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Hello Tin,

We can use now the "AllowEdit" option, but, I think this is not related with your issue. If I am not wrong, in the past I get a similar issue, and, finally, searching around the web, I get a solution that rotate the picture (if needed) in the server side, using PHP code. Maybe this can be also done in the client side with a bit of Javascript.

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Hello Tin,

We already uses JPEG instead of PNG. About the "AllowEdit", please, update your AB copy, now we can specify the "AllowEdit" option in both design and runtime. About the "rotation" issue, are you trying with the "Corrected" variable / option?

Hello Paolo,

Yes; that's the point, if I am not wrong. I am very sorry for the possible inconveniences... please, download the current version (uninstall AB manually if you can't upgrade it) and try it. Note that when I say try it I am refering that you must take a look at your apps, Paolo, and check if are working as expected. Please, post here if you have any problem.

Hello to all,

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

Read the entire product's history

Hello Paolo,

Please, upgrade your AB copy. Fortunately we find a way to solve the problem when use Unicode chars. Thanks for reporting this error Paolo!

Hello Paolo,

For your information, I am working on this issue right now, trying to find the appropriate fix. By now, the only solution is to avoid to use the Unicode characters that you are trying to use. I hope this can be fixed as quickly as possible.

Hello Paolo,

I receive your email with your step by step instructions to reproduce the problem, and, certainly, you are right, Paolo, something is wrong here. First of all, I am very, very sorry if this issue cause that you loss any second of work time... please, remember that, by default, AB maintain backup files in the "_History" directory (this directory is hidden by default, and you can see it in the same folder than your AB project file), so maybe you can rollback to one of the saved project files.

Apparently the problem is caused by the Unicode character(s) that we are trying to place in a Report or HTML Content: something is wrong when AB save this stuff in the project file. Of course, I want to take a look at this issue and then I will back to you here with more information, and, I hope... with this bug fixed. Please, sorry again for any possible inconveniences, Paolo.

Hello Amin,

Yes; we are talking about the font-face" CSS rule. We can use the "font-face" CSS rule indicating a font file previously added to the app using the app's file manager, or also indicating a remote URL, from our server or from the Google Fonts service, for example.

What we must to do is to use the refered CSS rule like in the below code (placed in the "Inline CSS" option or in an external CSS file):

Doing so we can then use the font previously defined in some other elements, for example:

You can try it and post here if you have any problem or if need some additional help, Amin.

Hello Amin,

I am not sure about the fonts that we are talking about... please, can you explain a litle more?

You're welcome Tin! :-)

You're welcome Amin! :-)

Hello Tin,

About your first issue, maybe the question is where you place that code. I test it in the Show event of an app's view and works as expected.

About your second question, place a "Button1" control in an app's view; set the "Classes" variable of that control to "animated flash"; finally place the below code in the control's Click event:

I am not sure if the above can be enough, but, are close to that the animation CSS classes can offer to us.

Hello Tin,

Both views's "Animation" and "Classes" are only available at designtime. Finally what AB do is to place these both options' values inside the class attribute of the views' root HTML element. So, for example, we can get our view's HTML like the below one:

Knowing that, we can use a bit of Javascript in order to modify the class attribute of a view, for example, using certain view's class or their name, which is also an identifier ready to be used:

Hello Amin,

Inside an AB user's function, in order to access a function's argument from Javascript, we can use the name of the argument "as is", for example, in your case we can directly use "arg1" without the quotes nor any prefix.