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Yes, I totally agree with you about the Flash Screen appearing. It should not unless you/I want it too. There should be some toggle to permanently disable the feature so it does not include anything if all image fields are left blank.
It just should not be there, I agree.
mreade
Dear any mobione users,
I am on fire with my customers (May lost the contract with them) and I know my patient is limited.
Anyone out there, please help me if you don’t see this issue on apps, please let me know, what is your configured
1. What Windows?
2. What MobiOne version?
3. Android or iPhone apps builder?I will try to duplicate your configure to builder the apps for my client (For now),
Thanks a million,
The fix for removing android splash images is in the queue and we are working towards it as quickly as possible.
update: the dev team is planning to work on this fix possibly this weekend or on Monday. Will post updates as available.
Just got two clients canceled the apps I am building for them, one more client planing to cancel
very soon……(I don’t have any word to say right now).One and only one question:
“WHAT GOING ON NOW FOR THIS ISSUE?”This issue has been resolved. An update for the App Center Builder for Android was pushed into production a few hours ago. Please rebuild your app with no startup images and evaluate the startup experience. Let us know if you have any issues with this update.
Support,
Will this also fix the same Splash Screen issue with iOS apps as well? I still see the
MobiOne splash screen every now and thenThanks
mreade
>Will this also fix the same Splash Screen issue with iOS apps as well?
No, we prioritized the android fix as immediate and implemented. Default startup images have been implemented for iOS apps since day-1 and is not considered a bug at this time. It is traditional to include a startup image on iOS apps as that OS handles them very naturally compared to android. I need to check this but I believe a startup screen is required for itunes approval (don’t quote me on this yet).
Wayne & Other Support Members,
Many thanks for all the efforts to correct the splash screen issues these past weeks.
I was not aware that iOS apps required a splash screen, hence the reason for not including one. However, since that seems to be mandatory, it will be better to add a program splash screen rather than the MobiOne (default) splash screen. I do not recall any comment about this, so i am wondering if the build center programmers could add a little comment to let users know they need to include one and if not, the MobiOne will automatically be the default splash screen.
If it is there, and my aging eyes missed it, then please disregard the above comment/suggestions.
Again, many thanks for creating a great product!
mreade
