What I'm saying is that I see absolutely nothing in Construct 2 when I'm testing, no test boxes where a banner should be, no nothing. Are you saying I should only see something when i export the app to android and build with Intel XDK?

Just updated to R184,

I've:

setup my admob account copied in the id's added the admobs object set on start of layout to show banner ad nothing happens

I then:

set an interstitial ad preloaded on layout start set to show once the game is over nothing happens.

I've tried overlap on/off, i've tried test on/off, i've tried w/ ids and w/o ids.

I can think of nothing more i can do.

I've tested in chrome and IE 11, i see no console errors, and I see no issues in debug console.

I do see the admobs object in the debug window, but there's not much info to gleen from it.

Anyone have any ideas?

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I figured out the issue... it was a browser extension (Lastpass) preventing any sort of cross site activity.

I noticed I am getting this same type of error in development mode as well.

I've created a game which i host on MS Azure websites. I hooked the app up to facebook and it works... I have a backend API which i send data to and from. That all works well but I went though the appdashboard process on facebook and got denied, it turns out am getting Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) errors. See pic below.

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I tried sending a web.config file with my construct2 app with the following custom headers but that seems to blow up the app completely.

<httpProtocol>

<customHeaders>

<add name="Access-Control-Allow-Origin" value="*" />

<add name="Access-Control-Allow-Headers" value="Content-Type" />

<add name="Access-Control-Allow-Methods" value="GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS" />

</customHeaders>

</httpProtocol>

I am running via HTTPS and have a verisign cert on the webserver so i dont think this is a protocol mismatch issue... I'm just lost at what to try next and unfortunately this is a pretty specific error and I'm not sure if anyone is going to be able to help much. If you have any thoughts I'd love to hear them... my forehead is getting pretty flat from beating my head against the wall. TY.

it looks like there's some decent info here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 81215.aspx

they give an example of the default.html page being referenced as ms-appx:///default.html

so maybe that is what could be used as your canvas url in your facebook app page... have not tried this, but I will sometime soonish.

I too would like to know. In order to use the facebook plugin you need to create a facebook app and you need to populate the canvas URL, but what url does a packaged windows 8 desktop use behind the scenes.

sent you a msg.

I sent over an email friday, just in case you didn't get it. Ty

.Net developer, C2 Programmer, C2 Plugin tinkerer, looking for Graphic artist / animator / UI Designer. A tall order perhaps.

1-2 years ago I started a project that I called Jetpack Jimmy (before jetpack joyride became so famous). I spent 3-4 months on it and it was my first C2 project. I was nearly finished and ready for production, when I had a hard drive issue and the file became corrupt and I had no backups. (a mistake you only make once). The first version was written horribly inefficiently so I took some time off for a while and have recently gotten crazy recharged to get Version 2 finished and out the door (a completel rewrite). I would say I'm probably one third of the way done, I've done all of the programming and a lot of the graphic work msyelf, but I would like to focus soley on the programming and tech side, e.g. cloud Hosting, deployment, Api writing, c2 programming.

I'm looking for a weekend warrior like myself who is willing to go gangbusters on the art side of things, and would be willing to use skype/dropbox. Hoping to find someone who can match the current comic style but add a more professional look to the UI and animations.

I have a pretty decent monetization plan for the game and will be going to facebook first, and possibly mobile frameworks thereafter, I have quite a bit of experience with cloud hosting on windows azure so I feel I can make the proper adjustments to handle scale if the game gets enough traffic.

I do own a "Very" small business and would like to work with someone on a contract basis "keep track of your hours" and setup a payment plan that is contingent upon profitability, We can talk in more detail if you are truly interested.

Here is a quick vid of what the intial game looked like (V1)

and here is where V2 currently sits.

http://pop.cloudapp.net/game/index.aspx

thought I'd follow that request up with a screencap an example i have from one of the tutorials. This is similar to how i'm doing my level editor too. You can see in the load function it gets a little crazy when creating each object by type. when it would be much cleaner to create the objects by naming conventions. If it's even possible

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