The App "Display" name under the icon is stored in the plist of the App and as such, you only need to change it in the RareWire Studio on the General page on the App.

Once you do that you will need to build a new IPA to submit to Apple. Any changes to the plist, such as App Name and icons or splash screens require a new IPA submitted to Apple.

make sure that your action is not running these at the same time, sound is very fickle, you may have to run it in a sync, otherwise it might get ignored if another action tag is happening at the same time.

I might recommend that you use a play tag to run your sound stop action.

I need to get revised timelines on these features. Consider your request noted :)

You could probably just wrap your two text elements in a panel and center that panel inside of the other panel that you want it to display in. You can use fitwidth on this new panel to make sure it is always the exact width of all its children combined.

Cache Duration (above) will suffice in storing previously downloaded content from a datasource for a specified amount of time. This is mainly meant for times when your device is not near an internet connection.

Another solution that might work for you and one which will be available in version 1.4 of the WIRE engine (i.e. the next iteration). Is the use of a download action tag. This wil allow you to save your XML file to your App contents and then you can use it like any other on board asset.

<action name="download">


     <download progresstarget="PBAR" downloadcomplete="loaded-xml" filename="documents/table.xml" url="http://where.xml.is.hosted.com"/> 


</action>


<action name="loaded-xml">


     Now use the table.xml that is now saved into your app to do what you need to do. 


</action>

If you are interested in this, I can find out the timeline for 1.4 and let you know. Any questions about this I can also answer here.

Thanks.

I have tested this on a few internal accounts and it seems to work fine. Can you give me some more detail?

What browser are you using?
Does the account you are attempting to accept from have the same email address that the invite was sent to?

Chris,

when you get a chance, can you invite me (icahill@rarewire.com) to one of your portfolios so I can try and replicate the issue.

thanks.

Chris,

Let me take a look at this and get back to you. In the meantime try logging into the Studio first and then accepting the invite.

Thanks.

Greg,

Sorry for the late response on this. Glad you figured out the audio portion.

As far as annotations go, the accessory view that displays when the pin is selected is a default size in iOS and can't be adjusted. The only thing you can do is use the onselect attribute to throw another panel up that lives outside of the annotation like you have done. Or you could play with putting a larger panel as a child inside of the annotation, you may be able to find the right amount of overlap that will look good.

Sorry for the late reply.

The fastest and easiest way to implement QR scanning is to use the following attributes in connection with the camera example.


<camera alias="CAMERA" name="panel" type="barcodescan" onscan="alertaction"
background="#FFFFFF" height="100%" width="100%" align="center" valign="top"></camera>


Camera example: https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...