Thats pretty much what I use.
I can confirm it does not work in the simulator, but works fine on the device.
As part of the other discussion as to how annoying it can be, I wrote a
routine that counts up how many times the app has been used and the box is
never shown unless the user has been
My answer no doubt confused everyone! There is someone on a Flash list I'm on
that has a similar name to Dan, and I though I was reading that list. The
solution still applies, in LiveCode you should be able to do this:
launch url
"itms-apps://ax.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewCo
On 4/23/12 10:43 AM, Dan Friedman wrote:
Greetings!
I would like to prompt the user to rate my app. Something like every
10 launches the app throws a dialog asking the user if they want to
leave a positive review.
I'd think twice about that. At least on Android, people detest it and
will deg
You can use a shared object to note whether the user has previously clicked on
your Write Review button, or perhaps on the Never Ask Me Again button.
Here's the code I use to go directly from within my app to the list of reviews
for the app in the App Store app:
public function toreview() {
Just make sure you give the user a Never Ask Me Again option. An app that keeps
asking me to review it or upgrade it is irritating to me. Parallels does that,
and they do have a Don't Ask Again checkbox, but it only applies to THAT
particular version of Parallels, and when there is a minor updat
Greetings!
I would like to prompt the user to rate my app. Something like every 10
launches the app throws a dialog asking the user if they want to leave a
positive review. If they tap "Yes", note that somewhere so we don't as them
again. How do you do this?
Several questions come to mind:
