saad Swad, it is not local, it is hosted on Openshift and can be accessed by anybody aroubd the world, you can try it. (I just accessed it from my mobile device' chrome browser without any issues. But in XDK, it just gives me plain 404 not found

Edit: If you did get it working please send me youur capx, I'd wanna compare mine eith yours

No, I mean like where are your SQL database and Php files hosted.

That sounds good, is it still available?

But they might have to install the web DirectX contents coming with the NW.js installer if I know right.

Most games demand that.

I would assume that a Steam gamer userbase would know to keep their graphics drivers updated

Interesting.

There are many pedometers algorithms out there, they basically take in the accelerometer values, find any patterns and add steps

I would give it a jab although I don't have access to ny PC right now, if this question doesn't get answered tommorow, I'll give it a go.

Edit: I did some digging around, it seems that implementing a pedometet yourself would be a huge headache, you'd need data, so that means plotting graphs of accelerometer values, finding a pattern for steps in multiple conditions and designing an algorithm around that data pattern. Waste of time. The best you can do is basically write a plugin around a popular js pedometer library and hope for the best

Oh, you can't bind port 80 and 443 on public cloud servers, most of them have proxies that redirect http and https content to your application port, basically instead of 182.61.38.18:80, you gotta bind the port that is provided by your webservice (8080 maybe), (edit it in sigserv.js) so that you bind to 182.61.38.18:8080

Or you could just set that new variable to:

Supercoins = floor(coins/1000000)

You use SSL, as in, depending on your application, it would simply be adding https:// at the beginning of the url,

Tell me more about your infrastructure. Where do yu host your PHP files? Heroku? Openshift? Most of the Paas' already have proxies with SSL certificstes and reroute the traffic from port 443 to 8080 (or other) so you don't need to do any SSL configuration other than maybe security via basic http headers.

Secure login systems are a complex subject, I wouldn't recommend them for an intermediate/beginner.

Um Hello,

Idk where i should've put this but I'm sending an AJAX request to my website (goapp-wbackend.rhcloud.com), it's running Go 1.6.3 on the Apache Server with "Content-Security-Policy": "default-src https://goapp-wbackend.rhcloud.com", and I'm trying a GET or POST request on the website, now, it works well in localhost mode, but when I export via Cordovia/IntelXDK, and I build or debug, it gives me an AJAX 404. Plain that. You can test the website and I'll send you a HelloWorld! (as I said, it works well in localhost:8080)

Other Headers: "Access-Control-Allow-Origin":"*"

My Whitelist on Intel XDK:

i've been hitting my head on the wall for a while now, maybe Ashley can help,

although maybe it's because I need to update JQuery.

EDIT: If anybody got it working, Please post your stuff, I'd greatly appreciate it.

No errors on build, no warnings, nothing?

We can't help you man, if the problem is this vague

I'd assume that if there was a general bug in the linux export, Ashley would know.

newt

Beh, as long as no one finds out

I believe you would have to register as an adult and pay a fee, so yes, you'd have to let your parent register for you

https://www.scirra.com/blog/136/constru ... -available