Settings Bundle

[apt]

Thanks Sunny, will sent it to you later.

Adrian

[apt]

Sample project sent.

Thanks in advance.

Adrian

[apt]

Sunny have you had a chance to look at the sample project I sent you regarding this issue?

Thanks

Adrian

[apt]

Any news?

[apt]

I'm sure you're very busy Sunny but some dialogue on this issue would be helpful.

Thanks in advance.

[sunny]

it's not yet solved, I try to do things planned step by step, making half of this feature, then interrupt to make another half of the other feature will end up badly. You will have this with new version.

[apt]

Thanks Sunny

[sunny]

ok, it happens because of json conversion, this won't be changed in NimbleKit as it works in the rest of the cases.
for you there is a workaround, at the example you sent to me you use

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settings.setValueForKey(AppVersion, 'Version_key');

you need to replace it with this call:

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CallNKitAction("NKSettingsSetValueForKey?key="+'Version_key'+"&value="+AppVersion+"&sync=yes");

and your problem is solved

[apt]

Wow thats great Sunny. Can you explain what CallNKitAction is and how it works as its not listed in the manual.

Adrian

[sunny]

any action you call using nimblekit functions or class methods eventually end up using CallNKitAction (see NKit.js), for example:

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function NKSettings()
{
   this.getValueForKey = NKSettingsGetValueForKey;
   this.setValueForKey = NKSettingsSetValueForKey;
}

function NKSettingsSetValueForKey(value, key)
{
   return CallNKitAction("NKSettingsSetValueForKey?key="+key+"&value="+encodeURIComponent(json_encode(value))+"&sync=yes");
}

function NKSettingsGetValueForKey(key)
{
   var resultString = CallNKitAction("NKSettingsGetValueForKey?key="+key+"&sync=yes");
   var obj=null;
   try
   {eval("obj="+resultString);}
   catch ( identifier ) {}
   if (obj) return obj;
   else return resultString;
}

CallNKitAction is the only way to send/receive commands to NimbleKit, it is wrapped in classes and methods just to be simpler then it is.
In the example with NKSettings, setValueForKey actually calls

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CallNKitAction("NKSettingsSetValueForKey?key="+key+"&value="+encodeURIComponent(json_encode(value))+"&sync=yes");

which cases troubles for you in json_encode, so what I did is removed "json_encode" from that string and here you go, it works