Complete Noob -- Issue with Getting Mobile Test
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Complete Noob -- Issue with Getting Mobile Test
OK I have installed LiveCode 6.0 Community Edition. I have installed the following Xcode 4.4.1, 4.5.2, 4.6.2 and the Mobile Support SDK Is green saying that is has SDK 5.1,6.0,6.1 & Simulators 5.0,5.1,6.1 and the button is green. but when I try to test in the mobile simulator the button is still grayed out. I have gone into each Xcode version and installed the components from the preference > Download section. What am I missing?
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Re: Complete Noob -- Issue with Getting Mobile Test
Also tried it in Livecode 5.5.4 version. does the same thing.
Re: Complete Noob -- Issue with Getting Mobile Test
Theres a couple things. First, in your stack you need to set the standalone settings to build for IOS.
(with the stack open, file, standalone settings, will be prompted to save, then turn on IOS. All other platforms will be turned off)
Once that is done, and stack is saved, look under the development menu and choose the simulator you wish to target. Once that is done, the test button should become available.
(with the stack open, file, standalone settings, will be prompted to save, then turn on IOS. All other platforms will be turned off)
Once that is done, and stack is saved, look under the development menu and choose the simulator you wish to target. Once that is done, the test button should become available.
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Re: Complete Noob -- Issue with Getting Mobile Test
Thank you!!! that was what I was missing (Development menu and choose the simulator you wish to target). Now going to work to get the android SDK running.sturgis wrote:Theres a couple things. First, in your stack you need to set the standalone settings to build for IOS.
(with the stack open, file, standalone settings, will be prompted to save, then turn on IOS. All other platforms will be turned off)
Once that is done, and stack is saved, look under the development menu and choose the simulator you wish to target. Once that is done, the test button should become available.