Hello Paolo,
Please, upgrade your AB copy. Among other changes, you can see two new app's global variables: [App.Url] and [App.Debugger]. The second one store "true" if the app is running in the App Builder debugger and "false" if not. However, note that if we launch the app in another browser, for example, Firefox (which is recomendable, because the App Builder debugger console is not so good than the Firefox one, for example), the [App.Debugger] variable stores "false".
The first new variable [App.Url] may can be useful too for your purposes, since this variable stores the URL of the app, for example, "http://127.0.0.1:9999/#!/View1", so, with the help of some actions we can determine if the app is running in an "local URL" or not, for example:
We can place the above code at the start of the app (for example, in the main view Show event) and prepare an variable instead to shown a message, that is:
Then we can use the [AppIsRunningInLocal] variable when needed.
Hello again,
I forgot to say that the [App.Cordova] global app's variable. This variable store "true" if the app is running in an Apache Cordova WebView, in other words, if the app has been compiled using Apache Cordova and run in Android, iOS, etc. The variable store "false" if the app has not been compiled with Apache Cordova, in other words, run in an browser or as an browser's Web Extension.Good job David!!!
it is what i was looking for!
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