Hello to all,
Just to say that the MediaPlayer control can now reproduce local media files also in Cordova's builded applications. More information in this forum's thread.
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Hello to all,
Just to say that the MediaPlayer control can now reproduce local media files also in Cordova's builded applications. More information in this forum's thread.
Hello Eduardo,
Can you please me provide a minimal sample application in order to take a look? Maybe it's a question to use the "SetStyle" action to set the height of the menu's control or something like that, but I can't figure out without take a look at a minimal sample. Maybe you can place a design time comment control too to describe what you expected and what you get. Please feel free to use this forum's upload section.
Hello Eduardo,
First of all I have good news, because, with the new Apache Cordova's releases, we can use local audio and video files in addition to remote URLs. In fact I update right now App Builder in order to modify the MediaPlayer's help reference and also the MediaPlayer, SimpleAudio and SimpleVideo samples. These samples uses now app's local files instead of remote URLs. So you can update your App Builder copy and take a look at these samples.
On the other hand, the concept of "download files" doesn't exists for HTML5 applications, since we have no rights to access the user's file system (which probably is good for security reasons). However, Apache Cordova's builded applications can download files and play with then using the File Transfer plugin. This Cordova's plugin is not included "out-of-the-box" in App Builder, but we can use like any other Apache Cordova's plugin.
If you start to implement the File Transfer plugin in your application and need some help, please, don't hesitate to ask here.
Hello,
Thank you so much David for your very best support!!!
You're welcome! :)
Hello Eduardo,
Please, upgrade your App Builder copy. In addition to the above attached samples, I added a new application sample to App Builder: "FixedContainer", that try to help you and other people. Again, just post here if you have any further question related with this thread.
Hope this can help you!
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Hello Eduardo,
I think we touch various things here, so let me to try to explain these one by one:
1º If we place a Container or any other control on the top of an app's view, then such controls appear on the top of the application without nothing more to do. Certainly the Container, HTML or Iframe controls are candidated to place it on the top of an app's view, for example, and, to achieve what you wanted, we can use a bit of CSS (or the SetStyle action) with that. For example, if we place a Container1 on the top of an app's view and then apply to that control the below style (we can use the app's Inline CSS option to do that) we can achieve exactly what you wanted, that is, not only that the control remains on the top, but also made the control "fixed":
When the above style is applied then the Container control appear "fixed" on the app's view and the possible controls situated below can "scroll" below the Container control. About the other Container, that is, the container you want to place below the menu one, maybe are no needed at all. We can simply place controls below the menu Container and, if needed, we can also exceed the app's view height without problems (see the samples attached below).
2º If what you want is to get the above Container in every app's view, maybe what you can do is to use the app's Master view to place the Container. Then you can set the others app's views' "DrawMaster" option to "true" and therefore the Master view's Container appear also in that other app's view.
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I am modified a bit the HtmlContent app sample in order to try to help you and I upload it here to share also with others. The below zip file contains another "NavBar" sample too, which can be considered a bit experimental. This last sample uses some thirdparty Javascript in order to use the navigation bar of the Bootstrap CSS framework. Please, take a look at the two samples included in the below zip file and then post here any question you have.
Hello fakie,
Will do.
Just remember JSON objects are like any other Javascript object, and that App Builder provides the appropiate actions to deal with Javascript objects, and, App Builder also provide dozens of actions to deal with Arrays, which is another common "source" in JSON objects.
Hello fakie,
Take a look at the various "JSON*" samples. Certainly we can deal with JSON objects loading from files and server's responses. Please let me know if you have any further question after take a look at the refered samples.
P.S. Maybe you can find another useful samples searching by "json" in the App Builder's samples dialog.
Hello to all,
You're a star David!
Thanks you for your kindly words!
Hello to all,
Here introducing the new App Builder's compiler syntax checker:
2017.6 (01/18/2017)* Introducing the new App Builder's runtime syntax information. In combination with the App Builder's compiler syntax checker App Builder place now information about malformed actions in runtime in the integrated debugger console and others browsers' console.
* Introducing the new App Builder's compiler syntax checker. The Compiler syntax checker inform us about malformed App Builder's actions syntax when debug or build our apps. The App Builder's compilers (both visual and command line) place now in the log error messages when find some malformed action.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9Jf7DulAak
Hope this can be useful for all us!
Hello to all,
Since we do not have real syntax checking in app builder, I am battling to find my bugs...
If you double click an action and they doesn't appear well in the action's editor, then the action's is not well formed. Anyway I will look into a possible syntax check in AB: I certainly think possible to do something about this.
Hello Roger,
The Image's Error event is available in the Events tabs of the control: just double click the Image control that you wanted, and then, you enter into the Events tabs. Just look to the "Error" one and place the code that you wanted in that place. I prepare an small application sample for you:
ImageErrorEvent.ab (Right click and choose "Save link as...")
Please, let me know if you have any further question sir.
Hola,
Problema resuelto, gracias de nuevo David... Como siempre solucionando problemas raudo y veloz.Gracias!!!
¡Siempre gracias a ti Jose! :)
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