So, for anyone wanting to use Appery.io IONIC4 environment for Web apps, here's what you need to do: Follow this YouTube video to install IONIC4 etc Create an IONIC account (type ionic signup at a windows cmd prompt) Export your app as JS/CSS/HTML and extract the downloaded ZIP to a folder Login to ...

So Appery no longer create the HTML files needed for web deployment? This is a major step backwards. I've created a huge multipage CRM website for a client using Appery in IONIC1, and was happily exporting the JS/CSS/HTML and uploading to the web. You then issued a notice of deprecation for IONIC1, ...

Any news on this please? Basically, I need to be able to export this JS/CSS etc and upload to a web site urgently. Just to try to give more info; With IONIC1, I simply exported the JS/CSS using the export button, and then copied all of the files from the ZIP to the inetpub/wwwroot folder. The index....

Hi, I upload the exported files to my website, as the app is not written as a mobile app, it's effectively a Web site. I've noticed that there is no www folder in the source. Does this only get built when you compile the app for an apk or ios? With ionic1 I can just take the exported js/css/html and...

Hi Team, I've exported my Ionic4 app and uploaded it to my web hosting, but unlike IONIC1 it does not appear to work. Is there a trick to getting Appery exports to work ? If I try locally on my laptop using the exported code, I can't get the app to run, Can you help here please? I've been so busy re...

Thanks Serhii,

I'd completely forgotten about server side checks. Perfect.

Thanks again, that's answered that one.

Kind regards

Andy

Hi, As one of my apps is internet facing I'm wanting to disable logins to accounts if they get the password wrong for more than 3 times between successful logins. I've written app logic, but that relies on local storage to get around someone reloading the site. The problem with local storage is that...

basically, in the IONIC1 builder, I could wrap all of my CSS inside of the @media query to stop any CSS getting processed when in the builder. With the builder having a small screen size, that stopped any of the CSS from being processed. as an example, if this was the only entry in the SCSS file, th...

Sorry, here's the exact SCSS code, and I've attached a screenshot of the screen layout design. // // lets limit screen build based on whether we are developing, debugging or running // @media screen and (min-width: 600px) { .standardGradBG { background: linear-gradient(#caf0cf, white) !important; } ...

so here's the line I add to the top of the SCSS file: @media screen and (min-width: 600px) { and place the closing } at the end of all entries in the file. Within the SCSS I am positioning DIVs to exact coordinates in the screen. These are the main things I want to stop when in the builder screen. T...