Posts by DecSoft

Hello,

Maybe is a design error (may the "BAT files" checkboxes must be disabled) because BAT files have non sense if the configuration file does not exists. At least this is the App Builder behaviour: if the config file is not created, then the BAT files are not created too. In fact this is true, because Cordova uses such config file.

So I really don't know what to do. Maybe I can disable the "Bat files" checkboxes if the "Config file" checkbox is not checked. Or allow the creation of BAT files even when the config file is not ready (?). Anyway, remember we must save the application changes and uses "Build", not "Debug", since this last never creates BAT files.

You're welcome!

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Enjoy the new FormatNumber and UnformatNumber actions!

Hello,

Currently something like that is not "out of the box" in App Builder. In the meanwhile (because I want to study it and eventually add some new actions in App Builder) you can try with the library you linked or maybe other similar Javascript library.

Hello,

Thanks for your interest in my work at App Builder. Certainly the way we can use such kind of stuff from our App Builder's applications is to use Apache Cordova Plugins. Lot of plugins are already available and also we can create new plugins (following this guide) in order to be used in our own applications. As you can read below...

Plugins are an integral part of the cordova ecosystem. They provide an interface for Cordova and native components to communicate with each other and bindings to standard device APIs. This enables you to invoke native code from JavaScript.

Once we have a Javascript API (the provided by a Cordova's plugin) we can use it from App Builder. Take a look at the "CordovaPlugins" sample to view how we can use Cordova's plugin not yet included in App Builder "out of the box", like other plugins already included and ready to use.

Hello,

Can be an alternative to the already includes "Alert", "AlertBox" actions and also for modal views. However, this actions and modal views works in any browsers and without Cordova. Something to take in consideration. Thanks for sharing tin.

P.S. On the other hand, you know it's possible to use such plugin from App Builder. Look at the "CordovaPlugins" app sample.

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That's depend on the application tin. The problem is this is something that works only with Cordova, but, App Builder produces HTML5 applications in the first time, and, something like Cordova's plugins does not work in the browsers, just because the database supports in browsers is very low at this time.

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If SQLite is extremely required may can be an option.

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Probably we can prepare something like the above using just Push buttons and/or images for the tabs, and app's views for the tabs' contents. I will try, however, to implement a good control from the UI-Bootstrap Tabs component.

From App Builder is probably too much complicated to prepare the tabs' contents in the same way than UI-Bootstrap does, but, probably I can implement a Tab control which works in a similar way than the Delphi's "Tabs" control.

This can allow us to be advised when a tab is clicked, or when a tab changed, then we can provide the tab contents in an app's view, an Iframe control, etc. Just let me sometime to take a look around tin.

No problem!

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Yes; App Builder uses right now the latest 4.5.0 version.

Hello,

App Builder already includes FontAwesome in addition to GlyphIcons...

I will take a look!

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In the current release of App Builder I modified the "Animated2" app sample in order to show us how we can use the above CSS rules. So we can change the animations' duration, delay and iteration count.

Hello,

Take a look at the animate.css documentation, since AB animations are based on it.

From the animate.css documentation:

You can change the duration of your animations, add a delay or change the number of times that it plays:

#yourElement {
-vendor-animation-duration: 3s;
-vendor-animation-delay: 2s;
-vendor-animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}

Note: be sure to replace "vendor" in the CSS with the applicable vendor prefixes (webkit, moz, etc)

So we can use the "InlineCSS" app's option or an external (and included) CSS stylesheet to prepare the appropiate CSS rules.