network.request() cannon be called.

CoronaCards (Corona in native apps) CoronaCards for iOS / Android
#1

I copy AsynchHTTP file in SimplyCode into our iOS app.

  • Launched the app on iPhone by Xcode.

  • The function of network.request() can be called.

  • download the app on iPhone by TestFlight.

  • The function of network.request() cannot be called.

#2

What version of CoronaCards are you using?

Rob

#3

I am using latest version of CoronaCards.
“CoronaCards.framework.2016.2992”
 

#4

The latest public release of CoronaCards is 2017.3068. The latest daily build is 2017.3125.  I would suggest updating and see if that helps your issue. If it does not, can you zip up your project, put it on Dropbox or Google Drive and share the link to it here?

Thanks

Rob

#5

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I download CoronaCards framework from "http://developer.coronalabs.com/downloads/coronacards"
The version is “CoronaCards.framework.2016.2992”.
How to download the latest version of CoronaCards?

#6

Do you have access to this and the CoronaCards tabs?

http://developer.coronalabs.com/downloads/daily-builds

?

#7

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How to access to CoronaCards bulids?
Do I need to pay for CoronaCards iOS first? 

#8

Check your email please.

Rob

#9

I updated ​latest version of CoronaCards from your email.
However, our issue still cannot be resolved.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0T3E4kSGfl6MDVNeXh1N2xYeDA/view?usp=sharing
The link is our project.

#10

I downloaded your project, opened it in Xcode, hit the play button. It compiled with no errors, opened the Xcode simulator which displayed this:

It’s working as expected. There may be some oddities with your setup. Did you install the framework I sent you into /Users/shared/CoronaLabs/ios/?

What version of Xcode are you running?

Are you saying it didn’t run on a real device or in the Xcode simulator?

Rob

#11

I went ahead and tested it on my iPhone 6. Once I setup my development team so it could code sign the app, this is what I got on the phone:

Rob

#12

It’s working when launched the app on iPhone or simulator by Xcode. However, It’s not working when launched it from TestFlight.

#13

We think we identified the problem. You need to make an adjustment in your build settings in Xcode. Change the “Strip Style” from “All Symbols” to “Non-Global Symbols”.

We’ve made sure our templates and sample projects that can be downloaded have been updated. You may want to consider re-installing those templates because we made the submission process a little more friendly too by including default icons.

Give that change a try and see if it helps you. It now works from TestFlight for me.

Rob

#14

It’s working now.
Thank you.

#15

Great!  Good luck!

#16

What version of CoronaCards are you using?

Rob

#17

I am using latest version of CoronaCards.
“CoronaCards.framework.2016.2992”
 

#18

The latest public release of CoronaCards is 2017.3068. The latest daily build is 2017.3125.  I would suggest updating and see if that helps your issue. If it does not, can you zip up your project, put it on Dropbox or Google Drive and share the link to it here?

Thanks

Rob

#19

[sharedmedia=core:attachments:6628]
I download CoronaCards framework from "http://developer.coronalabs.com/downloads/coronacards"
The version is “CoronaCards.framework.2016.2992”.
How to download the latest version of CoronaCards?

#20

Do you have access to this and the CoronaCards tabs?

http://developer.coronalabs.com/downloads/daily-builds

?