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That is a really good question. Glad you are checking out the load tag, it is pretty powerful.
As for the map URL, b/c of the move to Apple branded Maps, this feature works a little differently. It will jump the user out to google maps within mobile safari.
Unfortunately there really isn't a workaround until we make adjustments in the engine. I will dd some notes to the feature request and hopefully we will get to it sooner than later.
As for the map URL, b/c of the move to Apple branded Maps, this feature works a little differently. It will jump the user out to google maps within mobile safari.
Unfortunately there really isn't a workaround until we make adjustments in the engine. I will dd some notes to the feature request and hopefully we will get to it sooner than later.
You are not that far off. The regionenter and regionexit are dependant on two things: the user's current location and the current region assigned to the map. Your second example is fairly close, only your map is assigned to the geo datasource and your enterregion action is using the range datasource.
Have you considered using Apple TV? This is the recommended method for this type of requirement.
Have you tried the wipe tag and using the attribute, file="".
https://content.rarewire.com/wordpres...
https://content.rarewire.com/wordpres...
This is a pretty sweet method of using variables and a tiny image to create a cool effect.
Well done sir.
Well done sir.
Jenifer,
I looked at the PDFs in question and It appears that because the PDFs you are using are layered with a lot of images they are taking some time to display each page.
What your will need to do it flatten or compress your PDF files using a tool like PDF enhancer.
I looked at the PDFs in question and It appears that because the PDFs you are using are layered with a lot of images they are taking some time to display each page.
What your will need to do it flatten or compress your PDF files using a tool like PDF enhancer.
Is your html formatted or is it just straight text like you have above?
In order for an html file to appear in a web tag it needs to be formatted. here is a sample:
In order for an html file to appear in a web tag it needs to be formatted. here is a sample:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>I Love HTML</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en-us" />
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
</head>
<body>
Everything displayed on your page will be in here.
</body>
</html>
If you set currentlocation to "yes" then you should be able to just assign the region to the location using object properties:
In this example, MAP is the alias of the map tag you are using.
<assign property="object:MAP.region" value="[object:MAP.locagtion]"/>
In this example, MAP is the alias of the map tag you are using.
Well looking at this a little closer I notice you are attempting to use the param inside of a text tag. To pull a param from a datasource like you want, that has to be placed in an object tag. This would require that you create a class to drive the content of the object tag.
Does that make sense?
Also you twitter datasource prob needs Oauth info if you want to use the 1.1 API.
Does that make sense?
Also you twitter datasource prob needs Oauth info if you want to use the 1.1 API.
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Thanks for the comment. I will check with the features team and see where this ticket is.