Have you tried using !important ?

codefont-family: Roboto !important;/code

Hi Bruce,

Try..

Name: sort
Value: -scustomername

You can't do it in iOS. Well, you can, but Apple doesn't like it. In Android on a click event do:

codegetActivity().finish();
System.exit(0);/code

This would be added to the event through source code for Android only.

Is this on Android or iOS? I think on Android it's window.location. On my app i have it set to open in new window using: codewindow.open('https://yoururl.com', '_blank');/code or codewindow.open('https://yoururl.com', '_system');/code

Hi Alex, Have you tried just opening the PDF into the browser? I prefer to open PDF's straight into the users browser using InAppBrowser so it never leaves the application. It also has loading and "Done" button for the user to close. Something like: codewindow.open('https:/...

Hi Angel, Here's a way that I would do it. I would include the moment.js ( http://momentjs.com/ ) library to display current time (Create new Javascript Upload). This way would mean the current time is always based off the device's local date / time. Use an IF statement ( http://www.w3schools.com/js...

Hi Bruce, You can use the preinstalled native plugin called dialogs. It has built in alert, confirm, prompt or beep. https://github.com/apache/cordova-plu... This lets you use native pop/dialog function which is a big plus when it comes to trying to get on market stores (using native functions). To ...

You need a web server to serve your scripts, you can't connect to your local IP because it's only local to you i.e. no public access.

One way to do this is buy a cheap shared hosting plan with a subdomain or spare domain and upload your script to that.

Just to add, if you are planning on showing dates/time throughout your app, it might be worth adding a library to handle it for you. In my app I use Moment.js.

http://momentjs.com/

I think for Android it's codenavigator.app.exitApp();/code

As far as I know for iOS, you're not allowed to close it programmatically. You are forced to use the home button.