Made since to me and of course doing so has fixed my html scrolling frame issue, I was very close to rebuilding the app a couple times though so many other things can be updated without rebuilding these days (like magic) I figured, I guess it could happen... Jeff

No not yet. Though I have been wondering if that was going to be necessary after the update went out. I plan to do so this evening. Good luck!Jeff

Awesome! Thank you for this piece! Jeff

Thanks, I'll pass on the info as I also know little about JavaScript. Jeff

Thanks Neil. I've had these files for weeks and my programer has yet to understand how to call the API in the html or apply the API to the html content from the available documentation.He is confused by the example given in the pdf as he is struggling to find '#slideshow-container-one' in the exampl...

Yes, I am still experiencing this anomaly on iPad. On my android device, I can scroll right away without the need to tap first.Jeff

Ok, Not sure if anything changed on the back-end in the last 20 minutes, though I can now upload/publish content. The only thing different I tried on my end was attempt to upload a revised article, received the error, and published anyways. Boom. The revised content displayed in my viewer. Jeff

Yes, I have attempted to clear the cache on Safari and Chrome as well as clear all the cookies etc. This didn't do it for me. I still get the same error. Publish FailureThe content was not published.Publish failed. Please try again later. [pubs-3000]Select publish to try again. Jeff

Hi, Is there any more documentation out there on how to implement the Gesture APIs? I have the sample files, we just cant figure out how to apply the API to our HTML overlays from the current documentation. Mainly we are trying to stop the nav bar from coming down when a user taps on an html overlay...

I have created a new post on this issue as this one is labeled as answered. Jeff