I have a same problem
i am using navigation.goBack() to go back in app
I tried to disable it until the data comes in but it's a workaround it just won't work.
also i don't want to play loading until data is loaded this looks bad
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I am trying to use RDPWrapper and everything is working fine everything is green everything loads up properly it’s just when I try and open any application it shows that it’s loading but never loads and sometimes it ends up resetting does any know how to fix this?
The problem seems easier but not working, im working over a spa on webview for apps.
So for example, in some cases I start the web with a main route, like 'localhost/path1/path2'.
So if they press a custom button in topbar (custom component), it goes to 'localhost/path1', here perfect.
The problem is when they press the native back button, or the back arrow in desktop (native).
What happen here is the app is closed or the url is empty in desktop.
I tried to force a push in many ways on load vue with many paths, but not working, I tried to intercept native back and force push to avoid close first time with many paths, but not working anyways.
If someone understand what Im saying and a solve for urls with path/id, and after native back just keep path, instead of close I hope you can help.
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I've added some video app previews for my app on App Store Connect and when I set the video poster frame, it never saves the image that I want, it always reverts back to the one that Apple defaults to initially. Does anyone know a work around?
UPDATE: I did get in contact with App Store Connect and they told me it's a recent bug that they're actively working on fixing. I'm going to touch base with them early next week.
Issue is still happening. But if you want to be able to upload without problems try this:
Upload the screenshots of one complete language
Don't touch anything for 2-4 min once pictures are uploaded.
Then you can refresh the webpage and check if the screenshots are well uploaded.
The live reload feature in react native is neat. But there's one problem. When my app reloads--every time I change the code--the route is reset and it navigates back to the home screen. This is especially annoying if I'm working on a feature that's five or six screens deep. And reloading manually does the same thing.
Is there any way to have it automatically reload the same route it was at before the reload? As a point of comparison, this is not an issue in ionic livereload.
Thanks.
Update: HMR (hot module reloading) shipped with RN 0.22 a few days ago, and this is now possible.
This is just the way the live reload works. It reloads all the js and thus you lose all your state. You could probably hack around it by saving state to disk or somewhere else that it will persist across reloads but I would recommend against that. I keep a close eye on commits in the react native repository and there has been a lot of activity around Hot Module Reloading (HMR) which allows components to reload themselves with new js without reloading the entire app. This will give the exact thing you are looking for. I am not sure if this will land in 0.18.0 that is about to release or come out in the next release after that.
I am new in Xcode and IOS development.
i have designed and finished my app and i connected with Parse for push notification and core data.
the problem is what i didn't understand is: if in future i want to change the background of my app or add new event or to change the palace of button my app, how can i do that? i have to rebuild and submit it again or there is any way to do by online a website like parse?
i couldn't find the answer any where, help please...
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If you had designed your app to load the background data from Parse, then you could just put the new background on Parse and your app would load it. There is no need to submit a new app to do that. If you did it this way, you'd want to have a default background in the case when the network is not available.
You can't add new code to your application with this method (that is not allowed), but you can add data such as images, text, etc. The key point here is that you have to design your app from the start to work this way, then it is simply a matter of putting the new data on Parse where your app can find it.
Expanding on #vacawama's very good answer:
For this version you are out of luck, since it sounds like you did not design it to use a background that is loaded from your Parse server.
What you need to do is to code an update to your app that has these new abilities, and submit that to the app store. Once that version is approved then you should be able to change the background from the server.