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Thanks, I think I am cluing in now.

What you are saying is go here on my Mac: /Applications/LiveCode Indy 9.6.1.app/Contents/Tools/Runtime/Android/manifest.xml

edit the manifest file and it will include the cleartraffic entry on every android build...

It worked, thanks!

Elanor, I need to modify the manifest.xml file to include http support for an arduino web server which can't do https, at least until Panos's fix gets released in the next Livecode version. I am completely stumped how to do this on a mac? When I build the apk, Android studio only allows viewing the ...

I think Xcode is only supported to 9.4 on Mac 10.13.2+ Remove Xcode 10 and try with Xcode 9.4.

https://downloads.livecode.com/livecode ... -9_0_1.pdf

Dan, Panos, My IOS App uses get http "non-https connection" calls and I do not have ATS disabled. Everything works fine. The caveat is that I believe Apple allows you to call an IP address over http, but not a domain. Not sure for external domains, but my App was just approved for an internal http c...

I can only conclude this was all total nonsense. I just re-submitted my App with a few bug fixes and no other changes. App was approved, so who knows?

My App was approved March 6th so we have that in common, could be a bug on Apple's end? I haven't heard anything recently and have been avoiding dealing with it. Regarding the copy files pane, I didn't include any fonts. No exit on suspend hack either.

Panos, thanks, I checked it out with TextWrangler and no perBinaryResults key. I'm going to have to assume the email was bogus and I'll do nothing at this point. Will post here if anything else transpires. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the help... My first thought was that it was a scam but there is no link to click so I don't know what the point would be. I checked the message header and the email appeared to legitimately come from itunesconnect@apple.com. I replied and the message didn't bounce - no answer though. I d...

My App was approved on March 6th but today I got this cryptic message from Apple: Hello, We are reaching out to you because we were unable to process your latest build upload due to a bad binary. Specifically, your plist has an empty perBinaryResults key. Please resolve this issue and resubmit your ...

I'm in the final stages of testing my iOS App which uses a REST API to download live data once every second or so. The data expires after the screen updates. I've realized that PUT is synchronous so I'm hoping to speed things up and stop the occasional screen freezing by going the asynchronous route...

I believe if you read Apple's new requirements carefully they will still allow http connections to a specific IP address. Not domains though.

Peter,

Thanks for the suggestion, I'm working on that approach, seems promising.

Cheers, Adam

Solved my own problem, if you have the same here's a fix: on preopencard set the hilitedItem of widget "navbar" of group "navgroup" to 3 end preopencard Just set the hilitedItem of the widget to the number corresponding to whichever card you are opening. Now you can return to a card after shutting d...

two steps forward, one step back... I need some advice as to the best approach for this design: Imagine a card with 4 data fields constantly updating. As soon as the card is opened the four data fields start making REST API calls to get values to put into the fields. I need to have them all simultan...

Thanks, much appreciated. That worked great, I ended up using this: on mouseUp local tArray put URL "http://999999999/signalk/v1/api/vessels/self/environment/depth" into depthvariable put jsonimport(depthvariable) into tArray put tArray["belowKeel"] into tSubArray combine tSubArray by return and tab...