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Hi, Barry. It's no secret that MobGUI isn't ready for android yet, as there are no android style controls yet! :wink: You can still use most of the objects in their current state for android if you want to experiment though - I've been playing with them for a while. I've been using a MacBook and eve...

I've been playing with android - all the controls are built with LiveCode graphics, so they work fine on android - although there's a known bug in the rendering of some of the graphics objects, so they'll not be 100% until that's fixed in the next LiveCode release. Android is now high on the to-do l...

Hit the update button and download V0.15. Changes Improved performance - much more responsive and snappy to work with. Device property inspector should now reliably display all current card info. Option buttons recoded to work the same way as the new tab buttons. Slider control retains current posit...

Hi, Minx. I've attached a modified version of your stack. You were using V0.11 - latest is V0.14 - you can use the updates button on the menu bar to update to the latest version! To update a stack written with an older version is very easy - see http://mobgui.com/doc.php?docId=17 On standalone for M...

Hi, Minx. When you post a new forum message, there's an 'Upload attachment' tab under the area you type the message into. If you prefer, just send it to support -at mobgui dotcom.

I don't know if anyone else has played about with this idea, but I designed parts of MobGUI using MobGUI! An example is the updater substack - it started off as a new mainstack. I threw on a navbar, progress bar, etc. and tweaked it with the plugin until I thought it looked OK. It then became a MobG...

Try the following;
MyScroller being the name of the group.
I think it's time to get into documentation mode again and pull the various notes and updates all together.

John.

Thanks for that info, Jacque - and I hope you don't run into the same problem again, Minx! It's not a problem I've ever seen (and I hope I don't!)

Hi, Minx. Thanks for the report - I've not seen any of this behavior! Is there any chance you can post an example? What version of LiveCode are you using?

John.

:!: I've noticed that There's an issue editing either of the 2 examples posted here. I've tracked it down to the background object. MobGUI issues a 'set the layer of ...... to bottom' for the background control, but in the examples, I've grouped the background control, so the attempted layer change ...

When I look at the tabs demo running on the iPhone, there's a pause before the touched button becomes active - as we move to the new card. I've attached another version with a small tweak - the button becomes active and the NavBar title changes - then we move to the new card. It's looks and feels mo...

The iOS native controls are created at run time, they don't exist before then, so aren't really part of your scrolling group! They are just represented in the IDE by the LC text field. If you want them to scroll with the labels, you would need to script it or use normal LC text fields. With the scro...

V0.12 had a bug in the new tab buttons that prevented you from changing their color after the card was renamed. Thanks to @doobox for spotting it early - the update is on-line! :?: I like the way the new tab buttons work - setting the uTabId and uTabText properties in the parent object, so I was thi...

Hi, Minx. You shouldn't have to take any extra steps for building with MobGUI. The library is automatically attached to your stack, so you should just go ahead and try building - without cutting out any code! Let me know how it goes!

I just checked the frontscript catching the mousDoubleUp; option key must be down selectedObject must be 1 or more tool must be pointer tool You can drop controls on to your stack in both run and edit mode - check you are in edit mode and you can see the handles around the selected objects. HTH John.