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How to Add a Distribution Cert to your App?
When you are building an iOS App in the App Creation Studio and are ready to make an Ad-Hoc or Release build, you need to upload your certificates from Apple.
Here is a short screencast walking you through those steps.
Upload Distribution Certs into the RareWire App Creation Studio
Here is a short screencast walking you through those steps.
Upload Distribution Certs into the RareWire App Creation Studio
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Fixed
Weird parameter naming bug
It seems that some parameter names cause clashes with variable names. Objects can have arbitrary user defined parameters starting with an underscore. These cause problems when trying to use a var in an action which has a name containing the parameter name.
Here is a simple example:
The two variables displayed by the alert should have the same value of 'abc' but in fact they do not.
Here is a simple example:
<wire>
<actions>
<action name="init" oninit="yes">
<play action="assign" _myvar="abc" />
</action>
<action name="assign">
<sync>
<assign property="var:curr_myvar" value="_myvar" />
<assign property="var:somevar" value="_myvar" />
<play action="display" />
</sync>
</action>
<action name="display">
<alert message="'var:curr_myvar'=[var:curr_myvar] 'var:somevar'=[var:somevar]" />
</action>
</actions>
</wire>
The two variables displayed by the alert should have the same value of 'abc' but in fact they do not.
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Default values on attributes...
As you update the wire documentation, please provide the default values for attributes. It would be very helpful for deciding whether optional attributes need to be explicitly set.
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How does the height="fit" work?
When I try it on text object it always seems to treat the object as having zero height.
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Logout Button
The logout button is dangerously close to the refresh button in conduit. Is it that high priority of a function to deserve top right placement? Could it go at the bottom of the list view?
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New Wire Engine Coming Soon.
A newer version of our Conduit App that contains new wire functionality has been submitted to the App Store for approval.
When we push these changes to our users, you will see a rebranded version of the Conduit App in the form of a new App called fusebox. We have also added a lot of new functionality around object properties, location based map functionality, datasource updates and camera support.
When we push these changes to our users, you will see a rebranded version of the Conduit App in the form of a new App called fusebox. We have also added a lot of new functionality around object properties, location based map functionality, datasource updates and camera support.
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Searching answer
Posting to facebook
Is there some way to figure out whether sending a post to facebook was successful?
I made an app based off the tutorial that has logged in to my facebook account and successfully made a couple of posts. However now new posts are not appearing in my facebook account and I cannot see how to diagnose the issue.
I made an app based off the tutorial that has logged in to my facebook account and successfully made a couple of posts. However now new posts are not appearing in my facebook account and I cannot see how to diagnose the issue.
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Controlling your UIWebView Experience
By default, when using a web object all content that is pulled or placed into the UIWebView using the html, url or file attributes can be pinch/zoomed as well as scrolled. The same behavior you will experience on a majority of website when viewing within Safari.
If you are pulling your content in via a feed or local resource, you may want to limit this ability and build within your app the controls to increase font-size, line-height or colors. It also gives a more polished experience for your HTML content if the user can't over-extend the layout or structure you have taken time to design for your HTML content.
To prevent a user from pinch/zooming place the following meta tag within your head of the HTML document or texttemplate.
If you have fitted web content and have no need to have your web object to scroll or even animate the 'rubberband' effect when swiping vertically you can use the following javascript:
Then place the following within your tag:
These are a couple tricks to create a more controlled UIWebView experience. For more info on meta tags used within the UIWebView please see Apple's documentation on HTML references
If you are pulling your content in via a feed or local resource, you may want to limit this ability and build within your app the controls to increase font-size, line-height or colors. It also gives a more polished experience for your HTML content if the user can't over-extend the layout or structure you have taken time to design for your HTML content.
To prevent a user from pinch/zooming place the following meta tag within your head of the HTML document or texttemplate.
<meta content="width=100%, minimum-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, initial-scale=1" name="viewport">
If you have fitted web content and have no need to have your web object to scroll or even animate the 'rubberband' effect when swiping vertically you can use the following javascript:
<script type="text/javascript">
function blockMove() {
event.preventDefault() ;
}
</script>
Then place the following within your tag:
<body ontouchmove="blockMove()">
These are a couple tricks to create a more controlled UIWebView experience. For more info on meta tags used within the UIWebView please see Apple's documentation on HTML references
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Does RareWire have support for image masking?
Can it do anything like this?
http://developer.apple.com/library/sa...
http://developer.apple.com/library/sa...
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Special datasource values
Are there other special datasource values besides [param:dataSourceIndex] that are available for use with list objects?
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Fixed
XPath syntax issue in datasource query
You probably need to note in the documentation that when using xpath syntax in the datasource 'query' attribute that operators such as '' need to be entered using the html entity, i.e. ', etc, otherwise the wire fails with an error.
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Answered
detecting device orientation changes
Is it possible for a Wire to detect device orientation changes? If so, what's the best way to do that?
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Fixed
Supported characters for an application's name
The studio allows the ampersand '&' to be used in an application's name but the ampersand will be missing in the wire name on conduit.
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Fixed
Supported Device Orientations settings lost when renaming a wire
If you rename a wire in the studio it forgets the Supported Device Orientations settings.
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Device specific attributes
Is it possible to set attributes that are specific to either the iPad or the iPhone? I ask this because I just finished the Constitution app tutorial (which was very informative) and it works great on the iPad.
However, when I try to view the app on my phone, the PDF can be viewed fine, but the "ypos" coordinates for the paginator slider "up" and "down" arrows place them off the screen. Is it possible to do what I asked above or would you recommend to use percentages instead of actual pixel coordinates in the future?
However, when I try to view the app on my phone, the PDF can be viewed fine, but the "ypos" coordinates for the paginator slider "up" and "down" arrows place them off the screen. Is it possible to do what I asked above or would you recommend to use percentages instead of actual pixel coordinates in the future?
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