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I saw these instructions:
How do I deploy my app to my web server?First, save your design files by selecting File>Export>Export as HTML from the Design Center menu. This allows you to choose the folder in which MobiOne generates the files.
Note: Clicking the Run Design button creates files in a folder with the same name as your design file, appended with “_export”. This folder is found in the same location as your design (.mobi) file. For example, running MyCoHome.mobi in Test Center creates the folder MyCoHome_export in the same folder as MyCoHome.mobi. You can use these files to deploy to your server.
I clicked the run design button but it never generated the _export in a folder. Can you do this with the trial version?
Can someone answer my question? I’m getting ready to purchase for a computer lab of 21 pc’s and need to know this answer. Thanks.
>I clicked the run design button but it never generated the _export in a folder. Can you do this with the trial version?
Yes, the main diff between trial and full version is that UI’s generated from a trial will have a watermark. Full versions of mobione UIs do not include the watermark.
When you click the Run in Test Center button does your UI appear in the Test Center? If yes, then code was generated. If you are using a 1.4.X version of MobiOne then look for a subdirectory next to your design file (<your-design-filename>.mobi) with name <your-design-filename>-www. This www directory contains your webapp. You can upload this directory or just its contents to a server and begin accessing. On linux systems I typically create a soft link from my startup html file to index.html (ln -s yourstartup.html index.html)
Thanks Wayne for your answer. I do have the www folders. What was confusing to me was this:
folder MyCoHome_exportI don’t have any folders with -export on them. I have the name of the mobi file I created with -www like Home-www I have an images and res folder.
Should I have a folder like Home-export?
No, the -www folder is replacement for the older -export folder. I will review and update our docs to avoid any future confusion.
Ok, thanks. Another question. Can you create your own icon when someone saves to the home screen on an iPad in Safari?
> Can you create your own icon when someone saves to the home screen on an iPad in Safari?
Can you peruse this doc and let me know if it answers your question?
http://www.genuitec.com/mobile/docs/splashScreenHomeIcon/splashScreenHomeIcon.html
