Can we save debug settings?

[Curley]

Is there a way to save the debug console's settings. For example, I would like to always enable my override settings set to "Emulate touch events" every time I start debugging. It's annoying that I have to override this setting to emulate my app's touch events. Can this be added in the future? Do you know any current work arounds?

[Curley]

Well I guess not since no one has answered. Will this update come in the future?

[Iva Koevska]

Hello Curley,

Most of the time, you do not need to go and set most of the settings in the Overrides section as Icenium handles them from the widgets and controls in the simulator. For example, touch events are always emulated, the user agent is handled from the device type / iOS version buttons combo, device orientation is handled from the Flip and Rotate buttons, etc. This is the case in Graphite and the Icenium Extension for Visual Studio.

However, if you need to save your  General settings, you can suggest this as a new feature in our Feedback Portal. If it gains enough traction or the team finds that it's a valuable improvement, you might see your feature request implemented in a future release of Icenium.

Regards,
Iva Koevska
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[Curley]

Not all touch events are emulated. For example, my current app has data-url buttons for navigating to different screens. They don't work unless override touch events are enabled.

[Curley]

For example, 

the following div class, setup as a button, touch event doesn't fire unless override touch event is enabled

<div class="selectButton bold left" id="participant" data-url="test.html">Change Test</div>

[Curley]

This effects Icenium Graphite as well

[Kristina]

Hey Curley,

We were unable to reproduce your problem. As Iva said the Icenium Simulator handles most of the settings in the Overrides section. In order to do so, the Simulator requires a reference to the cordova.js
file which is included by default in your project. Would you please check if you have the following line in your html files ?

<script src="cordova.js"></script>

This reference would trigger the necessary logic that will emulate the touch events. If this is still not working for you, you could try and isolate your problem and send us a sample project.

Thank you and Best Regards,
Kristina
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