LiveCode Forums

There is some information on various forums that says that anything in the PlayStore has to use Google's key. I can find the code, but have no idea what to do with it because LIvecode wants you to upload a .keystore file, which I generated on my computer. So...do you have to use Google's key for the...

OK... your posts are beyond my comprehension...but this is what worked for me. There is something called fillfilesfolders that works on my android First, create two scrolling fields, field1 and field2 In the card level put: command fillfilesfolders put the folders into field "field1" put the files i...

OK. My problem got worse. I installed my app on Google Play. You can actually find it and get it. It downloads fine but at the beginning of the installation there is an error "Package file was not signed correctly." I used my personal key and so I don't know what it wants that I haven't given it. So...

My datagrid form works by coincidence - not because I know what I am doing. However, the label field (when the text is too long) is bleeding into the other fields. I tried adjusting the width, but either it had no effect, or it messed up all the formatting for the form. I think it is because I am us...

My app is finally done! :D For the big picture - I am hoping to have a free version available to members that can be downloaded off a secure website, with a paid version available through GooglePlay. So, I am experimenting with how to download an app from a website and install it. Here are the nitty...

oh yes.... it works great!

Thank you

OK. so the solution, provided through another post is to use binfile. Works like a charm. It is still a bit slow - initially shows up as 0 size, but if you wait a minute or so, it comes through. put url("binfile:"&myGalleryFile) into url ("ftp://" & FTPUSER & ":" & FTPPASS & "@" & FTPHOST&"/path_to_...

thank you. Yes, I have so many prior versions...

mobile didn't work.

Thank you Klaus - as usual, you are right on...
except, it needs to be -90

set the angle of image "libImage" to -90

does the trick

sorry - I didn't realize that the simple command rotate worked in android. As usual, I was looking for a more complex solution.

Hi. I have learned that Androids take pictures using landscape. My app uses portrait layout. I can deal with taking a picture using landscape, but when I bring it into the app, it displays sideways. I want to rotate it so it looks OK on the app. I tried looking at revRotatePoly - but it it not for m...

I am great at ftp'ing distorted pictures of flowers from my Android to an outside server. In my app, the user chooses an image from their mobile device (android in this case) - so I am using mobilepicklibrary. I think you have to set the templateimage size before the person picks the image. But then...

ok... I was stupid.

You access it this way:

put url ("file:" & specialFolderPath("documents") & slash & "app_test.txt") into tFileContents
answer tFileContents

OK...I'm being dumb again. :? I want to include a file in my app app_test.txt standalone. When I try to access it on an android: put url ("file:" & specialFolderPath("engine") & slash & "app_test.txt") into tFileContents answer tFileContents It gives me "no files" So...where is it storing app_test.t...

oh my gosh! It actually worked! There is a delay - so when you first look at it, it looks like an empty file, but after a minute or so, it comes through.

Thank you

put url("binfile:"&myGalleryFile) into url ("ftp://" & FTPUSER & ":" & FTPPASS & "@" & FTPHOST/path_to_my_files/mytest2.png" )