The pager object is consuming all the swipe on attributes, so this is currently not a possibility.

Have you considered placed an onscrollto on the first and last page to invoke an action to let the user know they are at the front and back of the pager?

Please use the code block tags from here: http://community.rarewire.com/some.html

Yes! That is my mistake, you can add shadows, just no defined font weight unless it is offered as part of a specific iOS font.

Let me run a test to check this out. It may be a matter of moving your onswiperight up to the container that your page1 object is in. I will get back to you in a little while.

This particular target uses relative pathing. Since you can't assign an Alias to a wire, this represents the following:

../..

The first ../ is the subwire root level (where the block level tags live)
the second .. is the main.wire root level.

The superwire="yes" tells the engine to move past the subwire root level and continue to path the main.wire.

Just remember that it should play an action that exists in your main.wire. The target is targeting the main.wire.

You can easily do this by adding an action into your subwire that uses the play tag.


<action name="tomain">
<play action="actioninmain" superwire="yes" target="../.." />
</action>


You may be able to use the onnavigation="loadaction" attribute on your web tag to launch a load action that contains external=yes to provide the option to open the link in an external App.

To populate the URL in your load, use the object property of navigation (ex. object:myweb.navigation) which is a new read only object property for web tags.

Ah yes, the Team ID does not need to be included. Thanks for posting the resolution!

If you put it directly in the class, you don't have to use the datasource:, you can just do something like this:


<panel name="background" background="#00ff00" height="100%" width="100%" alpha="[eval: [param:dataSourceIndex] % 2 == 0 ? 0 : 1 ]" />