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As this bug gets addressed, in the meantime you could create a border as an image and wrap the textfield in that, since your textfield should be a fixed width and height.
Your app will only be able to communicate with Apple's in-app purchase tokens (for charging users for inapp content) through our monthly subscription plan.
If you stored your issues inside of your app and did not charge for them, then you could build out a hub for a one-time build.
If you stored your issues inside of your app and did not charge for them, then you could build out a hub for a one-time build.
I will have a conversation with the team and see what we can do.
Thanks for calling it out!
Thanks for calling it out!
I have confirmed this as a bug. I have logged a ticket. Is this essential for your app? I can make a case for this in our next dev meeting.
Not to date. Let me test this issue to confirm.
Currently the only solution we offer is the clipboard="yes" on a text tag which allows the text to be copied to the native clipboard and then taken outside of the app.
I would be more than happy to submit a feature request for a copy to clipboard from an action rather than a manual process inside of a text object.
I would be more than happy to submit a feature request for a copy to clipboard from an action rather than a manual process inside of a text object.
So you want a user to have the ability to copy the URL and then save it to the native clipboard to be pasted potentially inside of a different app, such as Safari?
The latest fusebox build should have what you need.
This solution isn't perfect though as you could have some numbers that are larger. Here is a link to some javascript functions:http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/js-math...
You should be able to find one or a combination that will do what you need. This may require that you upload your own custom functions.html file. Check out this tutorial: https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...
You should be able to find one or a combination that will do what you need. This may require that you upload your own custom functions.html file. Check out this tutorial: https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...
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You will then go into your app project in the App Creation Studio and within the Wire Editor go to Settings>API settings and enter in your flurry api key.
Then in your wire you will create analytics tags. Place them on any action you want to capture.
<action>
<analytics action=”logevent” timed=”start” event=”nameofevent”/>
</action>
Action= should always be "logevent" for Flurry and event names can be anything you want, this is what will show up in your Flurry dashboard.
https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...
As long as the API key is there, Flurry will auto generate the events from your analytics tag if they do not exist yet.