Reverate's Forum Posts

  • JLH, yes it is possible to self-sign, if you just uncheck the "signed" box, then you can sign your app manually afterwards. I have just got an e-mail back from intel with my keystore and password, so they will send that to you if necessary!

    codah, is there any reason you dropped Appwrapper? What would you recommend for putting advertisements in the app?

  • The first time I uploaded to the Play Store I didn't self-sign, I used Intel XDK to do it for me. Then I had to update the app outside of the XDK and self-sign it but I don't have the keystore that they used

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  • Yeah I didn't realise you could self sign! Ok great, I'll ask them to send me the keystore and see if that works. Thanks

  • Intel XDK doesn't take you through which Keystore to use, it just kind of does it

  • Hi guys,

    So I've had my app on the Play store for a little while, and I compiled it using Intel XDK and crosswalk. I've now added adverts to the app using AppWrapper and re-signed the app using this guide: However, when I try to update the app in the Play Store I get the message that "You uploaded an APK that is signed with a different certificate to your previous APKs. You must use the same certificate. Your existing APKs are signed with the certificate(s) with fingerprint(s):"

    Is there any way to go about addressing this issue?

    Thanks a lot, Nick

  • I'm trying to create an android app and am exporting in Intel XDK (Crosswalk). I had a look online and couldn't find any simple and easy to follow instructions on how to use androids native back button to return to the previous page. I was using construct 2 because there was no need to do any coding but now I'm a bit stuck.

  • Ok so I finally got it working using JSON saves. Not sure what the whole "System -> Save" and "System -> Load" is for but it seems temporary and I won't be using that again.

  • Ok so I was creating savestates by going system -> save then "save01"

    and loading from system -> load "save01" but this wasn't working. I watched a guide on youtube about using JSON and he hadds a JSON object by double clicking the layout but my one has JSON missing from the list. I have tried saving the score variable by doing Set Local key "S1" to HighScore and loading by doing Load Game from JSON String "S1" but this just freezes my app!

  • i'm definitely not resaving the session on any other layouts but how do I know if i'm using local or session? thanks

  • In my Android app I have created something which uses a saved variable to determine the output. The variable is determined by the user in the "settings" part of the app, and when created a savestate is made. Upon loading the homepage the app loads itself from that specific savestate. Then when they load a specific page it should display some text dependant on the variable. If I return to the main menu I can carry out this procedure as many times as I want without re-determining the variable, however if I close the app from the running apps list, then re-open it, the user will have to re-input the variable through the settings menu!

    Kinda confusing I know but if you have any questions about it ask. Would really like to get to the bottom of this! It just doesn't seem to keep the savestate upon rebooting the app

  • Hi,

    Thanks for the reply, however I am still struggling with the issue about it not remembering the savestate after closing the app from the app launcher.

  • you can do

    System -> Every (x) seconds and replace x with the math formula?

    System -> Set Layer Visible

    Unless I'm understanding you wrong

  • I also can't seem to be able to keep the savestate upon closing the app (and removing it from running applications). No idea why. Running on android

  • Hi guys.

    So a brief description of the situation:

    My app has a homepage, upon the start of the layout I have set it so it loads a specific savestate. This causes it to change the layout to the one where the savestate was made. Is there a way to create a savestate which doesn't remember layout (i.e. just remembers variables). I know you can set some objects to not be saved however I can't work out how to make it so that the current layout position doesn't save.

    Thanks in advance

  • I am creating a timer application and I was wondering how I would go about preventing the display from auto turning off through inactivity so that the timer is always visible even when the person isn't using it. Any help would be greatly appreciated as usual!