The problems I have had with expired certs have all shown up when I
tried to use the App Signing Tool. I redid my certs this time because I
had one that was expired, but after that I had no problem signing the
app and submitting the app. It is a good idea though, and unless someone
has some experience with it crashing like this then I will probably just
rebuild it in the portal, resign it, and resubmit a new version to the
appstore.
The test app does have preflight enabled, however, my layouts and
collections are published. We have a working app on appstore with
published content. This was just supposed to be an update to the icon,
iOS splash screens, and the app description on the app store.
I recently submitted an iOS update to the Apple app store and received
an error message telling me that the app binary was rejected.The error
message says that on an iPad running iOS 9.2.1 the app displayed a
loading screen but then quit unexpectedly before getting to the home
screen of the app.I have installed a recent iOS test app on an iPad
running iOS 9.2.1 and I cannot replicate the problem...it seems to load
to the home screen normally.Here is a screenshot of the error report
from the app ...
Bob Bringhurst You were right on with the HTML Gestures. In the summer I
got help from someone with writing a javascript file to correctly
disable the touch gesture using the api--and in that file they included
a function that re-enabled the swipe left or right gesture to allow
users to swipe between articles. Getting rid of that function seems to
have fixed the problem for me. Thank you for your help.
Thanks jerwarren, I don't think it is this because we have made sure,
and also because we do not seem to have a problem with the InDesign
articles that are published in the same collection. I think it is due to
the HTML gesture settings as Bob said above.
Bob Bringhurst,I am still having an issue going back on Android
devices-- I think it is a web browser error, not an app error.Here is
the function that is called when we click our back button: back:
function() { window.location = "goto://FolioNavigation/lastview";
}Problem is solved for me now. I found in the documentation that is says
to just use ' href="goto://FolioNavigation/lastview" '....Not sure why
we had it as window.location instead of that from the beginning. I will
leave this up in ca...
This does not seem to resolve the issue. The collections that I am
observing this behavior in have the collection property 'Enable
horizontal Swipe to navigate content' unchecked.Please look at this
previous forum post I made:Horizontal swiping still switches HTML
articlesIn this post Bob Bringhurst seems to be telling me that the
"Enable Horizontal Swipe to Navigate Content" does not effect swiping in
articles, this setting only effects "swiping left or right to navigate
away from the collectio...
andreig16075272 I am experiencing this on iOS and Android devices, both
mobile and tablet layouts. It seems like the layout should have a bottom
margin option and the gutter should not continue beyond the last card in
the collection.
I noticed when creating a layout you have the option of top margin, side
margin, and gutters. I currently have my top and side margins set to 0
dip with my gutters set to 8 dip. Although I have no margins on the
layout, there is white space at the bottom of the layout after the last
element. I assume this is from the 8 dip gutter; however, I do not
understand why a gutter would appear after the last element.It seems as
though there should be no gutter if there is no more content in the
layout, a...
When I am scrolling up or down an HTML article and then I swipe left or
right I am able to jump to another article in the collection. It only
happens on the HTML articles in the collection, and I want to disable
this behavior.
Thanks Bob, I had misunderstood what "Enable Horizontal Swipe to
Navigate Content" means. My problem may be unrelated. When I am
scrolling up or down an HTML article and then I swipe left or right I am
able to jump to another article in the collection. It only happens on
the HTML articles in the collection, and I want to disable this
behavior.
I have the "enable horizontal swipe to navigate content" checkbox
unchecked when creating an article, but in an HTML inside that
collection I am still able to swipe left or right out of that article.
An InDesign article acts as expected-- I am only experiencing this issue
with HTML articles.
I am also interested in this question. It seems like there should be no
gutter at the end of the elements, and instead there should be a bottom
margin like there is for the top and the sides. Does anyone have any
information on this?
