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As part of your portal setup, you need to create an associated Force.com Site to serve a custom login page (mobile optimised) and create its associated controller. …

Note that this is an example from an older version of SDK but the approach still works well with the latest Mobile SDK. …

However, as has been pointed above, you can use the Force.com Mobile SDK which uses HTML5 + Cordova which provides the overall packaging to create apps which can be downloaded/ installed on devices. …

You can't - at least officially. 1) You can not install apps from App Store on an iOS simulator - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10611146/can-i-install-the-app-store-in-an-ios-simulator 2) And …

This is only possible in native or hybrid app built using the Salesforce1 platform using the Cordova API. You cannot do this from your Visualforce pages from within Salesforce1 app container.

There have been significant changes from 1.3 to 1.4. However, you should be able to run the ContactExplorer provided with 1.4 without any issues. Did you run the install.sh script after downloading 1. …

In addition to Jonathan's comment above, you can look at this sample project which hooks up an older version of the Mobile SDK to Storyboards. … The bottom line though - the mobile SDK provides you a template code structure to work off and you can remove the XIB dependencies and introduce the storyboard. To know more about that, read here. …

It is a known issue at least in some cases such as when using the Salesforce1 app within a Good container - I've reproduced it on my Nexus 5 consistently and reported that and it's also listed as a kn …

This issue has been discussed here on the Mobile SDK Google+ community as well. Try updating the SDK package from npm (latest 3.0.1) and create a brand new project to test. …

Very interesting question. I was in a similar situation in an app a year back and here's what I researched and hacked together. Officially, you need to pick either the local or remote mode - both are …

The Mobile SDK currently supports the following approaches Native iOS Native Android Hybrid iOS Hybrid Android Although it uses Cordova for packaging which does support Windows 8 development, the … support for being able to run your app as a WebView in Windows 8 is not provided in Mobile SDK. …

I already answered your question here - you can't really change the behavior of any buttons on this bar - Change Server, Reload, Clear Cookies If you believe this is a bug or needs to be changed, ple …

Sharing my thoughts based on my development experience with the Mobile SDK for last few years. … Note - I have been developing Force.com mobile apps since the time when the Mobile SDK did not exist and you'd to pretty much write your own wrappers if you were doing any hybrid development or use tools …

Mobile UI constructs on a VisualForce page. … This recent blog post by Bob Buzzard would also help you understand the same - http://bobbuzzard.blogspot.in/2013/05/mobile-web-apps-with-html5-and-jquery.html …

I have seen this issue several times on my hybrid apps specifically on devices. In addition to what Kevin mentioned, I would recommend that A) You upgrade to the latest Sencha Touch version (2.3) - th …