I think I need someone else to take a look at this code because I dont see what I am doing wrong... I am calling https://api.twitter.com/1.1/geo/searc... API to search for a location on twitter. Other Twitter API calls work great with no problem but this one is constantly returning the following err...

Unfortunately this issue has come up again. I dont understand why but Twitter is responding with the following response: {"errors":[{"message":"Bad Authentication data","code":215}]} Here is my code: code var params = {}; params.lat = Appery("labe...

I have a button on my screen. In the properties i set disabled to true. However when I programmatically remove this (using removeAttr) the button remains disabled. When I look in the inspector I can see that the CSS class of this button (as well as the surrounding DIV) are still disabled. Perhaps th...

I am creating a server side API call with the following code: code var params = {}; //Define parameters object params.criteria = { //Query criteria: 'objectId': { "$eq": myObjId } }; //Define other parameters params.limit = 1;...

I am hoping for some 'best practice' guidance. I am returning an array of objects from a REST service and would like to have those appear inside a grid. Each row (representing an object) has an Edit button. The user clicks on the Edit button if they wish to update the data. I would like to bind in t...

I noticed in the examples provided in http://docs.appery.io/documentation/b... that even if we wanted to return an error in a server side script we use response.success. Is that right? Isn't there a response.error that we could use? I want to make sure that the onError events on the client are trigg...