- This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 12 months ago by support-michael.
-
AuthorPosts
-
dalerioMemberHello,
I start to develope with MobiOne since some weeks.
I choose this tool because you can use PHP (or ASP) with HMTL and JavaScript, but now I have some doubts.
I write my code with PHP. When I publish the app on a remote site and I test it with my mobile phone on a browser everything works fine. Instead when I generate the app and install it on my phone, I have problems (the pages don’t load properly).
My remote server uses PHP 5.3 but what PHP version support MobiOne?
The PHP pages belonging to my app uses some php functions and inlcude. Is it a problem?Thanks in advanced
Valerio
support-michaelKeymasterActually MobiOne apps do not have any special php/asp/jsp handling other than files are generated with the specific extension you choose, e.g., php, jsp, asp (see the Visual Designer’s “File Extension” property). We can look into this deeper but need more info than you have provided.
Questions:
1) what mobile device, OS and version2) we need to see how you have actually constructed your app. Please provide us a zip of your project or an example project that we can investigate. Send it via support at genuitec dot com, use title mobione data from dalerio
dalerioMemberI need to develope a web app that I want to compile for creating an IOS and Android compliant app (both smartphone and tablet). In my web app I would to create a searching form that load data from my remote site, but for minimize data transfer I need to create the structure of pages in my app and transmit/receive the minimum of data. So I was thinking to use PHP for request remote information (with method like file_get_contents).
Maybe I can do the same think in my javascript using jquery (and json) that I see it is supported from MobiOne.
I can try this way and then if I need help I will write.
Thanks for your support.
Valerio
support-michaelKeymaster> So I was thinking to use PHP for request remote information (with method like file_get_contents). Maybe I can do the same think in my javascript using jquery (and json) that I see it is supported from MobiOne. I can try this way and then if I need help I will write.
This will work.
-
AuthorPosts