>Richard Gaskin wrote:
>I suppose the question for us is: Why isn't this supported in LC as an
option in the Standalone Builder?
It is in a way with the "background audio" option in the standalone
settings. Enabling will get you rejected if there is no audio played in the
app(ask me how I know). T
This option is not in the Standalone Settings because the engine does not
yet support suspend/resume explicitly. IIRC, in the past we had discussed
what needs to be done to properly support suspend/resume messages on
mobile, and it turned out to be quite tricky, requiring a major rewrite.
On Tue
Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> Ralph
>
> Thanks, hacking the pList definitely works!
>
> I guess Apple doesn't care, right?
I would imagine not, since they defined the plist and included that
value for that purpose.
I suppose the question for us is: Why isn't this supported in LC as an
-From: Sannyasin
Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode
Date:01/30/2017 22:18 (GMT-05:00) To: How to use
LiveCode Cc: Sannyasin
Brahmanathaswami Subject: Re: Launch URL with
LInk Back to LC App
Ralph
Thanks, hacking the pList definitely works!
I guess Apple doesn't care, right?
On 1/30/17
Ralph
Thanks, hacking the pList definitely works!
I guess Apple doesn't care, right?
On 1/30/17, 10:18 AM, "use-livecode on behalf of Ralph DiMola via use-livecode"
wrote:
JLM, Thanks for the clarification. BR, Another way to do this without using
the un-supported plist hack is t
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On 1/29/17 9:24 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
Is there a way to ensure that the "back button" on any device's web
app, goes back to the card in the stack from which it was invoked by
the "launch ulr" command?
This has to do with the default behavior of LC and the OS it
BR,
This has been described at the ol' "plist hack":
Look at the package contents of the LC.app version your using. Navigate to the
Contents>Tools>Runtime>iOS folder and set the permissions for write access to
the "Device-x_x" folders. Then edit the "Settings.plist" files and delete the 2
lines
BR,
This has been described at the ol' "plist hack":
Look at the package contents of the LC.app version your using. Navigate to the
Contents>Tools>Runtime>iOS folder and set the permissions for write access to
the "Device-x_x" folders. Then edit the "Settings.plist" files in those folders
and d
