Offline Manual of the Wiki

[Netpower8]

is there an offline manual of the wiki of DroidScript ? since i cant load the website no matter what time of the day. tried it in the morning, afternoo, late evening, even early morning. cant access the site, so my last option could be an offline copy of the site maybe in zip format.

[Netpower8]

this topic is already answer... just letting other know that my inquiry is already answered... thanks

[Steve Garman]

I apologise.

I meant to post the offline version in this thread.

Instead, by mistake, I posted it here
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/androidscript/ci_oB8Pdf00/C_c-ltgtAQAJ

[Netpower8]

the offline version is incredible... the offline page running inside DROIDSCRIPT. thanks for the offline version... will try to make progress the app i wanted to make... see if i can make it... takes quite some time and need to study how to do programming in java also. i have programming experience but that was years ago and its in turbo pascal. clipper. fox pro. all of which i have a hard copy manual to check on procedures and functions available with passed values and possible options to be given to the procedures or functions. its a bit difficult to program if i don't know exactly what are the available functions. i even have to make my own file copy and file delete function since the one that is available on DroidScript does not have a confirm 1st before action. like opening a dialog box to as "Are you sure to delete?" <ok> < cancel>

anyway i will be busy for a few days reading the manual and trying to make progress on the app i'm making.. thanks for the offline wiki.

keep up the good work. you app is the best !!! like the WiFi connect stuff so that you can do editing in pc. more flexibility. also a bit hard on cellphone or tablet to edit the code. also if something happens the code does not get save unless one exit to main screen on DroidScript. lost a few codes that way. so decided to try the WiFi connection function. and saw that its incredible also. i'm amaze at the time and effort spent make this product GREAT.

[sankarshan dudhate]

Yup, its great to have offline wiki. Thanks a lot steve.

[Netpower8]

THANKS STEVE for the offline wiki. its a lot of help... especially for me since i cant view the online version. (mostlilkely my ISP is blocking the domain or something...)

thanks again.

[Steve Garman]

A couple of notes about the offline wiki.

These notes assume you have already opened the offline wiki in DroidScript at least once.

If for sone reason you wish to access it from your browser, it should be available at
file:///sdcard/sjgDocs/siteexport/start.html

The installation process places a file at
/sdcard/sjgDocs/Fem5SI

This is actually a zip archive containing html versions of the wiki pages.
If you transfer it to a PC it may be easier to rename the file with a .zip extension before unzipping it.
Once unzipped you should be able to open the start.html file in your browser.

Obviously the offline wiki does not keep itself updated. In the app menu there is a "download" option. This accesses the online wiki, builds a complete zip file of the whole site and updates the version on your sdcard. This will take quite some time befire the files start diwnloading.

If you do not have access to the online wiki, the above option is not likely to work for you either.

The zip archive can also be accessed via http://goo.gl/Fem5SI but the process is exactly the same. It still builds the archive on the fly.
If downloaded in this way, you will be responsible for unzipping it into the appropriate place.

[Netpower8]

BIG HELP THANKS !!! for the moment i dont exactly need the updated wiki. i need to be able to know the existing functions and procedures so that i can make something useful for the app that i'm trying to build for our small online business (i will try to make it possible) if ever i made some headway (  breakthrough accessing box api ) and able to access, process, get updates for my app. you guys here on DroidScript family will know about it. ( hope i can make it, it's been a long time i did some programming... almost 30 years ago )... Droid Script is easier to understand for me compared to Android Studio. and i like the debug on the WiFi connection i can actually see whats going on so it makes debugging a bit easier compared to putting alot of check point here and there.

[Steve Garman]

Most recent copy of the offline wiki attached.