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Jake,
Did you make a snapshot of this app in fusebox or the studio before you tried your build? It looks like that small detail caused your failure.
Did you make a snapshot of this app in fusebox or the studio before you tried your build? It looks like that small detail caused your failure.
Let me check with a developer this morning on the issue. This is looking like a bug on our end.
Jake,
more often than not it is the lack of bundle ID on the settings page. If that isn't the case, let me know what the App ID is and I will take a look. It is the 4 digit number you use for FTPS login.
more often than not it is the lack of bundle ID on the settings page. If that isn't the case, let me know what the App ID is and I will take a look. It is the 4 digit number you use for FTPS login.
I will follow up with you on this question for the WIRE additions, but for starters you will need to create "products" on the Apple side in itunes connect (http://developer.apple.com/library/ma...)
In-App purchases in our system are basically paid sub-wires, which are created and edited from the In-App tab of your App settings. You can load them into an IDE with FTPS just like any other App, FTP instructions are in the WIRE editor after you create them. You will want to name them the same as what you name the products in Apple.
Also get familiar with the load tag as it will contain all the attributes you will need to introduce in-app purchases in your WIRE. (https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...).
To Be Continued...
In-App purchases in our system are basically paid sub-wires, which are created and edited from the In-App tab of your App settings. You can load them into an IDE with FTPS just like any other App, FTP instructions are in the WIRE editor after you create them. You will want to name them the same as what you name the products in Apple.
Also get familiar with the load tag as it will contain all the attributes you will need to introduce in-app purchases in your WIRE. (https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress...).
To Be Continued...
Tyler,
This now appears to be the case. External SQL datasources can't connect through WIRE. Looks like you might have to take a different approach with JSON or onboard SQL
This now appears to be the case. External SQL datasources can't connect through WIRE. Looks like you might have to take a different approach with JSON or onboard SQL
Tyler, can you confirm that you can gain access on the web with your username and pass credentials?
Are you saying the QR Code contains a link to a map coordinate?
We are throwing around ideas for a better debugger. This is a decent solution. We will make note of this.
Jake,
I can certainly log that as a feature request.
I can certainly log that as a feature request.
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Also refresh my memory on which App IDs are which.