1" by default, but are filled with the right data inside the Navbar "ItemClick" event, and can help to identify the item or subitem which has been pressed by the user.

* Fix a bug in the app Files manager, that causes that we can't add scripts nor stylesheet files, since the IDE offers to us a wrong open file dialog type, which disallow to choose the right files to be added.

* Change the arguments order of the Cordova Dialogs plugin methods. Basically the methods who accepts a title argument requires this argument before the dialog callbacks arguments, so we can set or not the callbacks but use titles, in a more easy way.

DecSoft (In thread: Migrating to new AB)

No problem, Peter, please, don't hesitate to post any further questions.

DecSoft (In thread: Migrating to new AB)

Hello Peter,

Yes; The intention is to add more methods to the "app", for example, the methods that you refer to deal with the app local storage. However, the important point is that with the new DecSoft App Builder we are always talking about Javascript code, so, take a look at the below Javascript code:


 // This set an item in the app local storage
localStorage.setItem('MyKey', 'MyValue');

// This get an item from the app local storage
var
  myValue = localStorage.getItem('MyKey');

if (myValue !== null) {
  // We have a previous saved value here!
}

// Remove an item from the app local storage
localStorage.removeItem('MyKey');

As you can see, deal with the app local storage is already more or less easy. So, more methods can be expected in the "app", but, remember that we are now deal always with Javascript, so, can use the right Javascript, instead of "actions" that then must be translated to the right Javascript, etc.

I understand this can be a bit harder for a newbie (since more or less Javascript knowledge is required), but, the intention is that AB users go ahead, and, learn Javascript, since, that not only can be used in the new DecSoft App Builder, but in other possible environments, of course.

About VueJS, since it's the framework used in the new AB, yes, can be good to learn about it. For example, learn about the VueJS "template sintax", that we can use inside the Html property of the HTML control, for example.

DecSoft (In thread: Programa en JS insertar app builder)

Hola Juan,

Gracias por sus amables palabras. Respecto de su pregunta, en efecto, un "IFrame" podría mostrar un determinado archivo "index.html", situado en un servidor, o bien incluido en la app mediante el gestor de archivos (note que es posible incluir directorios completos, podría ser particularmente útil en este caso).

Lo dicho arriba tendría las posibles limitaciones de que el contenido se mostrase en un IFrame, pero, al fin y al cabo dependerá también de lo que se vaya a mostrar, por ejemplo, supongamos un catálogo de productos o manual de usuario: problemente funcionaría como se espera.

Otra posible opción, acaso algo más complicada, sería usar un control HTML para situar el HTML que fuese menester, y, después el gestor de archivos de la app para incluir el CSS y Javascript necesarios. Sin embargo, esto habría que probarlo... dependería de lo que quisiéramos mostrar, podría costar más o menos, incluso ser o no posible, acaso, puesto que no funcionaría exactamente igual que usando un IFrame.

DecSoft (In thread: App Builder 2019)

Very good. :-)

DecSoft (In thread: App Builder 2019)

Hello Ryan,

Apparently Gradle (which is a build tool) is missing... I can't remember right now if Gradle is provided by Android Studio, but, maybe you can try to install Gradle by yourself: https://gradle.org/

P.S. Gradle is a requisite to be ready with Apache Cordova Android.

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