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@mkinnan I often use the same technique that you use with the `data_to_save` example. Essentially build a simple form, with simple inputs, then in the submit handler build the complex...

@luxio I've only toyed with token inside the DrupalGap Webform module (on the SDK side). Even then, those aren't true tokens in a Drupal sense, they are just custom webform...

@zak-schlemmer Sounds good, thank you.

@tazimhossain I believe this module is what you're looking for: https://www.drupal.org/project/services_api_key_auth It'll prevent anyone from accessing your Services without having an API key attached to the query string. In a...

@g33kyg1rl Thank you for the kind words. Please submit future contrib related issues to their corresponding issue queues, e.g.: https://github.com/signalpoint/webform/issues As always, I'll recommend running the latest version of everything,...

1. In web app mode, right click on the page, go to "inspect element", then you'll have a Console and Network tabs (amongst others) which let you inspect many important...

@gs9999 I'd recommend attaching a `pagecreate` to your custom `hook_menu()` item, then in the `pagecreate` handler dynamically build the select list and inject it into the form. In your form...

@mastermindg If I understand correctly (I've never used barcode) then in your page_callback, set up an empty div container where your view will eventually be rendered. I guess I would...

@mastermindg It should be easy: http://drupalgap.org/node/150

@mkinnan This one would be tricky to add to core, so I've typically utilized a `pageshow` callback on my page (the page usually contains a form, is is a direct...