I like to keep things relatively systematic.  I don't have a lot of experience with Android. But, when making apps for both platforms, is it a good idea, or a bad idea to keep the Bundle ID the same for both platforms?Thanks, Tommy

I think it may have worked!!! Appeared to sign successfully. Now, I'll try uploading it to Google Play and see if it holds up!  Thanks Kirk!

Thanks Kirk. I'll try that. Definitely not familiar w/ the Android app build process. -Tommy

We've created an AEMM app that is an update to a previous digital pub app that was NOT made w/ AEMM. In order to submit the app as an update to the Google Play Store, the .apk file must be signed with the same certificate as the original app. The original app had been created by NXTBook Media. We we...

With Nate's help, i was able to edit the Info.plist within the unsigned .ipa and increment the version to a safe, acceptable number. Thanks for your help!

Thanks Nate and Bob.  I agree that we need to increment higher than 230914. However, how do we do that within AEMM?  We are very limited in the number of digits we can place in the version number manual override. 

We are trying to submit an App Update for the existing digital publication app for the iTunes App store. We have gone through the process (correctly, we hope) of updating the assets and info, updating certificates and signing the App that is created from the AEM Mobile dashboard. When we are in iTun...

Also, w/ HTML cards, we could potentially offer rotating features by reading from a data table that could potentially allow us to specify the Image, Title, and (hopefully) Navto options on given card, so we could have rotating stories (date based???) on one card.  That would be amazing!

Another thing we'd like to do with HTML banners that came up in a strategy meeting today, is to be able to offer a latest social media feed on a card, to keep a browse page more dynamically updated, encouraging more frequent visits to the app.  We could feature a tweet, pull and image and title from...

Neil, we (Bates Creative), are highly interested in this feature, primarily for our existing publication clients, who are looking to have dynamic browse pages that entice users to revisit the app more frequently. The use of HTML cards would enable us to keep a fresh look within a few cards on a brow...