Settings Bundle

[apt]

I think its more like this actually but its still now updating.

AppVersion=NKGetAppVersion();
settings.setValueForKey(AppVersion,"Version");

Can I only get the values from the Setting Bundle and not set them?

[sunny]

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var version = NKGetAppVersion();
var settings = new NKSettings;
settings.setValueForKey(version, "Version");

did you try this?

[apt]

Just tried that suggestion and still not working. I'm assuming that 'Version' is the title of the setting bundle I'm trying to change as opposed to 'Item 0' for example.

[apt]

Never mind I've sorted it. Its the Key name thats needed not the title. The version its placed in includes quotes though, any way of stripping these out? See attached image.

[apt]

Anyone got any ideas?

[inveni0]

Anyone got any ideas?

Use the JavaScript replace() function...or, you could use split().
http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascript-string-replace.php

[apt]

The thing is the quotes are not present in the variable within my app just when I've added the varible to the settings bundle via NKSettings() so I'm not sure trying to strip out something thats not present in the app will work.

For example if I do an NKAlert in the app I get the following:

Screen shot 2010-04-20 at 20.14.54 pm.png (33.99 KiB) Viewed 435 times

Adding it to the setting bundle I get this:

Screen shot 2010-04-19 at 22.21.06 pm.png (9.21 KiB) Viewed 435 times

[sunny]

settings don't add any symbols, it's probably OS adds that as variable is string

[apt]

So no way around it? it looks very untidy

[sunny]

send a sample project to me, I'll se what can be done