When I was trying to build "Aura" and "payment", both failed. The cause was that the line

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

wasn't the first line in config.xml, but only appeared after the comments.

After I moved that line up front, the build of both apps went fine.

I did this on a MacBook, not sure if that's relevant, but so that you know.

Willem

I believe the current arrangement is that the gh-pages branch tracks the master branch for all samples with the latest stable version. If that is so, the SketchPad sample needs to be added to the gh-pages branch.

line 136 says "style.ontFamily" when it should say style.fontFamily.

as the title says.. Weather sample cant find location Ripple emulator.
i tried a lot of different locations, city's , zips and more. it cant find New york, Waterloo or other places...
can someone fix this ?!

Html audio is not playing any idea to solve this?

Hearing reports from developers that swipemenu.js is broken when run from within the Tablet OS 2.1 BETA.

I've just updated my device to the 2.1 BETA and re-ran the sample app included in the swipemenu.js project and did not see any problems.

If you are seeing issues, can you please report them here?

At the end of displayPurchasedInventory, there is the line

catch (e) {
    appendContent("errors", "Error in displayDigitalGoods: " + e);
}

which seems to be a copy-paste bug.

Similar errors happen at the end of:

   toggleDevelopmentMode()
   refreshPaymentHistory()
   incrementPurchaseCount()

And maybe I missed some more. You better check.

Happy coding.... :-)

The existing instructions in the Aura README file 'How to build' section are for PC users only. We need to have corresponding instructions for Mac users.

I needed to remove spaces from the widget id attribute in config.xml to get the sample to build (I am running XP).

There are a few other issues related to 'Package' from Ripple::

• editor remnant files (e.g. config.xml~) must not exist
• Archive Name field may not contain underscore ('_') [Settings should probably warn about this...]

I realize that this is not really a big issue, but by factoring out the repetitive SQL insert statements in the Weather stationsList.js files, this file size could be cut down by approximately 50% i believe. For example:

var stationsList = ["insert into StationList (latitude, longitude, xml_url) values (-22.017, 166.217, 'NWWW');",
"insert into StationList (latitude, longitude, xml_url) values (-21.233, -175.15, 'NFTF');",
........
];

By removing the continuously repeated string in the statement, you can then place it once in the following block:

for (var i=0; i<arrLength; i++) {
tx.executeSql('insert into StationList (latitude, longitude, xml_url) values ('+stationsList[i]+');', null, incrementPercent);
}

The result would be a much smaller file size. As I previously mentioned, this may not be of much importance but it does cut down file size which in my opinion is always a good thing!

I might just be displaying my ignorance and lack of even rudimentary training (other than good ol' google) in html coding, but when I include an element the swipedown.js stops working if I follow any links.
Here's an example of a .bar I made, only changes I made were to remove the original body (except the script for the dropdown) and insert -
.bar download link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9610464/Temp/swipemenu.bar
zipped source: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9610464/Temp/swipemenu.zip
The dropdown works great on the initial page, but if I click any links it no longer works.
Same deal with an iframe.

Developers can customize button elements if they can target them using CSS. Adding a unique ID element to each newly added button will help enable this.

Solution A: Allow developer to provide their own ID value?

Source:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Web-and-WebWorks-Development/onSwipeDown-Menu/m-p/1609103/highlight/true#M21300

Solution B: Some sort of auto-generated ID? Perhaps returned as a value from the addButton() method?

2 days ago I tried to test how Webworks works for BB 10 devices.

So, after reading tons of pages about Webworks and HTML 5, I downloaded the Weather sample app and followed the "How to Build" steps described in
https://github.com/blackberry/WebWorks-Samples/tree/master/Weather

The first build error (using the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK 1.0.0.15) was:

[INFO] Populating application source
[INFO] Parsing config.xml
[ERROR] Error: Please enter a valid application id

I was surprised to see that a sample app and step by step description leads the new programmers to an error like that.
Anyway, I spend half an hour to try to fix this issue and at the end had to add an id (with no space and no dot in it) to the config.xml.
I was specially confused by the bad idea mentioned in the page below to use Reverse Domain Name standard for the application id. Reverse Domain Name doesn't work because it contains dots!
blackberry/BB10-Webworks-Packager#91

It is very odd that the build steps in https://github.com/blackberry/WebWorks-Samples/tree/master/Weather are not modified to tell the users to modify the config.xml file before building it.

That fixed the Application ID build error, but a new build error now shows up:

[INFO] Populating application source
[INFO] Parsing config.xml
[INFO] Generating output files
[ERROR] Failed to find feature with id: blackberry.io.file

Now even Google can't find this error. So I am stuck.

To Authors: Sample App doesn't build? Really?

The newer Tablet OS and BB10 SDKs do not compile this older sample properly as it is missing the 'id' property in the top-level element tag in the config.xml file.

The code shown here (http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Web-and-WebWorks-Development/Sample-Code-Swipe-down-menu-for-BlackBerry-WebWorks-SDK-for/ta-p/943521) does not work on OS 2.0 device (works on Simulators and Ripple). It is reported to not work on 1.0.x devices either.

The issue is: on first swipe down the menu opens but is not visible (the bottom border can be seen moving down). Once there has been some kind of interaction on the screen the menu appears. Subsequent opens and closes of the menu work until the app is closed and re-opened again at which point the issue appears again.

This issue is discussed in this post (http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Web-and-WebWorks-Development/onSwipeDown-Menu/m-p/1396371/highlight/true#M17911) with a solution of removing the z-index from #menuBar. This does work but when using a framework such as BBUI.js it is problematic as it uses a high z-index to display its title bar. While the menu displays properly it is behind the title and it is unusable.

After a little testing it actually looks like the z-index and CSS3 transitions combined that are the problem. It may actually be a browser issue rendering this rather than an actual code issue. When the CSS3 transitions are removed and jQuery.slideDown and jQuery.slideUp are used it functions fine.

Need simple SDK that we can use to use to let the user authorize Facebook app and then have the ability to use GRAPH API to access Facebook stream, post to wall, get user/friend details.....etc.

Hooking into Facebook is critical for many devs, and no reason for every dev to try and re-invent the difficult or near impossible task with WebWorks to connect to Facebook in an elegent way.

Is there a RIM developed SDK available that devs can use and depend on for updates? If not will there be one?

Get the following error

"Error starting UIExamples: Module 'UIExamples' has verification errors."

Home button redirects to the / path, which works as expected for content operating within a WebWorks application, but not in Ripple (404 errors or wrong paths).

When I tried to build UIExamples, I got the error:
[ERROR] Feature cannot be found in any extension(blackberry.ui.Spinner)

Hi Sir,

When I run this sample for Web Database in My Device(Curve 9330, 6.0.0.436)..Then...
Error: SECURITY_ERR: DOM Exception 18

And for the document, HTML5 Database support BlackBerry OS 5.0+..
Or this error only for this device??

Thanks.