Sweet - thank you so much for your help, Nathan. Much appreciated.

Yep - you got it.I was hoping that it would have cached that page if I viewed it first before going offline. It doesn't seem to be working like that for me... Any ideas?

There's no error message... Here's a screenshot. Not much happening.

Maybe it is the way I've got it linked as a navto:// that's messing things up? How else do you link to another article?Screenshot of the button below.

I'm still working in my preview app, but it does not seem to be caching previously viewed articles. Is there something I need to do to activate this function?Right now if I view an article, go back to the home page, take my device offline, and click on the button to link back to that original articl...

Thanks, Bob. I've seen that video... Also I browsed through that link. I'm not seeing in either one where they show how you preview your app on you iPad on your desktop. How do you do that like they did in the video? The tutor doesn't seem to explain it (unless I missed it) - he just does it.

In the Manage Collections video (Manage collections | Adobe Digital Publishing Solution tutorials‌), the tutor pulls up the app on his desktop to see how his changes in the online DPS 2015 workflow effect the user's experience in the app. He just pulls up his iPad on his screen around minute 15:35. ...

I'm wondering about the offline capabilities of DPS 2015 apps... How does new content appear? Does it pop up automatically when a user is online? Do we send push notifications for them to manually update? Is old content available when offline? Etc etc... Any other info on this would be helpful as we...