I'd like to inquire about strategies for use of Data URL and Report To Cloud URL, for multiple Apps. The default config.txt core statement for Data URL is: http://www.mydomain.com/BT-server/api/app/?command=getAppData&appGuid=**** I create my config.txt file via a PHP script, that processes SQL data (names and addresses of points of interest for my Map), and outputs the proper JSON-looking text, with up-to-the-minute places and addresses for my Map... There's nothing in the Data URL statement generated, that tells me where to put my config.txt file! (Where my PHP script should 'fopen()' and 'fwrite()' 'config.txt') Since I might be having 8 Apps shortly, and I'm (planning on) keeping the Apps in respective directories (http://www.mydomain.com/USA/config.txt, /Europe/config.txt, /UK/config.txt, ...), I'm lost here. In testing my App, I modified the Data URL statement to: http://www.mydomain.com/USA/config.txt. The App works, and tapping "refresh" does go out and get the correct config.txt file. But, I'm thinking, the additional "query string" components of the URL, the "?command=getAppData&appGuid=****", has something to do with 'security'...?, "logging"...? Now, I certainly could take an alternate method, and make my config.txt files be: USA-config.txt, Europe-config.txt, UK-config.txt and put them all in one directory. Thus, my inquiry here as to strategy. I'm not finding clues as to how I should modify "http://www.mydomain.com/BT-server/api/app/?command=getAppData&appGuid=****" to specify my multiple (8?) Apps and their paths. Similar for: http://mydomain.com/BT-server/api/app/?command=reportToCloud&appGuid=... What do you do?

I think I remember seeing the answers on a webinar which is posted youtube. Dont remember which one ha.search buzztouch webinar on YouTube

Is the content going to be the same in all the apps? If so, put the same config file (and dataURL) in all of them.

My App(s) are Maps. Each will be the same shell of layout and menus, different config.txt files with address info (USA, Europe, UK, SoAmerica, Asia...). I'm just concerned about the core properties for the IDs: Application Id, Control Panel Id / Password "Every application in the control panel uses it's own unique id and Control Panel id / password when making requests to this software for data. There may be PHP scripts in the software that power individual screens. Example: Maps that pull locations from the software's database. If these scripts use data provided by this software, they will need to know what id / secret to authenticate with. These values are provided here for reference."

In your case, use the same IDs and password across all the apps. Your PHP is the one that decides which unique content to serve to the various mobile apps. That unique content has to be selected or served by the PHP for data and for images and for other files. Ensure your PHP gets that unique mobile request for App-specific data, then all is well in Nicks land. :-) Any relation to Stevie? -- Niraj

We're both Welsh. I'm only 50%, though.

Remember to tell us about your apps when you've got them published -- Pob lwc!

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I'm hopeful Susan will be able to engage on this.