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Updated on: May 04, 2011
How do I detect a shaking motion using LiveCode mobile?
This lesson will show you how to start using the 'motion' features provided by the accelerometer on an iOS or Android device. Specifically we will look at how you might make your application perform a certain action when the device is given a good shake.
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Updated on: Jul 19, 2011
How do I get an image from my mobile photo library
In this lesson we are going to take a look at how we can get a image file into your stack from your mobile device photo library.
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Updated on: Feb 25, 2013
Displaying Assets On Differing Screen Resolutions
Mobile Devices come in a wide variety of a different screen sizes, and mobile apps need to reflect this. This is due to the fact that any app run on a mobile device can essentially be thought of as a static, full-screen window the size of the device's screen resolution. LiveCode gives you...
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Updated on: Feb 13, 2012
How to create and use an SQLite database
This lesson will show how quickly and easily you can set up and start using an SQLite database using LiveCode. This example will work equally well on the desktop and mobile with no changes required. Our example database will contain one table holding contact details.
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Updated on: Aug 02, 2011
How do I use the Date Picker View on an iPhone?
This lesson describes how to use iphonePickDate to set a date, a time or both a date and time. Screen captures and source code are provided.
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Updated on: Mar 20, 2012
Using multi-channel audio on mobile
Multi channel audio is a very useful feature which enables us to handle different pieces of audio separately by using separate 'channels'. This lesson will take you through the basics of using channel-based audio and will show you how to use it to play multiple sounds simultaneously....
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Updated on: Mar 08, 2012
How do I implement in-app purchases in LiveCode?
This lesson will show you how to handle in-app purchasing in Livecode. This lesson assumes that you have the appropriate requirements for creating and handling in-app purchases, i.e. an apple developer program account. It would also be advisable to have a test account set up in iTunes Connect ...
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Updated on: Mar 20, 2012
Using local notifications
Local notifications allow applications to communicate with the user, whether they are running in the foreground, the background or not running at all. The app schedules notifications with the operating system to be delivered to the used at a certain time.
The way in which the notifica...
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Updated on: Mar 20, 2012
Using multi-channel audio on mobile
Multi channel audio is a very useful feature which enables us to handle different pieces of audio separately by using separate 'channels'. This lesson will take you through the basics of using channel-based audio and will show you how to use it to play multiple sounds simultaneously....
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Updated on: Mar 20, 2012
Using custom URL schemes
Specifying a custom URLs allow an application to be woken up when a specific URL is selected on a device. For example, the custom URL could be a home URL of the application web page.