ninoxApp() returns "ipad" on an iPhone...
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In an iCloud environment, the ninoxApp() command gives "ipad" as a result even though the device concerned is an iPhone SE 3rd generation...
The master station is a Mac and receives the correct “mac” result.
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what version of the app are you running.
when i tested on my iphone, i'm running 3.10.11 and the server is 3.12.2 and it recognizes my iphone.
here is the code i have in a dashboard:
switch ninoxApp() do case "web": "Browser" case "mac": "Computer" case "iphone": "Mobile" case "ipad": "Tablet" default: "unknown" end-
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Mac version: 3.12.2
iPhone version: 3.12.2
It is a database published on iCloud.
I have just created a local database from the iCloud database: the local database opened on the iPhone leads to the same anomaly and therefore designates "ipad"! -
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I just have the ninoxApp() command in a Formula field...
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Mac version: 3.12.2 iPhone version: 3.12.2 It is a database published on iCloud.I tested in this environment except that my iphone is till running 3.10.11 and it returned iphone. Looks like an email to support is warranted.
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I'm curious to know why your iPhone isn't taking advantage of the available update ;-)
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the email accepts that from Public Cloud...
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Ninox's history of their app updates is not very good and their response to fixes is pretty slow, so I made sure not to automatically update. In the cloud, I have no choice.
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I understand you. I have already experienced setbacks for this type of reason... On the Mac you can still find an old version on a backup but on an iPhone... I even seem to remember that someone at Ninox's after-sales service told me had suggested turning off auto-update.
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With the screenshot of my iPhone we should be able to deduce that it is not an iPad ;-)
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