Hello Ryan,
At least to discard it, please, remove the "_Compiled" and the "_Cache" folders, then compile the app again and try it. Doing this we can assert that the code is the latest compiled one, not any possible waste in the cache... because it's quite rare... that some of the keys appear fine but no others...
Hello Ryan,
I am not sure what you understand with "monitor". If what you wanted is to debug it, please, read this new App Builder help topic, which is perfectly valid too for the current available App Builder. Basically the best is to launch the app from the IDE into an external browser, like Firefox, with the Developer Console opened. Here we can see **everything**, including the HTTP calls, params, headers, response, etc.
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Hello Ryan,
The problem is in the [App.MilliSeconds]" variable, which must be "[App.Milliseconds]".
Hello Ryan,
Are you talking about the Report's RowClick event? If so, you no need to get the item from the Report's Data using any "index", but, directly use the Report's Record property, which contains the record which has been clicked, as you can see in the "Report" sample app, for example.
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Hello Ryan,
Yes; both installations are intended to be compatible.
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Hello Ryan,
Be sure also that you has enable USB debugging in your device.
Hello Ryan,
Yes; the USB drivers can do the trick. Anyway, try it, that is, look for it, because the debug process is faster in this way.
Hello Jan,
It's rare... the only that I can say is that HTML Compiler don't use any port or something like that. HTML Compiler don't start any HTTP server, for example. Who knows... maybe a temporal problem causes the issue, and, then, when it's gone, the issue is gone too.
For example, if an error occur, a program can stay in the memory after close. If this occur, maybe the program behaviour changes, because can't properly start, etc. But, once the program is gone from the memory, and, if the error don't occur again, the the program come again to their expected behaviour.
Hello Ryan,
I think the problem is in the condition. You must use "&&" (AND) instead "||" (OR), because, in other case, we probably always fall in that condition and then the "hasNetwork" variable become false. So the condition must look something like:
About to copy the APK file and then install the app in the device... you can avoid that if properly connect the device via USB, and then use the "Run" BAT file.
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