These are on our roadmap, but the demand for these are still pretty limited. We will keep you posted. 

There is a write only attribute for panels that you can use at a root level to stick into one orientation or the other. 

The attribute is called 'lock'. It determines an orientation to lock the device into. If the device is not currently in the orientation set to lock, the object targeted will not lock until the correct orientation becomes current. Value = landscape | portrait | none

<assign property="object:PANEL.lock" value="landscape">

I can replicate what you are seeing if I don't clear out the URL on my close action. It holds the keyboard, seemingly because the textfield is still active. 

What you can do here is add this to your close webview action:

            <load url="about:blank" target="WEB" />

Steve,

Is this on an iOS or Android device? I will mock up a sample and see if I can replicate the scenario. 

Start with adding an app icon and splash screen. Builds will error without them. That has a specific error message you should have seen, but let's start there and see if the error changes.

Thanks. 

Let me take a look and I will let you know. 

put your alert message in an action like this:

<action name="matchesdb-list-done" datasource="matchesdb-list" datasourceevent="querycomplete">
	<alert message="[datasource:matchesdb-list.dataSourceResultCount]"/>
<action>

This will make sure that the query is completely done before throwing the alert. 

Maybe this stackoverflow topic on SQL and aliases might be helpful? 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6210289/take-column-username-in-each-row-and-split-each-username-into-player-1-player-2/6211060#6211060

From a WIRE perspective, you can check out this tutorial to give you an idea of how to harness a list and object tags to display this data in your app. 

https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress/2012/10/sql-snippet/

I have logged a bug report to for this. It appears that the system is storing an empty file if there is no valid content found from the URL. There is no indication that this is happening and [file:] will return a "yes" even if the file is 0 bytes. 

So we will need to add some validation and messaging in the engine to account for this.