Solution for people who may have a similar problem:
" $('#Logs .log-line').slice(13).remove(); "
By default it says slice(500), adjust this number according to your needs. 13 was enough for me.
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Check for updates on customer side?
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My problem is: Every time I update my script and rebuild it, I have to zip it and send to my customer. So anyone have the idea about CHECK FOR UPDATES or something like that? Thanks
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@badnguyenky said in Check for updates on customer side?:
My problem is: Every time I update my script and rebuild it, I have to zip it and send to my customer. So anyone have the idea about CHECK FOR UPDATES or something like that? Thanks
To update your script, your client just needs to restart it. Unless, of course, you have an active BASPremium license
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@Fox said in Check for updates on customer side?:
@badnguyenky said in Check for updates on customer side?:
My problem is: Every time I update my script and rebuild it, I have to zip it and send to my customer. So anyone have the idea about CHECK FOR UPDATES or something like that? Thanks
To update your script, your client just needs to restart it. Unless, of course, you have an active BASPremium license
I sent my standalone app that built from my script to customer, they are not install BAS.
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@badnguyenky said in Check for updates on customer side?:
I sent my standalone app that built from my script to customer, they are not install BAS.
Do you have a BASPremium license ?
