If you are using iOS only and have a toolbar tag implemented, you can use a popup tag (https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...). Otherwise you will have to build something yourself.

Check out this example here: https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...

Did you not receive my email? I sent it to you on May 10th.

This seems to have something to do with your "unload" action, when I comment that out it does not crash. Try putting the unloads in a sync block.

I am seeing this issue inside your app on my fusebox as well. I am not however seeing this on anything else yet. Let me investigate a little further.

Hm, I did not find that to be the case in my tests. Were you using a sync block in your action?

Steve,

On second thought. Try adding superwire="yes" to the play action in your main.wire that is causing the crash. This should refind the main.wire and run the play tag.

SUBWIRE:


<action name="main-back">


    <play action="close" superwire="yes" target=".."/>


</action>



MAIN.WIRE: 


<action name="close">


	<sync>


		<unload delay=".1" target="ISSUE"/>


		<alpha value="0" time=".5" target="ISSUE"/>


              	<play action="alert" superwire="yes" />


	</sync>


 </action> 


 <action name="alert">


    	<alert message="NEAT"/>


 </action>

Steve,

This is expected behavior. We currently have a ticket out to see if we can't solve this issue. Currently you cannot jump to another action using play when coming from a subwire. You would need to put those actions directly inside your main.wire action rather than use a play action.

That is a valid approach. I have been looking at your earlier scenario and am still having some issues with the second list ondevice rotate. I may have uncovered a bug, so I am going to escalate this issue.

I will get back to you. Thanks.

This could work, but you might see a time delay as the subwire loads and unloads. Also you would need to make sure all your variables were reassigned inside the subwire or they would get carried over.

On line 56 you need to add a font, color and alignment to your text tag.