(CTRL+F) to easily find any service.
You can change the settings for any service in a Geocortex Mobile (GXM) app. The settings for services are accessible from the Services panel, which appears when you create or open an app.
In Mobile Designer, you can use Pinpoint Search (CTRL+F) to easily find any service.
You need to configure the version numbers for any app before you send it through Development-Testing-Staging-Production. When you make changes, you should update the version number manually. When you finish developing an app and are ready to create a custom build to deploy in your organization, there are settings that you can specify for your target platforms.
For detailed requirements about each platform's ID format, see the following:
In the Platforms section, select and change any of the following:
App Name: Type in the name of the app as it will appear on Android devices.
App Icon: Click Select File to select the icon file to use for this Android app.
ID: The unique ID to use for this app. This ID is not easy to change once you have set it. The ID is used as a unique identifier by Google Play. If you change the ID, it is seen by the store as a completely different app. Android follows the convention com.example.myapp, which is also referred to as the Java Package Name convention. The convention uses the reverse-Domain Name System (DNS) of the company followed by the app name, for example, com.latitudegeo.geocortexgo. For Android, the ID must use only lowercase letters, numbers and periods.
Version: The version number to display for this app on the Android device.
App versions follow the convention of Major.Minor.Build.Revision in reference to releases. So Major release or Minor release, the build number and revision number. Major always starts at 1, never zero.
For example:
Major: When the release contains major new features, or a redesign of the app, increment the Major number.
Minor: When the release contains minor changes like a new menu item or a few small features, increment the Minor number.
Build-Revision: When the release contains minor tweaks like renaming menu items or bug fixes, increment the Build or Revision number.
App Name: Type in the name of the app as it will appear on iOS devices.
App Icon: For version 5.0 of the Geocortex Mobile Designer, it is not possible to change the icon for iOS apps. All iOS custom apps will have the GXM icon when you create an app. 
ID: The unique ID to use for this app. This ID is not easy to change once you have set it. The ID is used as a unique identifier by the App store. If you change the ID, it is seen by the store as a completely different app. Apple follows the convention com.example.myapp, which is also referred to as the Java Package Name convention. The convention uses the reverse-Domain Name System (DNS) of the company followed by the app name, for example, com.latitudegeo.geocortexgo. For Apple, the ID must use only lowercase letters, numbers and periods.
Version: The version number to display for this app on the iOS device.
App versions follow the convention of Major.Minor.Build.Revision in reference to releases. So Major release or Minor release, the build number and revision number. Major always starts at 1, never zero.
For example:
Major: When the release contains major new features, or a redesign of the app, increment the Major number.
Minor: When the release contains minor changes like a new menu item or a few small features, increment the Minor number.
Build-Revision: When the release contains minor tweaks like renaming menu items or bug fixes, increment the Build or Revision number.
App Name: Type in the name of the app as it will appear on Windows devices.
App Icon: Click Select File to select the icon file to use for this Windows app.
ID: The unique ID to use for this app. Windows does not enforce the reverse DNS convention, but you can follow that convention for the Microsoft Store as well. Windows allows you to use uppercase and lowercase characters, numbers, periods and hyphens but the ID must be between 3 and 21 (inclusive) characters long. For example, Latitude.GeocortexGo.
Version: The version number to display for this app on the Windows device.
App versions follow the convention of Major.Minor.Build.Revision in reference to releases. So Major release or Minor release, the build number and revision number. Major always starts at 1, never zero.
For example:
Major: When the release contains major new features, or a redesign of the app, increment the Major number.
Minor: When the release contains minor changes like a new menu item or a few small features, increment the Minor number.
Build-Revision: When the release contains minor tweaks like renaming menu items or bug fixes, increment the Build or Revision number.
The following settings apply to the whole app.
Color Template: Applies an overall background color scheme. You can select either the Light Template or Dark Template.
Accent Color: Applies a color to UI elements, such as layer toggle switches and the I Want To menu. To select an accent color, click the color picker on the right, or manually type in red/green/blue rgb(#, #, #) values. For example, rgb(0, 127, 255).
To revert to the default color once you have changed it, click 
beside the Branding title, and then click Revert to Defaults.
The following settings apply to the colors and text that appear around features to highlight them when they are returned in search results or to surround a feature on the map when it is in focus.
Highlight Color: Sets the color that shows highlighted features returned in a search.
Focus Color: Sets the color that surrounds a feature that is in focus.
Highlight Label Text Symbol: Sets the color and size of the text of feature labels and the color and size of the halo surrounding the labels of features found in a search.
Focus Label Text Symbol: Sets the color and size of the text of feature labels and the color and size of the halo surrounding the labels of features that you click on.
Workflows: Configures workflows that can be run when GXM is launched via a special launch link. For detailed instructions, see Configure Launch Links.
You can define the units of measurement that your app will use under Region Settings.
For more information about configuring Region Settings, see Configure Region Settings and Number Formats.
Select from the following options:
Measurement Units: Sets the app to use one of the following:
Detected Measurement: Detects whether the region settings in the browser use Metric or Imperial and then uses that setting.
Metric : Sets the app to use metric units of measurement.
Imperial: Sets the app to use the imperial units of measurement.
Fallback Locale: Sets the default locale to use when no translation exists for the currently-selected locale.
Date Format: Select the format of the date to use for this app. The default is Date Time Short.
Number Format: Select the number format to use for numbers displayed by this app.
The default is Fixed Point. Select one of the following formats:
Number: A localized representation of a number with a decimal separator, group separator and optional negative sign. For example, in the en-us locale: 12,345.67 or -42.
Fixed Point: A localized representation of a number with a decimal separator and optional negative sign. For example, in the en-us locale: 12345.67 or -42.
Currency: A localized representation of a monetary amount in a specific currency. For example, in the en-us locale: $123.45 for USD or £123.45 for GBP.
Accounting: A localized representation of a monetary amount in a specific currency except negative values are displayed in brackets. For example, in the en-us locale, -$543.21 would be represented as: ($543.21) for USD.
Percent: A localized representation of a percentage. For example, in the en-us locale, 0.99 would be represented as: 99%.
Round Trip: An invariant representation of a number that guarantees the number can be parsed back into the same number, regardless of locale. For example, 12345.67.
Custom: Use one or more numeric specifiers to define how to format numeric data. For more information, see Microsoft's Custom Numeric Format Strings.
Currency: Select the currency you want your app to operate in. The default is USD.
Decimal Places: Type in the number of digits to appear after the decimal point in fractions. If you do not set a number, the default applied to currency units depends on the currency.
For a number format, the default applied is 4.
Time Zone: Select the time zone your app will operate within.