It looks like you tried to open it from disk (it's referencing a file:// URL). That won't work, you have to upload it to a web server first.
It looks like Cordova does now support project names starting with a number, so I removed the restriction for the next beta.
Press F12 and check the browser console for errors. Often it's just that you forgot to upload some files.
The relevant line regarding total memory usage in that dialog is this:
Estimated peak memory usage is 109mb due to largest layout animation 1
If you installed the app from a beta release, then that installed app will always load the latest beta. If you installed the app from a stable release, then you'll always get the latest stable release.
I would guess you installed the app from a beta release but you instead want a stable release, in which case you should uninstall it then install it again from the stable release by visiting https://editor.construct.net.
By default Construct only updates you to stable releases.
You'll only get beta releases if you opt in to them in Settings. If you don't want to get beta releases, make sure you change the settings so you are not notified about betas.
We're aware that example projects are not working in r294 - it is mentioned in the release notes. It's a somewhat complicated issue with the release system, and we're looking in to it.
Please report any problems by filing an issue following all the guidelines - it's impossible for us to help unless you provide that information.
I'm afraid Bluetooth is not currently supported in Android apps as Google haven't added support for it there yet.
If you have suggestions for features please see this thread!
Yes, there's a scripting reference in the manual.
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That is not valid JavaScript code in the screenshot, as the JavaScript variable is not declared. I'd advise taking the Learn JavaScript in Construct course which will likely answer many of your initial questions. The Integrating events with script example also demonstrates passing values between event sheets and JS code.
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