Construct ID field allows characters Tizen doesn't

Error in Tizen SDK from bad Constuct2 ID format.

message: Value is not facet-valid with respect to pattern '[0-9a-zA-Z]{10}[.][0-9a-zA-Z]{1,52}' for type 'applicationIdType'.

In other words you can't have a dash in Construct2's ID field.

I took the dash out of "OrbitalBomb-Bounder" and it worked.

I don't know if the ID field needs filters, or if there is anything you can do. It's just a terribly worded error message on Tizen's part.(appearing cryptic)

also, unrelated glitch, the Tizen Form refused to take my upload when the Config.XML was missing these sizes:

<feature name="http://tizen.org/feature/screen.size.normal.720.1280"/>

<feature name="http://tizen.org/feature/screen.size.normal.480,800"/>

it said "If no screen size is specified in a binary file, display devices cannon be recommended. Make sure that you have specified the screen size to display an application in IDE."

I had those sizes in a previous submission, but figured if needed them, Appbackr would add them. But it had passed Appbackr. ($250 for it and the prev)

Also if you are looking for more stories: It also failed once because it had an external link, (open URL in new window,) that when they hit the device back button, it would stick on a blank white screen.

I took the link out, because I had no idea how to fix that.

Ugh, these are just crazy Tizen issues more than they are Construct 2 issues. If they had half decent error messages it would be OK really.

The screen sizes thing looks like it enables application filtering. I don't think you want to specify any sizes at all, since Construct 2 should support any size screen already. I'll add the <feature name="http://tizen.org/feature/screen.size.all"/> tag for the next build, and I'd recommend you use that one instead.

I didn't know about that one. I had the impression it didn't support rotation or any other size.

I'm about to go on a Tizen rant, so I'll shut up now.

Someone on their website forum said "at least they stopped rejecting apps because they didn't like their button colors."