The upgrade to version 9.4.6.1 caused some problems. The design differences have been resolved.
What remains is: SQLite Library not found…
However, the checkbox is selected in my web app’s project settings.
Perhaps it’s because of the ‘Toast’ or ‘hamburger’?
Everything works fine in Chrome on the PC.
What can I do?
Is it happening right at startup of your app?
No. It happens the moment the database is accessed.
OR For example, if I open a toast notification, which always works in an app without SQLite and work in Chrome in each variant:
Toast1.style.backgroundColor = “yellow”
Toast1.style.color = “red”
Toast1_title.innerText = “Helfernummer GESPERRT!”
Toast1_subtitle.innerText = “ERNTEapp Handy”
Toast1_text.innerHTML = “Helfer wurde kurz vorher gerade gebucht!”
$(“#Toast1”).toast(“show”) 'eine automatische Meldung
In der vorherigen AppStudio Version all was working fine.
Can you open a remote debugger on the device and see what is on the console at startup?
I’ve never used a remote debugger before—I don’t know how to use it…
The fact is, everything worked perfectly until the last version. After the update, I suspect the Main subroutine is no longer being executed correctly as the first step.
But even if I just try to open the database with a single keystroke, I immediately get in the error:
PRINT “Start klick”
DB = SqlOpenDatabase(“localStorage”) ‘THE ERROR start here
Print “Datenbankname = '” & DB.filename & "’”
If DB <> 0 Then…
With SQLsample1 it works - but I dont know, why not more here.
In Chrome on Desctop all is running