Hey Tommy -- go for it. Don't worry about this problem.Here's what I've uncovered... I was able to reproduce the problem on my iPad AIR 2, engineering was not able to reproduce the problem, until they found an iPad AIR 2.After isolating this issue to the device, we did one final check.The iPad AIR 2...

Hey Christien;We're looking into this, and I need a little info from you as we try to isolate the problem.What device are you using?OS version too if you like, but the device is the most important detail at the moment.Thanks -- Colin

Social sharing is an iOS-only feature and it works from a distribution app, not a preflight app.So no sharing in DPS Preflight, a custom preflight app, and on neither Android nor Windows.HTH

A banner will open a URL in your app. It will not open in an external browser.You could open a link to an external browser through a web overlay _inside_ and article.HTH

OK, it sounds to me like you're doing the right things. And then I tried to replicate what you describe.I hit the same problem. Audio isn't working the way it has in the past -- I suspect we have a bug of some kind.I added an mp3, tried simple tap to play (should work this way) -- didn't work.Added ...

I'll let the PMs address the request.In the meantime, I keep an invisible png file for just this situation. Load it to wipe out the previous image.I use a 100x100 invisible png, I find it's easier to find than a 1x1 invisible png.    HTH

Update approved. Now it's percolating through Apple's systems.Link to the app: View on App Store

This isn't going to work if you stick to the base concepts of DPS 2015 -- While an article can be used in one or more collections, an article can only be used once in a particular collection.Now, if you created a second piece of content (the article) you could then use it twice (sort of) in the coll...

Banners can only support linking to a URL or they do nothing. That's a banner for you.But it sounds like you want a great big image that represents an article, and when you click on it, it opens the article.  <-- That's what an article does. Control the appearance of that article card through card m...

Hey Maurice;Followup thoughts:For a top image card, I'd likely build the card to be tall.-- Then use the image aspect ratio to keep the image "short" a 2:1 or 1:1 in a card that's 2 column and 4 rows will likely work better than a wide card.For an image left or right, I'd likely build the card to be...