Reply to #6 @guban :

Yes, as long as the domain name specified in Dashboard. 

Reply to #4 @guban :

Just install once. 

Reply to #13 @dareme :

Are you setting up your API domain on the dashboard?

Check again. 

Open http://www.yourdomain.com/install and install.

Reply to #10 @dareme :

Try accessing the API domain name in your Android browser and take a screenshot.

There are development plans, but I don't have MacBook or any IOS devices.

Reply to #8 @dareme :

Have you resolve the API domain name?

Reply to #6 @dareme :

public static final String DOMAIN_NAME = "http://daremee.net.com" + WEBSITE_PATH; public static final String MOBILE_DOMAIN_NAME&nbs

Reply to #4 @dareme :

Your IP address.

You can bind the LAN IP of Server as domain name for the API, such as 192.168.1.1.

Just like this.

It takes a lot of time to do the automatic prediction. So it's just to make sure it's able to work. 

These will be added in later versions.

OK, this is a defect of the draft feature, which will be fixed later.

Reply to #6 @salak :

What's up?

March 13th

Reply to #4 @successcard :

The password of the database you enter is wrong. 

Reply to #8 @thegurudeveloper :

You can update it in the dashboard.

Reply to #7 @chope1 :

I will add it in subsequent versions. 

Reply to #19 @Василий :

More Oauth features will be added later.

Reply to #16 @Василий :

This problem also occurs in other browsers do?