Posts by DecSoft

Hello Joseph,

All the HTTP related samples like "SimplePost" and "HttpClient" allow us to upload images or other files. You can also take a look at the "Camera*" samples, but the HTTP POST approach do not require any Cordova's plugin. What you get in the server is the image properly said. Normally we move the uploaded image/file to certain server directory, then we can know that directory + image URL.

Hello Joseph,

If I understand well, probably the best way is to use the NewDate action to create a Date variable, and then, use the DateFormat action with the created Date variable. Something like the below one:

Take a look at both NewDate action's reference and DateFormat action's reference.

Hello Joseph,

When we deal with Inputs then the "Value" variable is the correct one, but for the Image control we must deal with the "Image" variable. Then, if I am not wrong, the below line:

Must be something like this instead:

Of course if the Image controls ID/Name is "ImageUrlDetailsView".

You're welcome! :)

Hello,

Ok. The Bath tab are now only forthe Extra BAT stuff:

And a new tab named "Paths" has been added:

Hope this can help in the future. Thanks Samuel!

Hello,

Probably a "codec" related problem Joseph... for that reason we need to provide as much sources as possible: to let the browser to choose the more appropiate/suitable source to be reproduced. Honestly I don't think this is a problem of AB nor the media player control, but the video/browser itself... are you tried the video in various browsers? Are the results the same?

Hello Joseph,

I think you are right: in the same place we assign the record details for the text inputs, we must set the "Image" variable of an Image control with the appropiate record image url.

Hello Samuel,

Please do not apologize, it's my fault to not specify in some way than this paths are optionals. In fact this is not clear in the help file nor the window dialog, so the appear as required when it's not. I will try to solve this Samuel.

Hello Samuel,

Please, le me to try to reply you starting by some questions:

1º Do you know the refered paths are completely optionals (Look here) and in fact we no need specify except in certain "rare" scenario?

2º So,... are you try without using such options at all? For example, personally I no need to specify the paths and therefore just leave blank such options.

Certainly I am not quite sure (right now) if the options are well placed in the app itself or may be placed in the program options. A vote for the first one can be than doing that such configuration stay into the app project file, so probably are more easy to keep "as is".

Hello,

There is no problem to use absolute URLs, in fact this is the recommended way, since we can't reproduce local files in platforms like Android. If you have problems using absolute URLs, try to start the URLs by the "http://www." instead "www.".

Hello,

Hi,
I think the other Report samples with images are not connected to database mysql.

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Joseph Caristena

In fact this doesn't matter. The JSON source is not important here. However, now I think you wanted to show an image retrieved from the server. Then what you must to do is to use the image's URL in an Image control or an HTML control. Or what I am missing here?

Hello Joseph,

Are you take a look at all the "Report*" app samples? Some of them include images, links (buttons) and more in the Report control. Please take a look and tell me if you have any further question.

Hello Joseph,

If you plain to use text files which contains App Builder variables consider the "ParseVariables" action instead the "LoadVariables" action. The first one wanted an string (instead of a file path) who can be provided by an HTTP call response from our server. That is, instead of download a file, perform an HTTP call to the server and use their response with the "ParseVariables" action.

If you want to play with JSON, in fact we no need to do nothing except the HTTP call. Then in the server response (already put in the HttpClient control Response variable) we have the JSON object ready to be used. Take a look at the "JSON*" includes samples and in particular to the "JSON3" app sample.

Hello Joseph,

One possible way to do what you wanted is to using the below CSS code, for example, in the "Inline CSS" app's option:

Note that doing that you no need to change the image width nor height.

Hello Joseph,

Anyway, 8000 records are too much... maybe it's not a problem and probably works, but maybe you can consider to filter such amount of data in some way. What way? I don't know... maybe by selecting a city firstly? Anyway, this is just an idea Joseph. Maybe all the records can be good too here.