Hi Preuter,

Really it needed, I also thinking to do same thing in the past..

Thanks for your question and let me also try to find some solutions. 

Regards,

Rajat Agrawal

Hi Matthias,

I'm assuming you're talking about mobile.
Don't know if it is possible to disable the message, but imho, I would say it is a bad idea. 

As a user, I like to know when an application I have in my mobile is updated.
As by default, the OutSystems applications, being hybrid, can be updated without requiring to go the store (most of the time), I think the message is very important.

Could even rise some ethical issues. But them, the automatic update should be configurable also (with the option for the application to refuse to start without the update, of course).

Cheers,
Eduardo Jauch

Matthias Preuter wrote:

There it is

You can also hide it using css.

in your application theme css

.feedback-message-wrapper .upgrade-success{
    display:none;
}

- J

This message was driving me crazy. The solution was to put a trailing "/" on the URL.

"/Portal" would generate the message. A message that could only be cleared by clicking the mouse - no keyboard action would clear it.

"/Portal/" does not.