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Executing a service in javascript seems to be async. If you executing a service in a loop say to upload a number of files whats the best way of waiting for the prior execution before starting a new one? service_name.execute({ success: function( e ) { //Success handler here }, error: function( e ) { ...

Uploaded to what? An Appery remote DB?

I found my answer and because the variable I am using is an object I need to further "qualify" it if thats the right word.

Appery('mobileimage').attr("src", image.imageDataBase64);

Any ideas?

I am trying to update an image via Javascript. The variable here "image" is a base64 string of the image. I am guessing this would be the JS to update the image but it does not work. What am I doing wrong?

Appery('mobileimage').asset(image);

I am using target-densitydpi=device-dpi in viewport because I want to display images taken in my app at as high res as possible. This means on a 480dpi device I have to scale up the UI with a custom CSS. I know this causes UI issues with devices of different dpi and I also understand target-densityd...

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I added this to my config.xml and it did the trick.

preference name="fullscreen" value="true"

In brackets of course.

Is there a way to hide the status bar in Android when in my app.

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Hello I have this same question but looks like link to the post referenced above is broken.

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Wait for Service Complete in JS

Updating an image via Javascript

Updating an image via Javascript

Updating an image via Javascript

Updating an image via Javascript

target-densitydpi

Hiding Status Bar in Android

Hiding Status Bar in Android

How can i make that the picture fits to the screen size ?