Re: Store to iCloud Drive on iOS?

In Forms Generator, I have the users log in, and the first time they do they are prompted for certain critical settings, without which the app won't function. I save those settings in the login table of the database. For your purposes, you could simply create a sqlite table for that purpose.

Re: Store to iCloud?

Mike, Thanks! I'll look into it. Best, Bill William Prothero http://es.earthednet.org > On Oct 24, 2016, at 8:41 AM, Mike Kerner wrote: > > Are you referring to the phoenix lib? The documentation is pretty much in > order. There is also the mergDropbox plugin that

Re: Store to iCloud Drive on iOS?

Bill, just continuing that discussion on dropbox, what you would do is retrieve the file from dropbox, and then store it with your app (it's just a file). The one thing I haven't tried to do is to use persistent custom properties inside of my apps. I'm more worried about the user deleting the

Re: Store to iCloud?

Are you referring to the phoenix lib? The documentation is pretty much in order. There is also the mergDropbox plugin that LC distributes, and there's a Dropbox 2.0 API that is also out there. We do all of our data transfer between devices and desktops with dropbox, right now. That's across a

Re: Store to iCloud?

Bob, Thanks for the info. Trying to implement this on my own is getting deeper into the bowels of Xcode than I want. I looked at the api for Dropbox and fiddled with it a bit, but communicating with these api's is not in my area of expertise. I'd love to see some sample code. I looked at the

Re: Store to iCloud?

If you get info on the file or folder, then click the path in the dialog (it doesn't look like a path but click it anyway) then copy it, you can paste it into a text file and it will paste as the full path. Bob S > On Oct 21, 2016, at 13:15 , William Prothero wrote:

Re: Store to iCloud Drive on iOS?

iOS has no file system that is accessible by the user. Installed apps are compiled to run "in place" and if they need memory for other things the memory is sandboxed from other apps. Your app can request permission to access another app's data, which that app has to be written to allow, and the

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Bob: My bad. It works if I use: "/Users/prothero/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs” for the path. It’s weird, because if you go to the folder, you don’t see the path using the finder. But, you can get the path if you duplicate the Mobil Documents folder, and all of the inside folders

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Bob: On my Mac, OS 10.11.6, it looks like the file path is /Users//Library/Mobile Documents/ I don’t see the "com~apple!CloudDocs" folder. Am I missing something? Bill > On Oct 21, 2016, at 7:57 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote: > > On a Mac it's fairly easy if you are

Re: Store to iCloud?

Bob, Thanks so much! I'll try it. Bill William Prothero http://es.earthednet.org > On Oct 21, 2016, at 7:57 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote: > > On a Mac it's fairly easy if you are alreacy connecting to iCloud Drive. Just > write a file to: > > /Users//Library/Mobile >

Re: Store to iCloud?

On a Mac it's fairly easy if you are alreacy connecting to iCloud Drive. Just write a file to: /Users//Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/ Not sure how to connect to an Icloud drive on Windows, but the process would be similar. Bob S On Oct 21, 2016, at 07:50 , Earthednet-wp