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One of the first obstacles most developers run into is the difficulty of debugging their code in-place while it is running within the Pulsar app.
Coming in Spring Summer 2020 Pulsar release for Android and Windows, you will be able to use a local development server running on your development machine to rapidly iterate on your code.
Viewing Pulsar Logs
You can add extra email addresses to receive logs from users by adding to the pulsar.logs.email.cc Pulsar Setting
On the Windows platform, you can directly view Pulsar logs at the following directory (e.g., from Windows Explorer):
%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\AppData\Local\Packages\E3D1A000.PulsarforSalesforce_ta6n8xy84gcpg\LocalState\Library\Application Support\- Note that the
AppDatadirectory may itself be hidden from Windows Explorer
Mobile Safari Tips
- In order to have smooth scrolling on iOS Safari, any time you would use CSS
overflow: scroll; --
Make sure to include:-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;This will ensure that your scrolling performance is smooth.
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Some developers don't want to see the default Done button and the navigation elements and want to control this themselves. Pulsar provides configuration settings to achieve this. Use the following settings for this purpose.
| Name | Hide the Done button on the custom HTML Page |
|---|---|
Key | pulsar.docs.hideDoneButton |
Value | TRUE / FALSE |
Default Value (if any) | FALSE |
| Compatibility |
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Description | By default, a user can click on the Done button to close the custom HTML page and get back to Pulsar Home Page or a Pulsar record screen. In some cases, customers would like to hide the done button on that page. This setting will let enable that behavior. |
| Notes/Comments |
| Name | Hide HTML Navigation Buttons (Back, Forward, Refresh) |
|---|---|
Key |
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Value | TRUE / FALSE |
Default Value (if any) | FALSE |
| Compatibility |
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Description | This setting will hide the back, forward, and refresh buttons if this setting is specified and set to TRUE. |
| Notes/Comments |
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