Default.png

On my Android device, I was getting "the application has stopped unexpectedly" or "the application has been corrupted" depending on how I changed my code in attempts get rid of it.

I removed "Default.png" from the folder and neither error appeared again.

MJB,

There is a known issue where displaying native widgets such as a TextField, TextBox, WebPopup, and Ad Banners during application startup will cause a crash if you also have a default.png splashscreen in your project. This crasher was introduce after the release version of build #704, so you can work-around it by doing one of the following:

1) Revert back to the release version, build #704. (This is the well tested version.)

2) Do not display native widgets on startup. Instead, use a timer and have the widgets displayed a half second after startup.

3) Remove the default.png files from your project.

That said, this issue is flagged as a high priority bug and we plan on fixing it sometime in the first half of February. We'll notify you when the bug is fixed. I apologize for the inconvenience.

views:1771 update:2012/2/10 9:26:24
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