klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2014 #1 The attached project, portation of the SQLiteLight3 project from Android. I use the same code to load a database like in Android. Unfortunately the database table is not shown, adding a breakpoint at line 113 the table is shown. It is the same in Debug and Build Release App. Would it need something like DoEvents or CallSubDelayed like in Android ? Without the breakpoint in line 113 there is an error in Sub wbvTable_OverrideUrl ! EDIT 2014.11.02 I think it is related with THIS . OverrideUrl event routine is called once, at the beginning, even without selecting an item. As a workaround I check in Sub wbvTable_OverrideUrl If values.Length < 2 Then Return to avoid the problem. Attachments SQLiteLight3.zip SQLiteLight3.zip 9.5 KB · Views: 587 Last edited: Nov 2, 2014
The attached project, portation of the SQLiteLight3 project from Android. I use the same code to load a database like in Android. Unfortunately the database table is not shown, adding a breakpoint at line 113 the table is shown. It is the same in Debug and Build Release App. Would it need something like DoEvents or CallSubDelayed like in Android ? Without the breakpoint in line 113 there is an error in Sub wbvTable_OverrideUrl ! EDIT 2014.11.02 I think it is related with THIS . OverrideUrl event routine is called once, at the beginning, even without selecting an item. As a workaround I check in Sub wbvTable_OverrideUrl If values.Length < 2 Then Return to avoid the problem.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 2, 2014 #3 It is fixed. Recompile your app (full compilation) and it should not happen. Upvote 0
