Dave Nottage

The only changed that Hans needed to stop it crashing for him was to change this: FProductsRequest.setDelegate((FProductsRequestDelegate as ILocalObject).GetObjectID); to this: FProductsRequest.setDelegate(FProductsRequestDelegate.GetObjectID);

Running it from the IDE, or standalone? If you run it from the IDE, the messages appear in the Messages window of the IDE

That's news to me 🙂 I see now from an email that you said I should share what I did for you.. which I will do soon.

It won't fire if it cannot. OnShouldStartLoadWithRequest should fire for every URL that is visited. As Remy said, if it does not, then there's a bug.

There is already an import for it in the Androidapi.JNI.Provider unit. In Delphi 10.4.1, starting at line 3658

It's not, e.g: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33002829/ios-keeping-old-launch-screen-and-app-icon-after-update Another possible solution (which I have not tried): http://arsenkin.com/launch_screen_image_cache.html Edit: An afterthought - this might not help you since your problem is no splash screen at all. Having said that, I still expect it is not an Embarcadero issue.

It's telling you exactly what the problem is, i.e. that the xml is invalid. It is likely because you have not correctly added the attribute you mentioned. The application tag should look like this:

This seems related: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-31075

That can happen when a desktop (.dst) file becomes "invalid". Try renaming whatever your startup layout is (default is C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Embarcadero\BDS\21.0\Startup Layout.dst) and restart Delphi - it should recreate the .dst file.

This won't work for cross-platform projects that target more than one platform from a single project. I started working on something like this a while ago to add to Codex: https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/Codex ..and just the other day I realised I needed it again. Fortunately the project didn't have a lot of dependent units. It has me thinking I should go back and finish it, though 🙂

How do you mean? Please show your code. Also bear in mind that showing the wifi settings as per the last link provided by Rollo62 does not allow you to select a particular config. The user must do that

..and boy, is that fun 🙄

Thanks for that information. It might help other developers who make the same error. You're welcome!

I've tried your app on my Samsung tablet which has Android 9, and the results are the same. It works on my Pixel 3a which has Android 11. Some questions: Was the application created in an earlier version of Delphi? i.e. like Delphi 10.3.x, or earlier? Does the Libraries node under the Android platform in Project Manager look different to this?: Are there any Java classes that your app uses that you needed to create (or find) an import for? i.e. one that was not supplied with Delphi? If so, which one(s)?

By "browsers" I assume you mean "folders"? What does "MyDocuments" actually represent? Does it mean the files contained in the folder returned by TPath.GetDocumentsPath? If so, is there some reason why you cannot iterate the files in that folder, and just present them in a list box?

..and its name is? It may help in finding what the problem is from the logs. Better still, what is the package identifier? Is the app on the Google Play, and if so, is it available in all regions?

If you have not seen already, Chris Pimlott appears to have beaten me to it: https://fmxnative.com/ios-extensions-with-firemonkey

You mean it's possible to use an extension of the type you're using in a Xamarin project? Can you find out what their build process does? I'd like to be able to help you solve this. Can you confirm that the extension you created is exactly the one I asked about earlier? i.e.

Firebase covers a broad range of subjects: https://firebase.google.com/ Which one(s) are you referring to?

I guess you mean whether it is in Light or Dark mode? If so, take a look at GetUserInterfaceStyle, here: https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/Kastri/blob/master/Core/DW.UIHelper.iOS.pas

Yes, it was a "Dave" bug. Updated demo attached - now allows you to set button type, style and corner radius. AppleSignInDemo.zip

Has not been successful so far. The initWithAuthorizationButtonType method seems to ignore the 2nd parameter being passed to it, as well as the setCornerRadius method. Very odd

I'll see if I can debug it, thanks

Ah yes, sorry.. the roundness can be changed. I'll take a look at adding that. These are the style values: ASAuthorizationAppleIDButtonStyleBlack A black button. ASAuthorizationAppleIDButtonStyleWhiteOutline A button with a white outline. ASAuthorizationAppleIDButtonStyleWhite Which are displayed in the link I gave: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/sign-in-with-apple/overview/buttons/#creating-a-custom-sign-in-with-apple-button I'll also take a look at adding support for those.

The implementation I have done uses the native control, i.e. ASAuthorizationAppleIDButton, which is fairly limited in the styles available. Please refer to: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices/asauthorizationappleidbutton?language=objc https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices/asauthorizationappleidbuttonstyle?language=objc If you have a sign-in button which does not have a style that is mandated by Apple, your app is likely to be rejected. See: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/sign-in-with-apple/overview/buttons/#creating-a-custom-sign-in-with-apple-button Examples of rejections: https://community.auth0.com/t/apple-store-rejected-app-because-of-sign-in-with-apple-styles/43854 https://github.com/firebase/FirebaseUI-iOS/issues/823 For these reasons, I'm not going to be implementing styles other than what they provide.