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1. Re: Check for Updates Dialog Quite Annoying to Users
Shikha Bhargava Sep 20, 2010 4:15 PM (in response to NoteSync)If you have set 14 days as the trial period for your application, the user will see the licensing screen once everyday when they launch the app. After trial expiration when the application is purchased, the licensing screens go away. I agree that this is not user friendly experience. Thanks for giving the feedback on this. Currently Melrose is in Beta and we've received a lot of feedback from developers. Improving the licensing experience for end-users is something we have on the roadmap.
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2. Re: Check for Updates Dialog Quite Annoying to Users
NoteSync Sep 20, 2010 4:22 PM (in response to Shikha Bhargava)This does not relate to the licensing dialog, but to the update dialog which prompts the user every day after they have purchased a license.
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3. Re: Check for Updates Dialog Quite Annoying to Users
rpaliwal Sep 20, 2010 11:22 PM (in response to NoteSync)Hello,
The frequency of check depends on the value of the <delay></delay> tag in the updadeConfig.xml, which is the number of days the application waits between checks for updates.
You may want to increase it, to say a week, i.e. 7 , or someother value if you prefer a longer gap.
Moreover there are other parameter that can be set to further customize including making all sorts of windows invisible, for example:
<dialog name="checkForUpdate" visible="false" /><dialog name="downloadUpdate" visible="false" />
<dialog name="downloadProgress" visible="false" />
<dialog name="installUpdate" visible="false" />
<dialog name="fileUpdate" visible="false" />
<dialog name="unexpectedError" visible="false" />
Doc link: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AIR/1.5/devappsflex/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7ff2. html#WSEC63CD64-C52C-41ef-82FD-94E6B540A5FAHope this helps..


