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! am experiencing the same thing. 12 seconds to launch an app that used to take 2 or 3 seconds. This needs some attention.

Not sure if your App uses GPS or not but for an IOS 8 build you need to select to Select Location Authorization Type either "Always" or "When In Use" at the top and LEAVE GPS as N/A below. Why don't you try deselecting all the inclusions like RevZip, MySQL, PDF Printing, WiFi etc and try and build a...

Hmmm.... In My Keychain on my mac I have a certificate named iPhone Developer MyFirstName MyLastname (345555SMAS) there is a triangle next to it that when clicked shows a private key below it. The private key is named MyFirstName MyLastname Dev Key. If you click on the private key it shows its kind ...

Susan B are you building a standalone to load via a usb cable onto an iDevice (development) or building an app to submit to the Apple Istore (distribution). You need to have created a certificate in the keychain and finished it up on the Provisioning Portal of the Apple Developer web site for each p...

Larry take a look at the IOS version you'r running on the iPhone. It's shown in the x-code organizer window as well as in your phones control panel If it says 8.1 and your settings in the standalone builder were for 7.1 then you will get such a message. If you built for iPad only and are trying to l...

PS. This script above works in LiveCode 6.7 but fails in LC 7.0 & 7.0.1. In 7.0 it fails because the libUrlDownloadToFile does not work. In LiveCode 7.0.1 it fails because revZipExtractItemToFile TempFile command doesn't work.
Dave

Thanks that's great info. I think I may be able to speed up some of my repeat loop inserts as well with this BEGIN and COMMIT method. I also want to explore the ROLL BACK feature. I believe that this may be a benefit if an admin level user alters the database accidentally in an unwanted way? Any cod...

Hi, I have a rather robust livecode application that runs on windows and connects to a MS SQL Server Database via ODBC. I have not accessed stored procedures in SQL SERVER although I have a code library stack that I use to load livecode procedures on start up such as Sql queries with parameters, cod...

The problem with libURLDownloadToFile on LC 7.0 is that it doesn't work AT ALL in the IOS standalone builder. It works in 6.7 though and it now works in LC 7.0.1 RC3 and RC4. The revZipExtractItemToFile tArchive command does not work in LC 7.0.1 RC3 and RC4 on IOS however. Bug report filed.

Hi, No you don't need a distribution certificate until you want to build a standalone for submittal to Apple. I think your development certificate may need to have your app name chosen in the provisioning profile portal on the apple development site but not sure. I am certain the Distribution Certif...

Ok I have something to report. Livecode 6.7: Both the libUrlDownloadToFile and the revZipOpenArchive TempFile, "read" commands work perfectly in Livecode 6.7 as they did in earlier versions so at least I can build for IOS 8.1. (although 6.7 seems to crash often on OS X Yosemite) Livecode 7.0 build 1...

I have been busy on another project but I expect to drill down into this issue soon. My code downloads zipped folders from a web server and unpacks them on my IOS devise. When I figure out exactly where the script is failing I will report back. I believe libURLDownloadToFile works on mobile on LC 6....

What you need is to buy a commercial version of livecode and join as an apple developer $99 + tax for 1 year. Download x-code (free) to deploy your apps. Build your app in LIvecode and use the standalone builder loaded with a development certificate you obtain from apple. You can then build apps and...

One thing that you might want to check is look in your key chain and make sure that you don't have two distribution certificates there. You should have one development and one distribution certificate. Ive had to delete out the extra distribution certificate before and then do the standalone build. ...

Thanks Jaq,
Actually libURLDownloadToFile is supported by mobile. In the dictionary it says Platforms: Desktop, Server, Web and Mobile.
It has worked for me very well for a couple years now on mobile. Just quit recently. Thanks for your other suggestions though!
Dave