Hello Mike,
Can you send me a sample app? I don't have the time to study an entire application right now. Are you take a look at the DropDown application sample? They works for you?
Posts by DecSoft Hello Mike,
Can you send me a sample app? I don't have the time to study an entire application right now. Are you take a look at the DropDown application sample? They works for you?
Hello Mike,
Various app samples shown us how to use images, for example, the "Animation" app sample. The "Report4" app sample, on the other hand, shown us how to include an app's image file in a Report control. Other "Report*" shown the same: if you change the remote reserved images URLs to app's images URLs (and include the appropiate images) the behaviour is exactly the same.
Hola Mike,
You can include images in the application using the application's file's manager. See at the Menu -> App -> Files's manager.
Hello Mike,
Are you take a look at the DropDown app sample included by App Builder? Certainly you can't see such described behaviour... so the problem may is in your own application.
Hello Mike,
The only think "rare" in the above code is the use of the "[emojiSelect.Event]" variable to receive the selected dropdown item. Normally we do something like the DropDown app sample shown, something like the below one:
Then the variable "[MyDropDownSelectedItem]" stores the selected item in our "MyDropDown" control. And the same can be said for other possible DropDown control, then, a code like the below must work:
Hope the above can help you in some manner Mike.
Hello reg4app,
In principle I don't know about any specific problem with IIS. Are you trying with the browser's developer tools? That is, open Firefox, for example, press F12 in order to open the Developers's Tools window, and then try to load your app. If some error occur they must appear in the developer console. Follow the error message (if any) maybe we can found a possible solution.
Please try it and post it what happend reg4app.
You're welcome! :)
Hello,
This bug is fixed. Thanks Sudhir.
Hello Joseph,
In fact the logic of your program works as expected. Your condition says: "If the 1, 2 and 3 checkboxes are checked, then allow the access". Then, if we check all the checkboxes, for example, this match the condition, and therefore the user can access.
What we can do? We can take in consideration all the checkboxes, just like I do in the below modification of your application:
Probably we can also take another possible approach, because in software, normally we can take several ways to do the same. But for now you can take a look at the above modificated application. They only allow the access if only the 1, 2 and 3 checkboxes are checked, just like you wanted.
Ok. Glad to know Ade! :)
Hello,
I can't understand very well, Ade: finally you solve the problem?
Hello,
Please, choose the Menu App -> Javascript file. Take a look at the error and char line and look for something rare... I think the error is in your code, Ade, since the WebCam control does not use any "Audio" object... So take a look around in the app's Javascript file.
Hello Ade,
Please, try by deleting the "_Compiled" directory manually. I am not quite sure if the latest update (which involved WebCam enhancements) can cause the problem, if we are dealing with a previous compiled sample.
The WebCam sample works for me here and did not get any other report, then delete the "_Compiled" directory and try again.
You're welcome Samuel!
Hello Samuel,
You can upgrade your App Builder copy. Now the WebCam control have a new "Metadata" event and the "runtime" variables "VideoWidth" and "VideoHeight". I modify a bit the WebCam app sample so you can take a look if you wanted.
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