How to know Remaining Trial Days

Are you talking about Adobe AIR? All functions are asychronous, so you have to have a function that reads the number of trial days remaining. See the example Adobe AIR application & article.

I have followed same example .

As i have already mentioned that i have registered event as

private var ta:TurboActivate = new TurboActivate();ta.addEventListener(TurboActivateEvent.TRIAL_DAYS_REMAINING, onTrialDaysRemaining);

and on calling function

ta.TrialDaysRemaining();

On returning to registered function how i would know days remaining . I have trial of one day . private function onTrialDaysRemaining(evt:TurboActivateEvent):void { var i:int=evt.uintResponse; var k:int=evt.currentTarget.remainingResp; }

both i & k are 0 .Thanks

i do had same issue ,anyone who had idea please reply asap

Follow the way the trials are checked in the example app. That includes checking for errors.

Things you might be doing wrong:

1. You're not calling UseTrial() before you call TrialDaysRemaining(). You must call UseTrial(). Again, see the example app.
2. The TurboActivate.dat has 0 trial days for the trial length. Make sure you set the proper amount of trial length in LimeLM. Click save changes. Make sure the changes have actually been saved (look on your dashboard). Then redownload the TurboActivate.dat file and replace the old file.
3. You're messing around with date/time/timezone on the computer. If you try to mess with time TurboActivate sees it and says "Sorry, bud, you don't get any more time" and sets the time remaining to 0. If you did this then (1) fix the time, (2) restart the computer, and (3) use a trial extension.

Thanks for the help.

Followed mentioned steps and it showed me positive results. on return of

private function onTrialDaysRemaining(evt:TurboActivateEvent):void { var ij:int=evt.uintResponse; // for Trial Days remainig ... it gives 1 if(ij>0) Alert.show(" Trial Available."); }

and when after 24 hours i expired , evt.uintResponse gave me 0. This one showed me that if trial days are remaining it will be 1 else 0.

If someone confirms this , i will be very thankful.

Thanks

Yes, if you look at the example, "evt.uintResponse" will give you the amount of days remaining in the trial:

private function onTrialDaysRemaining(evt:TurboActivateEvent):void{	if (evt.ErrorObj == null)	{		trialDaysRemaining = evt.uintResponse;		EndLicensingCheck();	}	else	{		// in a real world app don't throw exceptions. This is for debugging only		throw evt.ErrorObj;	}}

Thanks alot