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See link above the textfield. It takes you here: http://community.rarewire.com/some.html
Make sure you update to the latest version of fusebox (1.3) from the App Store.
You can hide the keyboard by using a keyboard action tag and the attribute "visible="no" " http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress...
Unfortunately these are native keyboard types, so we can't modify them. Here is a link to all the ones that are available:
http://developer.apple.com/library/io...
Unfortunately these are native keyboard types, so we can't modify them. Here is a link to all the ones that are available:
http://developer.apple.com/library/io...
RareWire currently supports Medialets and Google Ad Banners.
For Medialets, you need to sign up with them and manage all your Ad content through their site. Then in the studio you can go to the API settings for your App and add "adid" from Medialets.
Within your WIRE you simply place an ad tag where you want the ad to display.
http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress...
Google Ad Banners are a little different and I am in the process of updating the docs. If you are interested, let me know and I can get you more details soon.
For Medialets, you need to sign up with them and manage all your Ad content through their site. Then in the studio you can go to the API settings for your App and add "adid" from Medialets.
Within your WIRE you simply place an ad tag where you want the ad to display.
http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress...
Google Ad Banners are a little different and I am in the process of updating the docs. If you are interested, let me know and I can get you more details soon.
I think your problem is with adding 'calories' inside the eval statement. try putting that on the outside.
Wire Engine 1.3 has been submitted to the store. It will allow you to add the following attribute to a textfield:
kbtype="numberpad"
Currently you can select 1.3 from the studio, but you will need to build an Ad-Hoc to see these changes until the update to fusebox is available in the App Store.
kbtype="numberpad"
Currently you can select 1.3 from the studio, but you will need to build an Ad-Hoc to see these changes until the update to fusebox is available in the App Store.
I believe this will work:
For 0 decimals:
[eval:Math.round(2.3333333333)]
For 2 decimals:
[eval:Math.round(2.3333333*100.0)/100.0]
For 0 decimals:
[eval:Math.round(2.3333333333)]
For 2 decimals:
[eval:Math.round(2.3333333*100.0)/100.0]
DePaulHCI,
I apologize for the error you experienced. Last night our system was down for maintenance and upgrades and unfortunately it looks like you were one of the users affected.
Please try again and let me know if you are still experiencing an issue. Thanks for your patience.
I apologize for the error you experienced. Last night our system was down for maintenance and upgrades and unfortunately it looks like you were one of the users affected.
Please try again and let me know if you are still experiencing an issue. Thanks for your patience.
This is usually an indication of a main.wire file being deleted. Apps will not load without that file. Did you rename it or remove it?
Check out this tutorial for more information: http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress...
Check out this tutorial for more information: http://content.rarewire.com/wordpress...
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because your action is triggered on querycomplete and not through an onclick in your class, the _author isn't being found.
Could you instead use the datasource to drive your IF statements?
-if lhs="[datasource:field.*[local-name()='creator']]" operator="e" value="William Deresiewicz">
-assign property="object:LINKBOX.blog-title" value="ALL POINTS"/>
-/if>
Also you probably need to reassign the object for blog-title in the class as I don't think it is possible to give an ALIAS to an object tag that is populating dynamically.