The best solution we can offer is to do just what you have described and use multiple tableviews. We use this set-up in many other Apps without performance issues.

If you want to create the effect of collapsable columns, you would just alpha out, delete and translate the remaining tableviews into place.

You are also correct in that rows will auto collapse as you take them out of the datasource query by using an assign action.

Jake,

Let me address these in the order you presented them:

1) Currently the border attribute is required to appear on all sides. However you can get around this by creating a panel and layering it underneath the panel or image you want to display a one sided border on, give it a background color and make it a little longer on the one side you need. These two object will probably have to live as siblings inside of something else so you can align them properly.

2) Same rules apply as in one, cornerradius must apply to all corners. If you require something to have only one or two corners rounded, you may consider making that an image.

3) All of our WIRE definitions have a small piece of sample code to show you how to create each specific tag. In this case, the reveal tag can be found here:
http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress...

you must add a target to a web tag to your load tag as well.

Yes.

If you call an action that contains the load tag you can do this. What you will want to do is "load" like this:


<action>
<load url=”tel://816-555-5555”/>
</action>


Well you need to be logged into the studio to view that page. My apologies. All of our tutorials are found at: http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress.... At the bottom of the screen there are some links to videos that might help.

I would start with this page to get an idea of how the studio works.

https://studio.rarewire.com/promotion

Currently we only support medialets and that is prepopulated on the API settings page within the studio.

To sign up for medialets: http://www.medialets.com/

Also make sure that every param you set on your classes have defined values in your object tag.

A couple of things to note here.

First of all your if statements can't live in the datasource tag, they have to be listed as part of an action tag.

you are calling a parameter for "name" but are not defining it on the object tag.

You are on the right track with the if statements, just make sure that you are calling the correct alias within the object property. you are probably looking at

<assign property="BLOGTITLE.text" value="PSYCHO BABBLE"/>


If you want I can take a look at your WIRE file and try to understand the flow.

just use the html for a code block <code>CODE HERE</code>