I've a request for C2.

I usually have different iterations of my project for, apple, android or windows. Sometimes with dates or target platform type appended in the filename. Because of this there are times where I forget which exact filename or project I'm currently working on.

It would be cool to see which current project folder location or current capx file is being used in the title header.

My two cents.

Bob

Is the plugin only for windows 8 desktop or mobile? I'm confused since I have an app that runs only in portrait mode. Running in landscape reveals all items I want to hide unless I set the Fullscreen browser to Letterbox. Right now it's set to Scale for android and ios.

I guess what I'm saying is how can I keep my app portrait in the windows store for both mobile and desktop?

You too? Wow this is great! Hoping I'm next in the next few days.

My game just got approved on the app store.

I found two issues that I need to resolve so I will be releasing an update before this weekend.

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I have an app currently waiting for approval on the app store. Not really a game but an animated sound board. Used CocoonJS and compiled on Ludei cloud compiler.

How did you include ads with cocoon? I want to do the same.

I created a sound board and have no problems with it in both android or iOS.

Ludei addressed this problem in his blog for getting installed on Nexus7

Installing CocoonJS on Nexus7

Dropbox is your friend and I have it installed on both my Nexus7 and Windows system. It also creates a special folder on windows that automatically syncs to the cloud whenever a file is dropped in.

Export your project as a CocoonJS zip file to the dropbox folder. The file should sync to the cloud and be available on your Nexus7 (or any android device with the cocoon app.)

On the Nexus7, run dropbox and look for your zipped file. Important, Press and hold the filename until you get a menu. Select 'export' and 'Save to SD card'. The file will be saved in the root of the Nexus 7's internal memory where the CocoonJS app looks. Close dropbox.

Lastly, run the CocoonJS app and select the zip file.

That's it!

I'm able to run my apps using the Cocoonjs plugin on Nexus 7.

If there was an "in application" way to monetize, how would it work in C2?

I know the ad banner that would dress the bottom or top part of the screen would be fairly simple.

How about enabling a flag to switch on other layouts after purchase from within the application?

Or appending layouts retrieved from a store or website after purchase?

How do other programs do it?

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