Hi,
i've built an application and i face weird behaviours on smartphones
my app is plugged to a sql server database.
i have a view that brings me back about 2500 rows (so with delegation, il seems not to be a problem)
First of all
i've a filter and a clearcollect that gives me 2 values :
ClearCollect(
TwoDistinctValue;
Distinct(
Filter(
'[dbo].[QSE_DistinctLigneArr]';
Value(cb_LgArret.Selected.ligne) = Value(ligne)
);
Text(SensA)
)
;
Distinct(
Filter(
'[dbo].[QSE_DistinctLigneArr]';
Value(cb_LgArret.Selected.ligne) = Value(ligne)
);
Text(SensB)
)
)
i grab this collection and display it in another comboBox.
On my computer it works fine, but on my smartphones, it doesn't !
the TwoDistinctValue is empty on my smartphones, i don't understand why.
at last
i've another issue with camera
i've set up an udpdatecontext on a "on select" icon that switch between front and rear camera.
UpdateContext({DeviceObturateur: If(DeviceObturateur = 0;1;0)})
on my iphone it works fine
on my samsung it fails and stay on the front one..... (a teammate face the same)
any idea or workaround ?
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I can help with your camera issue. I use Samsung and Iphones.
The Camera control has a Camera property which is a number from 0 to 2 (I've found in my App).
I set this value to a variable, and then have a 'Switch Camera' button which increments this variable.
Also, I store this variable value using SaveData and restore it so saves the camera the user is on.
I can help with your camera issue. I use Samsung and Iphones.
The Camera control has a Camera property which is a number from 0 to 2 (I've found in my App).
I set this value to a variable, and then have a 'Switch Camera' button which increments this variable.
Also, I store this variable value using SaveData and restore it so saves the camera the user is on.
Hi @HarjitSamra ,
thanks for your solution regarding the camera it works fine.
here is my code, which manages and iOS and Android :
UpdateContext({DeviceObturateur: Switch(DeviceObturateur;0;1;1;2;2;0;0)})
it remains my issue with my collections.
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