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Ready to purchase your product and will be using it for Droid and Apple. I developed a custom web site using PHP/MYSQL/HTML running at Blue Host. I need to develop an app that will allow our users to input game scores from their smart phones.
I read your examples with the bike app but that does not have DB interaction needed. I need to send a password and usercode to our web site / verify and then allow the user to select a team and input scores.
Would it be easier to develop all the code in PHP and have MobiOne call the PHP and deal with the output ? Looks like the output from PHP must be JSON …which is not a problem. I could generate the entire project in html/php and then make it the correct screen size but then what is the point of using MobiOne ?
Can you send data from objects in MobiOne to .php ?
hi,
>Would it be easier to develop all the code in PHP and have MobiOne call the PHP and deal with the output ?
This is classic decision you have to make, webapp vs native app. MobiOne creates HTML5 apps. This is an HTML5 webapp that can be packaged as a native app and access native device services. If you go the native app direction then the ajax architecture model applies. That is the app handles the UI and rendering of data. The server provides data (no UI). You can use mobione for both type of architectures. If you choose to go the server-side approach then the MobiOne visual designer will provide you template html files that you can mark up with php scriptlets on the server.
The decision is your’s. Many time is it comes down to what your are comfortable with.
From a mobione app you can make ajax calls using an html <form> type configuration or you can write your own javascript and manage the calls directly.
I hope this helps.
