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PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

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    #16
    Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

    As far as I know there is nothing special you need to do on the server side... no special pages, no special settings.

    If you have security turned on, then your UX will follow standard security. Sometimes, for testing, I'll sets my UX to Always Allow.

    Post a snip of your PhoneGap dialog. And post your UX. I'll run it here. What build are you running?

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      #17
      Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

      Thanks David,

      Understand it should be as simple as possible,
      and have sent this test - UX to server as well
      it is set for "always allow"

      I have no trouble getting an ajax call back on emulator,
      however not from iphone4s, which proven has accessed to
      1092.168.1.222:900

      nothing fancy UX component (phonegap initial page)
      i have a list property which is sql-driven, this may not work at your side.
      the other just a simple button to perform ajax.

      I was hoping , once the ajax is working ... I will do a simple refresh
      routine to repopulate the list property from WAS server ..


      Ken
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        #18
        Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

        i am using Phonegap 3.1 as suggested.
        i notice you are on 3.3 (saw it at your youtube)

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          #19
          Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

          Ken,

          You attached an A5W page... not a UX Component.

          I would say... that if you're just testing... use the most recent version of PhoneGap... which is 3.3 right now. You'll need to upgrade your PhoneGap install to 3.3

          3.1 was suggested because it was more recent than 3.0 and 3.2, 3.3 weren't out yet. Might as well use 3.3 now that it's out.

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            #20
            Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

            I have finally get it to work ...

            careless ...

            URL should have been set as

            http://192.168.1.222:900/travel .....

            i missed the folder /travel .....

            this unfortunately cost me almost two weeks...
            thank you everyone, David especially

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              #21
              Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

              Good... glad you got it to work. Yeah... the URL has to point to where you're publishing... otherwise it can't find your stuff. That's in the dialog property help too. I always try to read those little gems but I forget sometimes.
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                #22
                Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

                David,

                I'm somewhat intrigued by "single page" in the documentation:

                • Convert the UX Component into a set of files that contain all of the standalone HTML, CSS,
                JavaScript and additional assets (images, etc.) required to build a single page PhoneGap app that
                is installed and loaded locally from the device. This ensures that the initial page can provide a fast,
                workable and pleasant user experience, even when the device is offline.

                How about a multiple page app ? It seems this single page thing is intended as the starting page that shows even when offline but from there you need to have the other pages published on a WAS though ?
                Frank

                Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand

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                  #23
                  Re: PHONEGAP Related .. What do we need to get the Ajax callback to work from Mobile Device

                  You'd use the Embedded Object control.

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