Let me see what I can find out. I know the format of "2014-05-08 24:15:17" is accepted in the current 24 format, but I am sure there is some sort of js you can do to swap that out. It will likely mean that you will need to read it as epoch or something and spit it back out in your desired format. If you only want time to display can you use the [object:ADDTIMESLOTCONTROL.time] instead? It returns in 12Hr format "12:15 AM"

David, 

Could you post a small sample wire so I can get an idea of what you are seeing? 

Thanks.

Have you tried using the ignoretouches attribute on panels that you don't want to zoom? 

Steve,

I am going to look at this issue today. My assumption is that this is working by design, wherein only manually entered text will show as password covered.

I will bring this up with the dev team. Thanks. 

Only attributes considered as object properties can be assigned. If you navigate to our documentation site, on each object tag you will find a section called Object Properties. This will give you information on what can be manipulated for each object. 

https://files.rarewire.com/wordpress/2012/06/panel...

In the cases above, hidden is not assignable, however when you use a load tag, if will automatically reveal an image or web tag that have been set to hidden. 

As for tofront, once an object has been set tofront, it can not be set back unless it is deleted and created again through a class, so use this attribute sparingly. 

This issue is now resolved. 

I logged a bug report for this. Must have happened after some recent studio updates. I will talk to the team today and try and get it resolved. 

Is this stopping you from doing anything in particular that I should know about?

According to the Dev Team, these have NOT been implemented in Android yet, which explains why you are seeing inconsistencies. I will log a feature request and let them know. 

Thanks. 

David,

Let me double check with my dev team this morning and see if zoommin and zoommax have been implemented for Android. I know there is still some parity to achieve in some regards.