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RareWire does not have any subscription plans of this type. What App are you referring to? If it is one of our clients maybe I can get you the correct contact information.
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1) A delay would be the best bet for checking your current conditions. What do you mean when you say odd?
The code could look something like this:
2) When you are using a class, you can treat it just like you would any other object in the main block, meaning that you can place onclicks, etc. onto the class and those can fire actions. You can also add object variables (_something) that actions fired directly on the object can read.
3) Listening to you talk about the project sounds like you have a lot figured out already. We are glad you like it so far. If you want to send me a collaborator invite I would love to take a look at the code and see how it is going!
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The code could look something like this:
<action name="check-weather" oninit="yes" onresume="yes">
<sync loop="yes" delay="60">
<play action="weatherdata" />
</sync>
</action>
<action name="weatherdata">
<if lhs="[datasource:weather.1.condition]" operator="e" rhs="23">
PLAY SUNNY VIDEO
</if>
IF...etc.
</action>
2) When you are using a class, you can treat it just like you would any other object in the main block, meaning that you can place onclicks, etc. onto the class and those can fire actions. You can also add object variables (_something) that actions fired directly on the object can read.
EX.
<class name="amigos">
<panel name="[param:name]" width="15%" height="60%" xpos="[param:x]" ypos="33%" onclickup="set-variable" _amigo="[param:amigo]"></panel>
</class>
.....
<action name="set-variable">
<assign property="var:amigo" value="_amigo" />
<alpha value="1" time="0" target="PANEL" />
<assign property="object:TEXT.text" value="Starring [var:amigo]!" />
</action>
3) Listening to you talk about the project sounds like you have a lot figured out already. We are glad you like it so far. If you want to send me a collaborator invite I would love to take a look at the code and see how it is going!
Thanks.
Ah, looks like I need to up date the screen shot. The API Settings can now be found inside of the WIRE Editor under Settings.
This is the key part:
<object class="article-list-item" dataSourceIndex="[param:dataSourceIndex]" headline="[param:title]" description="[param:*[local-name()='forecast']/@code]" />
Hey Kevin,
You are right, the attribute inside of a node can be a little tricky to path to with XPath. Here is a simple datasource wire that is using a list and an object tag to parse down to the 'code' element in your feed. I hope this helps.
You are right, the attribute inside of a node can be a little tricky to path to with XPath. Here is a simple datasource wire that is using a list and an object tag to parse down to the 'code' element in your feed. I hope this helps.
<wire>
<datasources>
<datasource name="RSSFeed" source="" query="//item" providertype="xml" parsenamespaces="yes" />
</datasources>
<classes>
<class name="article-list-item">
<panel name="article-[param:dataSourceIndex]" width="100%" fitheight="yes" _dataSourceIndex="[param:dataSourceIndex]" background="303339" borderwidth="1" bordercolor="0000FF" padding="2">
<panel name="info2" width="100%" fitheight="yes" padding="2" borderwidth="1" bordercolor="00ff00" >
<text name="headline" width="100%" height="fit" color="#707B51" font="Helvetica-Bold" size="18" align="left" alignment="left" text="[param:headline]" background="303339" fit="yes"></text>
<text name="description" width="100%" height="fit" color="#f0ffff" font="Helvetica" size="14" align="left" bottomof="headline" alignment="left" text="[param:description]" background="303339"></text>
</panel>
</panel>
</class>
</classes>
<main>
<panel name="BasePanel" width="100%" height="100%" borderwidth="1" bordercolor="ffffff" padding="2">
<panel name="Rest" width="100%" height="100%" background="ff0000" borderwidth="1" bordercolor="ff0000" valign="bottom">
<list name="list" datasource="RSSFeed" width="100%" lwidth="100%" height="100%" valign="bottom" align="center" orientation="vertical" paginate="no">
<object class="article-list-item" dataSourceIndex="[param:dataSourceIndex]" headline="[param:title]" description="[param:*[local-name()='forecast']/@code]" />
<panel name="hi" width="100%" height="1"></panel>
</list>
</panel>
</panel>
</main>
<actions>
<action name="boot" oninit="yes">
<assign property="datasource:RSSFeed.source" value="http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?w=2502265" />
</action>
</actions>
</wire>
You would just need to alter your query for the SQL table. You could use delete and change your approach to where or you could decide to use truncate which will clear the entire table and only leave the column headers
query="TRUNCATE TABLE table_name"
query="TRUNCATE TABLE table_name"
As far as your iPhone 5 is concerned, the third app has only defined iPad in the platform settings, so you will not see it on a phone until you change that setting.
That is correct.
All pricing plans are "per app".
On the subscription you can publish store ready IPA or APK files as often as you want as well as serve live updates in real-time to your app.
If you choose not to manage your app with a subscription, you build file will cost a one-time fee of $99 each time you publish.
Engine Updates are enhancements to our feature set inside the WIRE language and are always provided free of charge.
On the subscription you can publish store ready IPA or APK files as often as you want as well as serve live updates in real-time to your app.
If you choose not to manage your app with a subscription, you build file will cost a one-time fee of $99 each time you publish.
Engine Updates are enhancements to our feature set inside the WIRE language and are always provided free of charge.
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If I were you I would first contact Apple Support and see if they can't credit your itunes account.
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/c...