Bruce, thanks for the comments. I will do some studying on the mongodb this weekend. Maryna, The app that you have at the following link is what I need. http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/... But I want to do is check against latitude and longitude that is stored in the db and not an address or ci...

I am creating a proof of concept using your "Building a geocoding app with Appery.io database and server code" example. My trouble is that I have the lat/long stored in the database and not an address because I want to reference building locations within a large complex and not physical ad...

So I have now decided that I need to also filter on two collumns in the Database not one. I am using the following code that I have described above. Now I want to also limit the records to the user ID that is stored in local storage. The variable for the UserID is uid. codevar uid = Appery('unique')...

I am using the native browser that came with the phone. If i use Chrome the rounded corners are present. I was asked to test in a "real" environment and I don't want user to have to install another browser. But...... all in all, not having rounded corners is not a show stopper. Just though...

To start off with I am a novice but just dangerous enough to figure it out. :) I used this code to search for dates that were greater than and less than the dates selected in my date pickers. You will notice that I separated the greater than and less than statements with a comma. Here are some links...

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Andriod 4.2.2

Marina, Thank you so much for all of your help. I was just replying to the question on why i used a picture instead of t house e < code tags. My issue with the code wasn't because of appery not working it was when I tried to post it here on this site. The code in appery is working great! Also, I did...

This is what happens? I used the return and code tags. ///////////////////////////////////////// codevar getlat = localStorage&#46;getItem('singleLat'); var getlong = localStorage&#46;getItem('singleLong'); var comma = ",&quot var latlong = getlat +""+ comma +""+...