@paska_ig
The loop is for each number fromā¦to or for each item in list?
I suppose the latter one. So item is a member of a list, not a number needed as id. The solution might be
call DynamicComponents1.GetComponent(id=index in list (thing=item, list=the name of your list)).
Iām aware of that, looks there is something wrong with Canvasās rendering, because Balls and Image Sprites loses their behavior when added dynamically. Probably thatās related with App Inventor.
I also use the component remove, but it wonāt remove.
I am sure the ID is right.
The remove all block is also not working.
However, I am using the old ver.
I suppose the socket name of the property is well set.
The same occurs when I try to access BackgroundColor property.
Exact property names are taken by a small utility I made which lists all properties of a component. See below the blocks as well as the output for TextBox.
I also noticed that no all properties are listed, such as WidthPercent.
I use v. 1.2.1 of DynamicComponents1.
Could you please help by a suggestion?
Thank you.
Hello friend.
I had a similar situation yesterday when I updated the Dynamic component to a new version.
I still did not work with the new features and nothing helped.
BUT I noticed that the new features worked if I was creating a new project.
Today I noticed that my old project also had new features working, so I decided that restarting the browser and computer solved this problem, but Iām just guessing. Try clearing the cache and restarting your browser or computer.