Thanks Peter, I was hoping that was the case.
James
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Hi James,
No need to escape quotes when using bound variables.
You'll still need to encode your date before inserting it and decode it
when selecting it or you'll lose its utf8-ness.
On Sat, Dec 26, 2015, 6:44 AM James Hale wrote:
> I am moving my app from LC6 to LC7 (in prep for LC8) and have
Hi Richard,
We had the same issue, but we needed to actually edit the documents. If you
just need to display, HTML is the way to go. I suggest you use Base64 to
put the image in the HTML so there are no possible broken links. It is easy
to do. Plus, the HTML proved to be more flexible for mobile d
I am moving my app from LC6 to LC7 (in prep for LC8) and have a couple of
questions regarding some changes I have made in the way I use SQLITE.
1. Escaping quotes when using binding variables
Originally I was doing the standard INSERT into the DB where I constructed my
SQL and then used "revExe
