Deploy on Android with XML file

[Bernard]

<Clubs>

<Achilles1894 club="Achilles 1894" Adres="M.L. Kingweg 11" Plaats="Assen" Telefoonnummer="0592-315710">

</Clubs>

looks wrong. I don't bother with xml these days, but shouldn't it be like this:

<Clubs>

<Achilles1894 club="Achilles 1894" Adres="M.L. Kingweg 11" Plaats="Assen" Telefoonummer="0592-315710"></Achilles1894>

</Clubs>

[eddje16]

Hi Bernard,

I think you are right. I changed the XML.

However when I emulate the app, it doesn't give me an error, but crashes when I push the button in the app.

The zip file is available on the previous page, may be someone can look at it again?

Thanks!

[Mark]

Hi,

When I tested your app on my Android tablet, I made sure that the XML was correct. I even added an XML header. It still crashed.

Kind regards,

Mark

[eddje16]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for checking, but it doesnt give me the solution!

I also added some screenshots from my standalone settings in the zip file. May be there is something wrong in there?

[Mark]

Klaus

I'm posting the original link, which doesn't open the Dropbox website.

http://dl.dropbox.com/s/mzgh30s9p91adhk/voetbalnavi.zip

The other guy... your zip file seems corrupt.

Kind regards,

Mark

[eddje16]

The other guy thinks you are right!

Try this at the end: xxoxpcx7ixsvwv3 / naviapp.zip

Greets.

[Mark]

OK...

http://dl.dropbox.com/s/xxoxpcx7ixsvwv3/naviapp.zip

I'm trying and will report back when I know more.

Mark

[eddje16]

What a helpfull community. I think I made the right choice to start with LiveCode.

[eddje16]

Bump..

[Bernard]

My understanding of this thread, is that others have reproduced your problem with the XML file causing a crash on your Android device.

It may be you need to contact Runrev support about this (it could be a bug if it is reproducible).

However, can I just check. Do you really need to be reading/writing XML? Or would some other format work to save/interact with your data? You do have other options. LiveCode is very good at processing structured textual data (using lines, commas, tabs, or even more obscure ASCII characters). You can also simply store data in a stack file. Or write it to a sqlite database on Android. Or you could store it as a JSON file, and use a JSON reader/writer provided by one of the other LiveCode users.

Bernard

[eddje16]

Thanks for all the help.

I already made a workaround. I instead used a datagrid which works fine!

But still weird that the XML file someway didn't work.

[Mark]

Hi,

I've tried it one more time with the new stack. It still crashes.

Best,

Mark