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I've no idea if this is the best way, but one way is not to use a record set (cursor). Instead, put the result of the query in an appropriate variable, such as an array and use that as the source for the next/back. When the user updates a record, update the variable contents after successfully updat...

First, let's presume you are only allowing updates here (not additions). If so, your updateRecord handler isn't a million miles off, but there's a few things to sort out. 1. Can the user change the name (the content of your txtName field)? If not, then this field should be locked, but if they can, t...

As per the LiveCode iOS Release Notes, messages are sent to the object that created the iOS native object. For example, if you use a preOpenCard script to mobileControlCreate, then messages will be sent to the Card, so your handlers should be in the card.

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Adrian

If the task list were a simple variable with each task on a line, rather than an array, you could perhaps remove an item using Filter (filter gTaskList without gHighlightedLine)? Note that I'm new and not an expert, so this (a) may not suit your needs now (but is worth knowing for other applications...

ExpandCode for iOS, etc.

(Expandcode.com is available)

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Adrian

Since it speeds up development, how about:

Monte's Zoomer (for iOS, etc.)



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Adrian

Just to confirm that I've now gone through the process as originally posted and it all works for me. I did find that you need to point the Mobile Support to the Xcode app after downloading the simulators (even if you did it before).

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Adrian

Sorry, I'm away from my system for a few days. Did you follow everything in Sean's original post?

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Adrian

Point to the .app file (directory) in your Applications folder and LiveCode will find the stuff within.

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Adrian

If you make your fields iOS native ones (which means creating them via script), then you can define the default keyboard using keyboardType. See the LiveCode iOS Relelase Notes for details (under "Inut control - UITextField").

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Adrian

Kenny, Have you checked the documentation at mobgui dot com? As well as the page for the scroller, check the page "New commands for iOS native controls", which shows how to set properties of the MobGUI controls. That is, how to set (and get) any of the native iOS properties, using MobGUI syntax. As ...

Check out the iOS Release Notes for LiveCode. There are two ways of playing sound; a simple one and a multichannel one, giving more scope for control.

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Adrian

I'm not sure if I'm fully understanding what you are trying to do, but can't your first put just "put ... into", which will replace anything there? Then your second one can just "put ... after". That way there's no need to clear the field first.

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Adrian

Could you give us some more detail about ehat you are wanting to achieve? I am not sure what you are trying to do with the merge statement, where one would expect "values". If you build up the SQL statement string along the lines of Put "insert into table (col1, col2) values('" & the text of field1 ...

Good to know, thanks.

I've recently switched from MobGUI to nothing! It's not as hard as I had originally thought to do most of what it did, using the standard LiveCode tools and some appropriate icon images.

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Adrian