Reads an item in the client-side data cache. Makes an ajax callback to the server to download the data if it isn't already in the cache.

Allows custom markup to be added to the head section of the UX Component's static HTML page stored in the Application Cache.

Specify that all data series data should be published client-side, making it available in offline applications and client-side JavaScript.

Specify if an incremental refresh should be performed after the List is populated. An incremental refresh will not refresh List rows that have been edited but have not been persisted back to server.

Media files (images, videos, and audio files) can be stored on a device's file system rather than Local Storage in Cordova applications, letting you provide access to media files when the application goes offline.

The UX component has extensive support for working with SQLite databases in a Cordova application.

The choices in a ButtonList control can be statically defined using the ButtonList Builder or static JSON or dynamically computed using a Data Series or the Client-side Data Cache.

The Universal Installer can be run without a UI when an automated installation is needed.

Configure submission location info, what to do if there are no records in the List, the default value policy for new records, timestamp data, and more for a List's Detail View.

Adding multi-language support for an offline-enabled iOS or Android mobile application cannot be done using Language tags or Text Dictionary tags since these tags are resolved by the Alpha Anywhere Application Server, requiring an Ajax Callback. This article explains how to add multi-language support in an offline application.