I wonder if anyone knows if it is possible to incorporate a SQLite database with BT, possible the inclusion of a search form that could query the database and produce a list of results that when clicking and individual results would open up a dynamic screen with maybe an image and various content from populated database fields? Also a link back to the previous results or redefine query. Any help and advice on this would be much appreciated :-)

Yes, it is possible, with coding expertise to make your own Plugin. Alternatively, try to "get by" by using the built-in Menu and Search plugins for BuzzTouch. Also, try the Blog plugin, it has a Search box that may span the Title and sub-Title fields. Ask PSMDanny for more insight and look at Black White's apps for real-life examples. https://www.buzztouch.com/plugins/plugin.php?pid=EF1AA98408AA4E656C3F7BD https://www.buzztouch.com/black%20white (Click on Published Apps in left-menu) Here is one of his apps, don't fret if you don't understand Vietnamese. It's about baby food recipes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/thuc-on-cho-be/id588207103?mt=8

I need to add about 90 products and really need a search form with database driven drop down fields to allow users to dynamically reduce their results. Preferably a child update routine, so the first drop down updates the results available for the second dropdown and the second selection updates the third to improve user experience. I would like to know if theyre is any way to use say a blank screen to call other screens generated in xcode external to the BT framework and if somebody could please provide a basic example.

You don't really 'incorporate' a SQL database into a BT app. Generally you access your SQL data using a script to query and pull data from it. You would then create some type of webpage to display the results. OR You *could* build a customviewcontroller that would parse the results and display them in something like a table or a text view. but you need to build a back end that spits out the results you want and can handle building conditional forms. I'd def use a joomla backend with a mobile optimized/responsive webpage to do this myself. It's a few steps.

I really need the app to be self contained, as the app will be used in remote rural areas. I actually need to store the users registration details in the app when no cellular or wifi signal is detected and then publish to the web on access to Internet connection.

Going-Viral, Did you ever figure out your database/mobile app issue? I am looking at making an App that is really just an information database. Some content will hardly ever get updated, some content will get updated daily. Just curious to how you implemented your database so I can get some ideas.

A tip for the coder inside you: Do a search for "loadScreenObject" For Google, use site:BuzzTouch.com/forum loadScreenObject That approach will require a server component that will send back a JSON stream in response to URL query from the mobile app. Then the mobile app loads the JSON data into a screen. -- Niraj