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Hello Ryan,

There are various things to be considered. First of all, maybe, is that the "date" input is very attractive, but, the differences between browsers' implentation can be tricky. Mozilla itself recommend to use two or three Select or Text or Number inputs instead, as you can see, for example, in the sample app Datetime.

Since we can get the separated day, month and year, can be probably better to be validated. Anyway, I am not sure about the variables that you are using. Let me to explain. To use the "DateValid" action, for example, we need to pass a "Date variable" to the action, not the input's value, but a date variable created with "NewDate".

So step by step. Take a look at the DateInput sample app. You can see how we deal with a date input. First of all, what we do is to use the date input value with the NewDate action. So we can then validate that date, increment that date, etc. Probably this can be the way if you finally decide to use the date input: just follow the sample, get a Date variable from the input, and then validate that Date variable with the "DateValid" action.

The date input has no time capabilies, there is a "time" input, not already implemented in AB, probably because their "no very well proved capabilities": differences between browsers, etc. Probably here is algo better to use a couple inputs: one for the hour and other for the minutes. Try with I mention in this post, and we can go ahead if needed, since, of course, we can use also some possible additional Javascript code.

Hello to all,

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

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Hello John,

Just for your information: the next AB release Web Extension sample app works as expected, and, the jQuery library is also available to be used. Stay tuned, I want to publish this new release as quickly as possible. :-)

You're welcome! ;-)

Hello Ryan,

Glad to know that you got it. Remember that you can use the "ArrayClear" action to clear an Array variable.

Hello Ryan,

Maybe it's a typo? That is, maybe you are using an invalid identifier: "selectContract", maybe is "SelectContract", remember that Javascript is case sensitive. If I place in an app view a Select control like "Select1", there is no problem to push a new item into their Items property:

However, if by mistake a write "select1" instead, the below code produces exactly the same error that you get.

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

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

Hello Ryan,

No problem at all! In fact I must recognize that the error is more or less difficult to catch.

Hello Ryan,

I hope you have a nice night coding. :-) I finally got the problem, which is inside the Click event of the button "buttonUpdateDatabase", which is placed in the "Home" app view. The problem is a missing "EndIf" action, that you can place at the end of the referred Click event. I think this is enough for you, in other words, I think you can see the problem when take a look at the referred event. If you can't see it... please, post here and I will try to help you.

Let me to take a look first (I am not in my PC now), maybe I can get the files, so no other thing is need.

Hello again,...

Please, forget the my last post: I think you already sent to info@decsoftutils.com: certainly GMail reject it, but, I think I can get the files from the info@decsoftutils.com. So don't worry, I will take a look.

Hello Ryan,

Sorry... GMail reject the attachment.... try with info@decsoftutils.com... or maybe with other way... I will take a look as quickly as possible.

Hello Ryan,

Yes; please. Send me also the "app.js"... or send me the app "ready to be compiled", and, also put some comments (in the E-Mail and if needed) about how to reproduce the problem: maybe this is not neeed if the app fails when start due to the Javascript syntax issue.