Do you use any cn1libs?
I just submitted a Codename One app the other day and didn't get that
warning.
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Yes, I guess we need to add something like that. It's non-trivial to add
new templates as it needs to be done 3 times (for all IDE's).
I'm not sure when we will get to this.
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While that could be a performance problem the UI should still appear
eventually. I don't see the stack you screenshotted earlier which is why I
asked for the logs here...
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I recently submitted an app in the Play Store, developed using codenameone
and I received a warning email from Google with the following message:
*"We detected that your app(s) listed at the end of this email are using an
unsafe implementation of the WebViewClient.onReceivedSslErrorHandler. You
I've been using VS2015. My recommendation, though, is to try to avoid
native debugging. Debug in the CN1 simulator, and build for UWP once you
have it working. Use Codename One's crash reporting features
(Log.bindCrashProtection(true), Log.e(..), Log.p(..), Log.sendLog(...)
etc.. ) to have
good luck, I seem to remember the FK SDK is a nightmare even natively, I
had once wrapped it all up entirely into a very simple object that could do
everything nicely (for native android) if I can get back to that on Android
I will make a lib, but it wont work on iOS.
On Friday, August 26,
I'm trying to find a solution, everydays.
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Dear Sir,
Please refer to the error shown below
Please suggest any solution for the error above. We are logged and sure
there is a string value passed before that function be called.
Thanks and Regards,
Ronald
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Works only if I have that title bar thing showing which I dont want I want
my own button to pop open a menu on the right, on the left its a piece of
cake, im not going to try with layerlayouts and animating them in
On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 5:08:54 PM UTC+8, Gareth Murfin wrote:
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> It
Hello
I notice you have beta support for Windows 10 apps. What I want to know is,
if one ought to debug or run a Codenameone app natively on an actual
Windows simulator in Visual Studio IDE, which version would you recommend?
The 2013 or 2015? I would like to install the preferred one
If you ever get it to work Id love to know how, I had to give up on FB
altogether, I tell clients its not an option because i couldnt get it to
work on any level
On Tuesday, August 23, 2016 at 11:31:34 PM UTC+8, usabg...@gmail.com wrote:
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> yes i know that, my facebook queries worked before,
Is there anyone who can give me some simple example code that shows how to
get even a single label top appear on a right side menu ? I have not
managed this once in days of trying, Im beyond frustrated now, absolutely
at punching walls stages.
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It doesnt work, would be great if you could give an example, for now Im
just actually going to tell clients you cant have a right menu, far too
confusing and hard to do, wasted days trying to get something to appear
On Saturday, August 6, 2016 at 1:25:01 PM UTC+8, Shai Almog wrote:
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> If it's
>From the Log(Attached) I can see the 'Choreographer : Skipped 36 Frames!
The Application maybe doing too much work in its main tread' that happens
whenever i touch on the freezed screen.
On Friday, August 26, 2016 at 7:44:49 AM UTC+3, Shai Almog wrote:
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> That's a screenshot, not the text log
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