Hello Stef,
To prepare the BAT files for Cordova we need to specify that in the app's options dialog:
Open the app's options dialog (Menu -> App -> App options), check at least the above checkboxes, press OK, save the application and then build it again.
Hello Stef,
First of all thanks for your interest in my work. Please, can you tell me what Windows version are you using? Remember my software runs in Windows 10, 8.1, 8 and 7, but is not supported for Windows XP or earlier. On the other hand, can you provide some kind of image capture of the problem? And what you expect exactly?
I means if you look for the app compiled files, the default directory is your user desktop, or the directory in which your application project file (.ab) is placed. You must look for a "[App-Name]_Compiled" directory. You talk about a "popup". Can you provide a capture of that? More details you provide, more chances to help you.
Hello Eduardo,
First of all, honestly, I am not and expert in animations nor transitions effects. Animate.css, used in App Builder, is a more or less easy way to perform controls' animations just by using some prefedined CSS classes/animations, which is very good.
Taking a look at this "transform CSS" article in the Mozilla Developer Network we can view how the "transform" CSS property can help us at least in some particular cases, for example:
The above "animation" (in fact "transformation") is made by using the "SetStyle" action. Below we can view the "Click" event code of the "Transform it!" button:
And, to reset the transformation we can simply do the following:
We can enter in some problems when try to use transformations on hidden controls. However, I am prepare a couple of new application samples: "SwipeMenu2" and "SwipeMenu3". Both of them uses CSS transformations instead of CSS animations. And, additionally, the "SwipeMenu3" show how we can prepare a non scale swipe menu, which can be good, not only better (and easy) to apply the CSS transformations.
Update your App Builder copy guys in order to be ready with these new samples in addition with other minor fixes. And please, let me know if these all can help you in some way.
Hello Eduardo,
Yes; using a bit of CSS we can control the animation duration. For example, using the app's Inline CSS option, we can write something like the below code:
Doing that ALL animations speed are changed to 200 milliseconds.
Also it's possible to change the speed of a particular animation, just by using the animation CSS class name:
The above code set the animation duration to 200 milliseconds only for the "shake" animation.
Hello Eduardo,
Thanks very much for your interest in my work and thanks for your kindly words. App Builder uses internally the Animate.css library. They is refered in the program's help near to the HTML control, but you have reason and this is not very clear explained. Probably I can do something on this.
We can use the "Classes" control's variables to assign "animated" CSS classes. We can do it in designtime (using the control's inspector) or in runtime using the AddClass, HasClass and RemoveClass actions. Post here if you have any further related question. Or just open a new forum's thread.
Hello,
Thanks again for your interest in my work. You can use the File plugin for Apache Cordova and the "File*" related actions like FileWrite. Or you can use an HttpClient control to post the JSON to your app's server.
Hello,
Glad to know finally you got it! :)
Hello,
Just post it if you found a solution or need further help reg4app!
Hello,
This is quite rare, since the app's "index.html" are codified using UTF-8 and declares such codification in the HTML code.
... The character encoding of the page must to be declared in the document or in the transfer protocol."
Since I have not exprience on IIS and never get this problem reported too, I think maybe this problem is in the latest part of the above phrase: "...or in the transfer protocol".
So may we need to configure the IIS server to handle UTF-8 appropiately?
Hello,
Then use the IFrame control's URL variable with the SetVar action:
Hello Mike,
Take a look at the OpenWindow action.
Hello,
Yeah. I receive the compiled application, which is not the same than the project file. Anyway I send you a reply via email. If the sample works for you, then the problem is in your own application Mike.
Hello Mike,
I just take a look at the many "Report*" includes samples and finally found than the "Report3" app samples does exactly what you wanted, that is, uses app's images to be show in a Report control. Please, Mike, take a look at that sample.
Hello Mike,
Can you send me a sample app? I don't have the time to study an entire application right now. Are you take a look at the DropDown application sample? They works for you?
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