@joe-root That’s because there isn’t one. If you follow the second link, it walks you through with screenshots, exactly what to do.

@Carlos-Mejía Ok, I see now. Can you confirm if this codepen works? https://codepen.io/anon/pen/jMgoQG?editors=1010 The issue with the style that you have, is that the templates are nested inside of an ons-page and therefore they are trying to be rendered. I have moved them outside of that tag and everything appears to be working on my end, but I want to make sure it works on your devices.

@gciluffo Sorry, I don’t have a strong answer for you, but have you looked at this tutorial: http://tutorial.onsen.io/?framework=angular2&category=Reference&module=navigator Upon viewing the console, the data is there in object form.

Answering my question here. I was able to have monaca preview spin up from default directory by adding missing lines to project_info.json under the .monaca directory. Here is what the current file looks like when it is working. { "framework_version": "3.5", "cordova_version": "5.2", "xcode_version": "6", "plugins": [ "mobi.monaca.plugins.Monaca", "org.apache.cordova.splashscreen" ], "template-type": "angular2", "build": { "transpile": { "enabled": true } } } For some reason, the framework_version field was missing. Replacing it seemed to correct the monaca preview issue.

@cyclops24 I don’t think so :sweat_smile: No idea why it doesn’t work with Icon. By the way, I just released a blog post about Meteor + Onsen UI. Let’s see if more devs join us :smile: You can comment if you want and add a link to your app!

@Fran-Diox Thanks for your replay it’s very useful man. :hand: @argelius is above coding style is standard now? I’m so happy if you tell my mistakes. :wink:

@Leonardo-Augusto said: OAuthException Googling the error code shows this: In FB App you have to assign an IP Site/ App Domain. Facebook matches this url with the url of the request where it came from. You can not assign localhost or 127.0.0.1 You have to enter the IP address your server. Also if it is rails then call the site with your-ip:3000 instead of localhost:3000; I use 192.168.1.154:3000 Enter the same IP address in IP of the site and APP Domain in your FB APP Settings. Edit: Maybe a better answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4691782/facebook-api-error-191

Hi @Taymindis. With Onsen UI you can still use anything from html5, so don’t worry about those. For extra provided elements we have a few: ons-button ons-range ons-switch ons-fab (Floating Action Button) ons-input - wrapper for multiple types of <input> (including checkbox and radio etc) You could also checkout this section of the guide. And finally while they may not be form elements you may be also interested in: ons-ripple ons-icon ons-progress-bar ons-progress-circular Also it is possible that I missed something, which is why @Fran-Diox gave you a link to the whole reference :)

@Taymindis Regarding ons-splitter-side, it supports two modes: collapsed and split. When it’s in collapsed mode it will be hidden from view and can be displayed when the user swipes the screen or taps a button. In split mode the element is always shown. It can be configured to automatically switch between the two modes depending on the screen size. So when the mode changes, that event is fired. Referencing the docs here: https://onsen.io/v2/docs/js/ons-splitter-side.html#event-modechange Shows event.mode returns the current mode. Can be either “collapse” or “split”.

@Taymindis There is no drag & drop built in feature. You can use any other JS library for that.

@Fran-Diox Noted with Thanks :+1:

@h3nr1ke said: Really nice your apps… Show seus apps… send us the links… manda os links pra baixarmos… Hi dear friend, you find them on my profile here. And i’ll release this week for IOS

@Fran-Diox OMG Thanks so muchhhhhhhhhhh woohoo!!!

How are you testing the app? Have you compiled the app with the plugin? Are you using Monaca Cloud, VisualStudio, or some other IDE?

@Fran-Diox Ah Ha! That would do it. I was just at a loss as to why that code wasn’t working. I have rewritten that section so many times and it was so inconsistent and now that make perfect sense. Awesome! I have updated everything to 7.0 and will test in the morning! Thanks again! Edit: Tested this morning and that solves that! Updating to Beta 7 resolved that lingering issue. Also, YAY! Super cool features in Beta 7 that I hadn’t planned on using for this app, I now get to use!

@jcdenton said: The 1st time I open the application it runs successfully If I close it by pressing the back button and reopen it then it seems that Onsen and/or Angular does not initializes If not first time shows loaded , else $scope.tvshowsitems=0;

I figured it out. I just needed to add ‘onsen’ to the angular.module list argument. Fortunately, my teammate on this project understands Angular better than I do. There’s a perfectly good example in the OnsenUI github, too: https://github.com/OnsenUI/onsenui2-quickstart/blob/master/www/angular/app.js I didn’t realize when I first looked at it that that was in there. Once I found it, it made things much clearer.