11-23-2020 21:14
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11-23-2020 21:14
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I was wondering if there was an alternative to the display.autoOff property? It's only for a 2 minute span then I return it to an off state. I saw somewhere that it was deprecated and the functionality of the app changed in 5.0. I was just hoping there was an alternative before I jumped in coding for the new design guidelines.
Side note is there a way to take a peek at the packages contents? I'm not super great with javascript and have been just faking it.
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11-23-2020 21:27
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11-23-2020 21:27
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You might be falling foul of appTimeoutEnabled. Try setting it t false. That will keep your app running, but won't keep the display on.
The change in 5.0 is probably Always-On Display. You probably don't want to go there yet.
What package contents are you wanting to peek? The .fba file that gets built for your app is a .zip file by another name. Append .zip to it and you can get in.
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You might be falling foul of appTimeoutEnabled. Try setting it t false. That will keep your app running, but won't keep the display on.
The change in 5.0 is probably Always-On Display. You probably don't want to go there yet.
What package contents are you wanting to peek? The .fba file that gets built for your app is a .zip file by another name. Append .zip to it and you can get in.
Gondwana Software

