Posts by DecSoft

Hello Joshua,

Always thanks for your support sir! ;)

Hello Kasito,

Also, take a look and assert the "Disallow over scroll" option is checked:

On the other hand, if you try with other app samples like the "IFrames" one, you get the same "wrong" behaviour?

Hello Kasito,

Are you set the app's "Scale" option to "True"?

Hello Joshua,

Please, update your AB copy, new changes and enhancements has been introduced:

2016.181 (09/07/2016)

* Added the new "HttpJson" application sample, which shown us how we can use the new added "Transform" variable of an HttpClient control. Take a look at this sample to view how we can send JSON data in HTTP calls.

* Added a new "Transform" variable to the HttpClient control. This variable can be "data" or "json" and allow us to perform "normal" HTTP POST calls (like always in App Builder) and also JSON HTTP POST calls, that means the call's data is sended as JSON.

* The SetHttpData action do not work as expected for certain specific data key names (which contains invalid characters for Javascript identifiers). This has been fixed now and the action is also enhanced to allow app's variables to be used as key's names.

* The SetHttpHeader action do not work as expected for certain specific header names (which contains invalid characters for Javascript identifiers). This has been fixed now and the action is also enhanced to allow app's variables to be used as header's names.

Let me know if you have any further question or problem Joshua.

Hello Joshua,

Please, standby,... I am working on a solution for this question.

Hello again,

Anyway, I want to study this question in a more deep way as quickly as possible Joshua!

Hello Joshua,

I am not sure if (for the moment) point you to the HTTP documentation of AngularJS, that is, may you can do what you wanted using "pure" Javascript code. On the other hand, I am not sure if another way can be to "transform" the received data in JSON, that is, the server receive the input as the app send it, but, before to proceed, they may can transform that input data into JSON, and then continue the work... what do you think about?

Hello tin,

I modify a bit the "Report16" sample to include "hour" information in the date fields, and, apparently they works well. Please, take a look at the attached file and tell me what do you think about tin.

(Modified) Report16.zip

Hello Joshua,

Since you talk about "your server", why you expect JSON? That is, you can't deal with other kind of input data?

Hello tin,

Are you sure there is not a typo on "dateget"? If not, note that we can format a date value from certain format to another: not all possible date formats are supported. Have you the possibility to change the date field with a "timestamp" value? I think this can be the best option, between other things, because we can format a "timestamp" value to other formats, then may this can solve the problem.

Or maybe you can perform (this can be also a good solution) the date forma transformation on the server side, and provide the application with the correct date format values...

Hello tin,

Please, update your App Builder copy. The new sample "Report16" shown how we can use the AngularJS "date" filter inside a Report in order to achieve what you wanted: take certain date formated in some way (timestamp or a format like your own one) and convert it into another date format string.

Hello tin,

I'm not sure if we can "interchange" the "...toLeft" for "toRight" and made some other changes... right now I am very busy with other more important questions and I have no time to deal with this. Can you please try a little and tell me if you found some specific problem or something like that?

Hello tin,

Please, update your App Builder copy. Certainly there is an introduced bug that has been fixed.

Thanks again for the report! ;)

OMG... I am investigating this right now tin, thanks for the report...

Hello Joshua,

Certainly App Builder do not uses a form to perform HTTP POST calls, just certain Javascript "FormData" variable, which is filled in the right way to contain our desired data. You have some problem when receive the POST data in your app's server or something like that?

On the other hand, I will take a look, but, maybe a posible way to send JSON data is to "serialize" an Object variable or just send the JSON inside one of the HTTP POST call variables. Maybe we can also try by changing the HTTP POST call headers, but I am not sure about...