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I'm sorry, I misled you. The toggle is in the iOS pane of standalone settings, not Android. It was recently added to support new Apple requirements. I had to double check when you said you couldn't find it.

In LC 9.6.1 there's a toggle in standalone settings to support dark mode. I think the default is off, but double check to be sure. Are you using that version of LC?

Seeing a sample would help. Maybe this would work though:

Answer and ask dialogs are attached as substacks in standalones and will inherit the colors of the mainstack. It looks like the same is true for the mobilePick overlay. Does your stack use white text?

Check that the path to the SDK folder is correct in Mobile preferences. Then quit LC and cable the phone to the computer. If the phone asks for permission to allow debugging on this computer, agree. Once the phone is in debug mode you should see a bug icon in the status bar. Then relaunch LC.

It sounds like older versions are no longer supported, according to the release notes. We currently support building against the following versions of the iOS SDK: 10.2 (included in Xcode 8.2) 11.2 (included in Xcode 9.2) 12.1 (included in Xcode 10.1) 13.2 (included in Xcode 11.3) 13.5 (included in ...

The cheapest one is fine for you, the OV certificate is for independent developers. The certificate will not expire after it is embedded in the app, it will continue to work for the lifetime of that build and also for any other apps you develop while the certificate is valid. But if you need to rele...

Did you include internet in the app? There is an internet permission in the Android pane in standalone settings, as well as in the inclusions. If you do see a map at all then I'd assume you already have those but double check.

Otherwise I can't imagine what might be wrong.

You need to register as a verified developer with a certified Windows authority and purchase a certificate which you attach to the app. There is some paperwork to complete to prove that you are legitimate. We use https://www.ksoftware.net which has reasonable prices and provides a free utility that ...

@Bernd, he said he added the spaces due to forum restrictions on new users.

Maybe an inclusion is missing?

The app-specific documents folder can't be accessed by any other app, it's in a strictly private sandbox. I think that's what you're seeing. The file manager might be looking in the public folder, or maybe it's own. LC is returning the files in your sandbox folder. You can't see that folder in a fil...

I don't know the answer but is it possible the files have different permissions? Also, do you know how many files should be there? Does "the detailed files" return a different list? (These are wild guesses.) Mostly I wanted to warn against using "external documents" going forward. Android 11 has put...

If I remember right, setting the stack mode to "modeless" prevents it from showing in the task bar.

When I get the collision error I usually click Purge. That removes the original stack from RAM and leaves the one you're opening. That way you don't have to quit LC.

I always use an animated gif. No coding required, just show or hide it as needed.