Posts by DecSoft

Hello starin,

I am very sorry, but the App Builder's script doesn't support nested variables. As a possible workaround, are you trying to use Javascript directly in this case? Take a look at the External Javascript tutorial for more information.

Hello Kasito,

Take a look at the below code and post here any further question:

Hello tin,

Hi,David I test again.It was my mistake.I insert Css line for image in master view.After I delete it.it fix now
Thanks again
only 2 code!! It look awesome now.It so nearly perfect as Ionic framework does.

Yes; I also made a test with two views (the "InputsScroll2" sample only has one, maybe I can add another...), one with the inputs and one other with other stuff. Certainly we can apply the "scroll style" just to one view and not others, which is probably what we wanted in most cases.

Hello tin,

The Phonertc.io works as a Cordova's plugin, that can be good or not, depend if we can found another service that doesn't require Cordova at all but works in browsers. Anyway the most difficult part here (at least to me) is the server stuff. Apparently the Phonertc.io Javascript API is not specially complex, but the server must run the appropiate software, etc.

Hello to all,

This project appear interesting to take a look...

Hello to all,

Certainly I can't remember any standard HTML5 API that allow something like that. But this of course doens't means they can't exists... maybe provided by some company or developer. Talking specifically about Android, the solution of course must be to use some Apache Cordova's plugin. Maybe you can found someone already made here!

Probably we can found an already existing Cordova's plugin, however, we can always create one of them! We can create it or pay a developer to create it: the point is that it's possible. But certainly I can't go too much ahead with this question, only link to some sites that can help like the ]Apache Cordova's plugin repository.

P.S. Possible Cordova's plugins can be also found out of the official repository, then a Google search can also help...

Hello tin,

I test right now by placing all the "InputsScroll2" sample View1's controls into the Master view. Then I set the "DrawMaster" View1's variable to "true" and try on Android: the result is the same than if the controls are placed directly in "View1".

That's do not surprise me, because in fact the Master view doesn't exists in runtime "as is", in other words, their controls are placed in the current app view if their "DrawMaster" variable is set to "true", but the app never shown the "Master view" "as is".

On the other hand, the above code is specific for the "View1" and doesn't apply to all application's views. That's the point, because probably not all the views in the application requires such behaviour or contains too much input controls like our "Inputs" view.

I am not sure if this can help you in some way tin, because I am not sure if can understand very well what you means. So please go ahead and ask here if you have any further question or need some more help on this.

Hello Joshua,

The Date input is a bit special in comparison with others. This is mainly because their "Value" are not an string, but a Javascript Date variable, so they can't be an "empty" string or "null" value, and this is why the above code doesn't work like in other inputs controls.

On the other hand, the behaviour of the Date input depend on the browsers' vendors implementation. For example, Firefox allow us to "erase" the input date/text (not the associated Date variable), but Chrome only allow us to change the date value to another. Other browsers like the Android's webview doesn't allow to write into the Date input, but offer an specific dialog to choose a Date value.

When we deal with the Date input we must create an App Builder's Date variable from the Input Value using the NewDate action. Then we can use all the Date related actions, for example, to get the selected or current Date input year, month, etc. Onh the other hand we must always validate the user's input in the server side if exists.

Hope this information can help you Joshua, please, go ahead if you have any further question.

Amazing!! Time to say goodbye container...
just 2 code

SetStyle "View1" "margin-top" "0px"</p> <p>SetViewSize "" "[App.InnerHeight]px"<br>

That's is! :)

Hello to all,

Hi There David.

Just wanted to let you know that this problem was what I described as the "squeeze" problem.

I think since english is not my first language - I had a problem in explaining.
Glad to see it resolved.

Thanks to you and tin!
Keep up the good work.

You're welcome fakie!

a third way!?Html form
sound nice!

:D and =D

Thanks Joshua!

Hello there,

Tin, upgrade your AB copy and take a look at the new "InputsScroll2" application sample. I think this shown a more elegant way to solve the software keyboard "problem" instead of the applied in the "InputsScroll" sample, which of course can continue working. Maybe you can consider it for your next projects.

Hope this information can be useful! :)

Hello Ade,

What the server receives is the Base64 string. If we pass that string to the above "base64_to_jpeg" function then the image is saved in the specified "output_file".

Hello Ade,

In this StackOverflow thread we can find some possible approach in PHP. Certainly just one function can do the job:

Hello Ade,

Hi David,
I was just playing with camera 3 sample project and I took picture and upload.
Where is the image uploaded?

Certainly the "Camera*" samples upload the Base64 representation of the captured image into my own server, however, I just return the same Base64 string (as you can see) and never save the image in the server. This is also valid for any other upload/post sample. The samples' server just reply like an "echo" with the uploaded/posted data, but do not save any data into the server.

Is this what you want to know Ade?