On 04/08/2018 10:29 PM, Vince LaRue wrote:
> Is there a way to install a module manually from a local source? (like
> Module Maintainer Mode in PocketSword) I'd like to be able to install
> a module that I've been working on for a friend who has an Android device.
I don't think Bishop provides this
Vince,
The B for Bishop column was added very recently to the tables on the wiki page.
It's up to Troy and others to add the answers to this column.
I don't have a working Android device.
btw. Has you friend used And Bible ?
Best regards, David
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On Mon, Apr 9, 201
Hi Troy,
Is there a way to install a module manually from a local source? (like
Module Maintainer Mode in PocketSword) I'd like to be able to install a
module that I've been working on for a friend who has an Android device.
I also don't see an item on the Wiki page
(https://wiki.crosswire.o
On 03/27/2018 06:48 PM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Let me know if 1.0.7 has troubles still on your 6.0 tablet.
OK, so hitting About didn't /actually/ put the app into a hard lock-up.
It just looked exactly like that, to the resolution of 50x of the
typical time frame that Joe Average expects whe
I hadn't updated http://crosswire.org/bishop.apk with 1.0.7 previous.
It is there now.
I could include the version date in the URL each time, but then it would
change, making it inconvenient to remember what's the latest URL. I
suppose we could symlink it each time, but then it becomes a much mo
2 things:
- it would be nice if the app's version stamp could be part of the
downloaded filename, when accessing from crosswire, so we know if we're
getting an update or if we already have that.
- on my 6.0 tablet, "About" completely hangs the app -- just stops dead
cold with the sidebar out.
_
You are welcome.
1.0.7 got farther on the old Android tablet. I was able to slide the menu out
and change locations once. Then I tried to slide the menu out again, and it
slid out, but it was just a blank, gray rectangle with no controls on it. :-(
On 03/26/2018 11:48 AM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote
