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Hi Michael,
Sorry for taking it so long, but we are working hard to test it on a several devices.
1) Tiggzi databse is a cloud database, it will work from mobile app, hybrid, and native app
2) Yes, the JavaScript will work the same way in any type of app
3) Local storage is a browser feature. I'm not 100% sure what you mean by hidden.
1) Tiggzi databse is a cloud database, it will work from mobile app, hybrid, and native app
2) Yes, the JavaScript will work the same way in any type of app
3) Local storage is a browser feature. I'm not 100% sure what you mean by hidden.
Hi Lllya and Max,
thanks for the reply,
good news on db, but not on the 2 os i reported
user registers fine, js on register success work and nav to login screen works
logins fails,
alert js on book button on booking screen doesn't work on any mobile os, and follow nav to setings screen doesn;t fire, both on ios6.1
As regards the hidden dom, if variable is populated by db, persistence shoudn't be needed, but will localstorage be hidden, and if not can we restrict access to the web app to mobile phone only
thanks in advance
why did you alter your awnser?
Both Illya and I posted answers at the same time. He merged the two answers.
Cheers Max,
do I disregard the following
"3. You can store data within hidden DOM elements but you will lose all persistence."
and if so how do we hide and protect api info like user name and api key on a web app?
There is no option to hide elements in the DOM. Hiding keys/secrets is a common problem to all apps. We are working on a number of solutions. One of them will allow you to keep keys on the server.
Cheers Max,
is there a timeline on keeping them on the server
as an after taught,
speaking about sendgrid, will it also be possible to keep the address to be emailed on server
Not able to confirm yet.. but could be early summer.