I believe the null part should be a book _id. When it says null there, it says null in the popup.(screenshot 5) But that is only in google chrome.
When I do the exact same thing in safari, I states the book _id correctly. (screenshot 1/3)
I believe the null part should be a book _id. When it says null there, it says null in the popup.(screenshot 5) But that is only in google chrome.
When I do the exact same thing in safari, I states the book _id correctly. (screenshot 1/3)
It's very strange behaviour, could you please provide us with a public app link (http://devcenter.appery.io/documentat...) and steps to reproduce.
http://appery.io/app/mobile-frame?src...
Use Google Chrome. Select a book from the menu at the top of the page. Go to the search page (upper right corner). Search for "test". No results from the search come up when they should.
I have also shared this app with a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a. It is called The Calving Book.
Hi Escards,
See details about what is wrong in your implementation:
1 You store LSV with name "bookid": http://prntscr.com/4gv93k/direct
2 But use LSV with name "bookidd" http://prntscr.com/4gv9i6/direct
That is why you don't have correct value when try to use it.
You did it on purpose?
Regards.
I was using just "bookid" and I think it was only storing the book name, which we didn't want. After going throughout the tutorial that you sent me, I make the invisible label to have the _id and made a LSV that was "bookidd"
So I need to delete "bookid?
Hi Escards,
Nope you just need to use one LSV name instead of several (like you have now).
Please read our answer above.
Regards.
I also store "bookidd". With that LSV it holds the _id instead of just the name.
Escards,
Please take a look on our response.
I've show you there that you have store in "bookid" LSV, but read from "bookidd".
So you can not get in this "bookidd" LSV correct value.
I'm just show what is wrong.. Now you need fix it.
To be clear - it's not a cross browser issue.. It just implementation mistake.
Regards.
Well now I am back to where I was a while ago with it saying the book name, not the id.
Eascards,
You need to get "_id" field not name.
So please open your implementation and try to debug it.
General usecase:
1 when item builds "_id" stored to the "bookid" hidden label.
2 user click on item.
3 app set "bookid" LSV with text of "bookid" label.
4 invoke service where app uses "bookid" lsv.
Regards.