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DougerMemberI am having a few problems with the builds. Am I building correctly?
1. I created a folder for the project, under the folder is my .mobi files – mainscreen, news, contact, about & subfolders for each one with -www ext. I modified the news and contact screens with custom code in the js. When I run the screens separately in the test center each screen works properly When I run the mainscreen and it pulls the other screens in, it doesnt seem to be taking any of my custom code changes, both custom features don’t work (1 in contact, 1 in news). I get the same result when I “upload mobile web application” , neither customization works. Any ideas on why the build isn’t working? or do I need to move files to certain places? or add code to certain files??
2. All of my sub folders mainscreen, contact, news, about all have an image folder with exact same images for entire app. Shouldn’t there be just one in the mainscreen section?
3. I dont see a .project file or a .cvsignore file in my folder like the examples from this site, am I supposed to have these?
4. If anyone has an explanation of the build process, that would be helpful too.
I am on build 1.5.0
Thanks!
support-octavioMemberHi Douger,
> When I run the screens separately in the test center each screen works properly
This is the problem, when you run your main design file, the customize code on your secondary screens are not copied automatically to the <main-file>_custom.js file. Please add all the customize code from your secondary screens to the <main-file>_custom.js file. Let us know if you still getting the same issue or if it works for you.For more information, please see: http://www.genuitec.com/support-genuitec/viewtopic.php?p=6485#p6485
DougerMemberHi Octavio,
Got it, all set, everything is working now. Kind of figured it might be setup that way since the main screen html had all of the screens code in there except for the custom .js and custom css.
Anyways, thanks so much for the quick reply! -Doug
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