Well that is certainly strange. I am going to recreate this and test it outside of fusebox. I am wondering if it will break as a stand alone app.

Mary,

can you email me your username and password to community@rarewire.com and I will take a look at this further.

Just to clarify, you are unable to log into fusebox and see your app list or your app is not loading after logging into fusebox?

No you should not need to create a new app. Rather than updating from the app store, I would recommend deleting the app from your device and reinstalling it from the App Store.

Are you able to log into the App Creation Studio with no issues?

Double check your target path. If it is still not working, perhaps you could invite me as a collaborator to take a look at the code?

Did you put your close scene action second?

on your subwire try adding a play action like this:

<action name="MAINWIRE">
<play action="START-MUSIC" superwire="yes" target="../.." />
<play action="CLOSE-SCENE1" superwire="yes" target="../.." />
</action>


If I recall this was done by simply creating a text tag for the decimal point and then placing it on top of the textfield using xpos and ypos positioning. As long as it is at the top of the z-order, it will always display in the same place.

Try using this example. It reuses the sound tag by playing with object variables derived from the play action:


<wire>
<main>
<image name="sound" alias="SOUND" source="button.back.png" xpos="100" ypos="100" onclickup="stop-music"/>
</main>

<actions>
<action name="init" oninit="yes">
<play action="clip" _action="play" _source="baseball1" _type="m4a" />
</action>

<action name="clip">
<sound action="_action" source="_source" type="_type"/>
<play action="clip" _action="_action" _source="baseball1" _type="m4a" delay="3" />
</action>
<action name="clip-stop">
<sound action="_action" source="_source" type="_type"/>
</action>
<action name="stop-music">
<play action="clip" _action="stop" _source="baseball1" _type="m4a" />
<alert message="STOP"/>
</action>

</actions>
</wire>


Let me take a look and I will get back to you. Thanks.