You definitely, have to have those accounts that are shown above in the prerequisites section. After that, you have to provide our team credentials in order to help you with the app. See exactly what this option includes in the screenshot below.
Does the GPS tracking work while the userâs phone is locked? Does the app stay open in the background and continue to track (assuming they say yes to allow tracking of course). Iâm looking to make an app for vehicle tracking and I canât rely on the users phone screen to be on all the time.
Is this a limitation of your app wrapper, or do you know if no app is allowed to track while the screen is locked? It seems like Google Maps, etc always tracks you.
The setting for locations for Android and iOS are access to the application to perform tracking, and you can select to make sure it tracks always or while using the app, but if the application goes in the background or the screen is locked the application stops tracking the userâs location and restarts only when the user opens up the app again, then the location gets updated.
@yj.johnrhee Did it end up working for you? I have the same question. The WebRTC plugin by Daily is central to the functioning of one of our apps and it would be so disappointing to purchase Air Native only to find out that it doesnât work.
As this is a third-party plugin, we canât guarantee that it will work without issues on all devices and browsers. Currently, we do not have a system that would check the compatibility of third-party plugins, and in case it changes anytime soon we will let you know.
In case you have any other questions, just let us know.
This addition enables users to access a native music player at a fundamental interaction level. This means that you can now play and manage your audio files, even if you have exited the native application. To learn more about this update, please refer to our supporting documentation, which can be found at the following link: https://docs.zeroqode.com/plugins/air-native-plugin-by-zeroqode/air-native-player.
Moreover, for additional assistance, workflow, and setup examples, we encourage you to visit our test demo page: Zeroqode-demo-29 | Bubble Editor
If you need any help or have questions, just ping us - our Zeroqode Support team and we will be glad to assist.
do you guys have the option with your air library to make a inner phone call - so it looks like someone from the app is calling you (like whatsapp) using the callkit?
Thank you so much for reaching out to us and expressing your interest in the Air Native service
Weâve verified with the Air Native team and unfortunately, the Air Native service doesnât include the Callkit framework, which means that making phone calls, such as WhatsApp, is not possible.
In case you have other product-related questions, feel free to reach out at any time!
Let us explore the possibility of incorporating this the CallKit framework into our Air Native solution or plugin. Weâll get back to you with an estimate once weâve confirmed it with our developers
In the meantime, please let us know if you have any other questions.
Weâve confirmed with the dev team regarding CallKit, and unfortunately, itâs not feasible to integrate such a feature into the Air Native service at this time. Since CallKit is only available on iOS, weâre concerned about compatibility issues with Bubble apps converted through Air Native.
However, if youâre interested in creating a simulated call experience similar to WhatsAppâs incoming call screen, here are a few general suggestions:
You can design a custom incoming call screen in Bubbleâs visual editor. For instance, you could create a workflow that displays an âincoming callâ popup with caller information and options to âacceptâ or âdeclineâ the call.
To add a realistic touch, consider using audio notifications or animations to simulate a ringing effect.
We hope this alternative approach is helpful, and we apologize for not being able to implement the CallKit feature.
We sent you an email a few days ago regarding your request. If you didnât receive it, hereâs a summary:
Could you confirm if this Crisp chat is one of Zeroqodeâs plugins? We couldnât locate it in our plugin list.
Here are a few possible solutions:
Using Web Integration: If the Crisp.chat native SDK is incompatible, try embedding the Crisp Web Chat widget as a web view in your app. This setup should work on both iOS and Android without relying on the SDK.
Alternative Plugins or Services: If Crisp.chat is essential, consider reaching out to Crispâs support to see if they offer any plugins for Bubble apps, API calls that could be integrated via Bubbleâs API Connector, or code snippets compatible with web wrappers like Air Native.
Exploring the Crisp Chat API: If a more lightweight solution would work, Crispâs REST API can facilitate chat interactions or notifications. Although it doesnât provide a full chat interface, it can still enable communication features.
We hope these suggestions are helpful for your use case.
Feel free to reach out with any other product-related questions.
