Posts by DecSoft

Hello frecciag50,

App Builder doesn't include a way "out-of-the-box" to connect to SQLite databases, just because something like that is not possible in an standarized way. If we plain to use Cordova then the "Files" plugin is available in addition with the "FileRead" and "FileWrite" actions. Using this we can write and read data from a text file. The "Database" sample also to us we can use a remote database (in the sample a MySQL database, but in fact they can be any other kind of database).

If you can found a way to connect with SQLite databases using Javascript (for example, this project appear to take in consideration) then you can try it from App Builder, since, as you know, we can use external Javascript files and code in any part of our applications. If you need some help in this part or you have any further question about this, please, don't hesitate to post it here and I will try to help you as well as possible.

Hello Napoleone,

Ok perfect it was necessary just to save the project as you suggest .... i had check the option and confirm the dialog window without saving the project

Muchas Gacias y Hasta Luego
Molte Grazie e alla prossima

You're welcome. Always thanks you for your interest!

Hello Napoleone,

Thanks for your interest in my work at App Builder. To generate the appropiate "config.xml" file for Cordova/Phonegap you must check the right checkbox from the app's options dialog:

Just take care: once press the Ok button, save your application to apply the changes. On the other hand, I recommend you carefully to use Apache Cordova instead the Phonegap online service. App Builder provide a better integration with Apache Cordova and other related tools.

You can take a look at this forum's thread and follow this step by step tutorial too. Please, let me know if you have any further question.

Hello,

Taking a look again at the console's error messages, apparently you have no installed the appropiate stuff for the Android SDK, in particular de Android's build tools. Please, open your Android SDK manager (press WIN+R and type "android" to open it) and check the Android's build tools are installed. Below you can see an screenshot of my own Android's manager:

Hello Joshua,

Oh,I get that,
I just try some js in AB,to help me learn it through

DateFormat action ,of course ,more convenient!

Learn is good. Dot. And it's good to know different usages/alternatives. :)

Hello Joshua,

But remember we have the DateFormat action. We can do something like this:

Hello Joshua,

Thanks for your kindly words. About your question, the Date input control requires a JS Date variable to be binded. This is does automatically by App Builder. If we need to play with the JS Date variable (the Date input value) we can first create a new AB Data variable with "NewDate" using the input's value.

Then, once we have an AB Data variable we can use actions like DateFormat with that variable.

Probably we can use also another approach (depend on your needs) like a bit of Javascript code, in order to do something like that:

Remember the "Value" is a JS Date variable, so we can also use another Date Javascript stuff if we wanted (if we must use the input's value from Javascript code). So take a look and tell me if you have any further question Joshua.

Okey, let me try.
Thank you , David.

You're welcome!

Hello Zeng,

If the function is intented to use from Javascript code, then you can use the "Return" action. If the function is not intented for that you can simply set some specific variable with the "SetVar" action: such variable is still available once the function is executed so you can use it.

Thank you David, I got it. :)

You're welcome!

Hello Jack,

please see this

This is not an App Builder problem, but (apparently) a problem with your Cordova/Java installation. Are you tried by simply restart the computer or close some heavy programs like the internet browser? Sometimes, and commonly in more or less low resources computers, Java can cause problems while starts the required stuff.

Hello Zeng,

Are you take a look at the Clipboard application sample and the Clipboard control?

Hello Zeng,

I upgraded Internet Explorer to version 11, then the errors are disappeared. :D

Glad to know. And yes; certainly the "Audio" problem is caused due to an old version of Internet Explorer.

Hello Joshua,

Take a look if you like at the new Date input control available in App Builder. You can start by the also new DateInput app sample. The below one is a sample of the datepicker that Android 6.1 offer to us to choose a date using the new Date input:

Hello tin,

Probably this not solve the problem... but according what I read about sometimes the application can be uploaded into the store. Maybe because doesn't perform the IPv6 check everytime?

Anyway, if your hosting support "https" and you are not using it before (or even if you use it before) may you can try to change to "https" in your app and try again... may you have some lucky...

P.S. But certainly this is not a solution. I think you must talk with your hosting provider seriously: you pay for that service... they must hear about your requeriments, and these certainly doesn't appear too difficult nowadays to support Ipv6...