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Ok. If you encounter this again I would like to see it. I am confident that platform tags are working as we use them heavily in most apps these days, but there could be a scenario where something isn't functioning correctly. 

Thanks for the follow-up.
I must have overlooked this question. My apologies. Currently it looks like the download tag will save a blank file with the provided name without any indication that the supplied URL gave nothing of value. 

I will speak with the development team and see what we can do to correct this. 
Can you tell me your app id from the studio? I would like to take a look at your code.

Are you able to get the example above working correctly?
I have updated the documentation to include all supported types in Android as well as updated the iOS list. 

You can find that here under the type attribute: 
https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress/2012/04/soun...


  • Supported for iOS:
    v1 (HE-AAC V1)
    aac (.aac 16 to 320 Kbps)
    mp4 (Protected AAC from iTunes Store)
    mp3 (.mp3 16 to 320 Kbps)
    m4a (Apple Lossless .m4a)
    aiff (.aiff)
    wav (.wav)
  • Supported for Android:
    3gp (.3gp)
    mp4 (MPEG-4 .mp4)
    m4a (MPEG-4 .m4a)
    aac (ADTS raw AAC .aac, decode in Android 3.1+, encode in Android 4.0+, ADIF not supported)
    ts (MPEG-TS .ts, not seekable, Android 3.0+)
    3gp (3GPP .3gp)
    flac (.flac)
    mp3 (.mp3)
    mid (Type 0 and 1)
    xmf (Type 0 and 1)
    mxmf (Type 0 and 1)
    rtttl
    rtx
    ota (OTA .ota)
    imy (iMelody .imy)
    ogg (OGG .ogg)
    mkv (Matroska .mkv, Android 4.0+)
    wav (WAVE .wav)
Incidentally the non-retina ipad mini will work with a platform tag of "ipad2" I am logging some tickets to add mini specific platform tags. 
Our platform tags work on a much more generic level. Check out the documentation for supported types: https://studio.rarewire.com/wordpress/2012/04/platform/

<wire>
    <main>
        <platform device="iphone">
        <panel name="download" height="25%" width="25%"
background="#FF0000" align="left" valign="center"></panel>
</platform>
        <platform device="ipad">
        <panel name="download" height="25%" width="25%"
background="#00FFFF" align="right" valign="center"
></panel>
        </platform>    
    </main>
  
</wire>
This is not currently possible with the current implementation of lists/pagers. Though I will gladly submit a ticket for this feature, it has been suggested before.

You would have to create a series of draggable panels outside of a pager to accomplish something like this. 
I see what the issue is. The way Facebook works in WIRE now requires that your FaceBook App ID and permission set go into the plist when making a build. For this reason you can't test Facebook in fusebox, you will have to upload certs from your Apple Developer account and make an Ad-Hoc test build to check on this functionality.
Ben, 

I deleted you last comment. You don't want to publish your facebook app id. I just want your RareWire app id. It is in the top right corner of the Studio WIRE Editor. 

Thanks. 
Ah, it looks like you are right, Facebook has updated their developer interface. I will work to get the tutorial updated. 

As far as you specific issue. What is your App Id? I will take a look at your settings and see if there is anything on the RareWire side you might have missed. 

Thanks.