Can anybody provide a couple of examples on how to use the iframe plugin?

I've tried throwing multiple URL's at it, but it refuses to load. Pretty much the only one that does work is construct.net

I believe you're only to use secure pages, but I've not been able to get anything to work. I thought some people had youtube come up in an iFrame, but not for me. (The browser debug complains about the https I believe)

Primarily I hoped to load some client websites and maps via google.

I have been setting the URL on the iframe object. I also tried to use the event system with similar results.

Input?

From what I see, it looks like you create a raindrop every tick (that's a lot of raindrops) but I don't see where you either destroy them, or set them invisible.

Do you want to hide them or remove them?

I can sympathize with your situation.

One thing to be wary of is stagnating, its possible you will get tired of doing the same thing with little or no results. I'd recommend also scheduling, but also using a WBS (Work Breakdown Structure).

List your tasks along with subtasks into manageable time blocks. Then you can try and schedule those blocks when you know time will be available.

As a simple example, a high score table.

Many will just list "-Create High Score Table"

This you can breakdown into:

-Create High Score Table

1) Get graphic assets for display 2hr

2) Get font for display 1hr

3) Prototype display layout 2h

4) Write save score event 1h

5) Write Load score event 1h

6) Write display score event (*MILESTONE) 2h

7) Clean up display prototype 2h

8) Source audio 1h

9) Add audio 1h

10) Test 1h

11) Fix/Test cycle 2h

12) High Score Table complete

So, some will say you dont need the detail, but if you only have an hour, go get assets. You can then keep track as to what task you are up to which will make continuing easier.

The short answer is yes. Construct 3 shouldn't have any issues displaying text since there isn't a lot going on at once. Handling multiple text fields can be done with instances and cycling through.

Have you looked at Demonoire which comes with construct (Under Game Demos)?

Its a pretty good starting point.

I would hazard a guess that you would need to publish the Construct app as a PWA, and then within Ionic you would make a call to a URL.

This is how I did it elsewhere, simply made a web call to display a web page, which just happens to be a Construct app. Possibly using something like forum.ionicframework.com/t/how-to-open-link-externally/83880/3

RHG, thanks for the post. I was able to replicate your solution and return a value.

I'll have to read up on the data handling however as I do confess that I have no idea how to pull out the fields for a specific product_no and their respective numbers.

As a side note, from what I can tell there's no way to 'debug' and use any of the JsonManager fields etc to see if a JSON load worked. I couldn't see any data. No big deal, but for others who follow this trail.

Thanks again

Graham

Do you want to scrape data into variable, or literally have the app open a web link.

If its the latter, you just need a browser control and use Goto URL.

If its the former, I'm not sure. I don't think that AJAX will return URL data.

I've checked out the manual, tutorials, forums and JSON Manager plug in and I can't seem to get the data loaded. AJAX.LastData does have data, but I can't get it into an array or a dictionary.

dropbox.com/s/qg66n6l7r7cvz2d/lcbot1.json

I checked its validity as JSON and that's fine. I have it as a file in the project, as well as tried it from calling the API.

If its the requirement for double quotes, then that isn't viable since this data is returned via an API that I don't control.

Any thoughts?

HI folks,

I understand that I can't open a PWA in a full screen without interacting with the browser first. (Although I get conflicting results when I do with FF/Safari/Chrome)

What I do want to do is control how the screen is opened. Right now it appears to open in the window of the browser, leaving a huge white space as the window was bigger than the app display.

Can I resize the browser window automatically to fit the app? Or how can I ensure it looks right when you launch it.

Here's how it presents in FF: snag.gy/pIOUcR.jpg

and if I go full screen I get: snag.gy/DQ0gz2.jpg

Yet, if I use Safari its fine on full screen, using the exact same published PWA: snag.gy/o5iM2S.jpg

Can anyone tell me how I can standardize it so it works across the board?

Thanks