When I tryed to open app with debugger app at iPad Air 4G01 (iOS 12.4.4), below error(red screen) was caused. The other iPad(iPad, iOS 10.3.3) and iPhone SE(iOS 13.3) can open this app properly.

The preview button in the top right corner of Composer is disabled. App can only be previewed via Launch > App Preview Portal > Open.

If the Composer browser window is not high enough to show the whole properties panel, the bottommost button will be cut off. 1) Resize Composer browser window to be not very high. 2) As expected, tree panel covers some of properties panel in right side menu 3) Scroll properties panel all the way down EXPECTED Properties panel scrolls all the way, all buttons are visible. ACTUAL Properties panel won't scroll all the way, bottommost few tens of pixels remain hidden behind tree panel.

Steps to reproduce: - select left/right element of top navigation bar - press on STYLE tab - crash

Video of issue - https://gofile.io/?c=EFRcBf

A 3rd party API we are using has POST requests that uses only query parameters. When we configure a RESTful data resource set the request schema to "no request body" and then clicked "run test" button we got a "bad request" error, because there was a header "Content-Length: 2" and form data set to "{}".

I want to create container which has 2 horizontally aligned children that fill all container width. First is text with fixed width and the second one is slider which should take the rest(width is not set in editor). In editor everything is fine, in mobile app slider component takes all container width, overflowing it - see screenshots.

Bug reported in https://forums.appgyver.com/t/some-code-can-break-the-visual-composer/27

When `Input field` component's `Value` property is being set to `Number` property of app variable, it assigns `500` string value instead of number.

If you try to set default values of number properties to `0`, they are not being set at all(checked through debugger). Current workaround is to set them to some value, for example `1`, save, and then set to `0`. UPDATE: The same is with `false` - you can't set it as default value from scratch, I suspect that empty string also won't work as it's also nullish value.