- Make sure you added data by going to Console -> Advanced -> Start build-in database viewer.
- Check the configuration synchronization in the navigation for the native mobile (tablet & phone) profile.
- Try it on another device.
- Download BlueStacks 5 to test it as android device.
* If all these not working in the proper way, Start a new one with blank template and add native mobile profile manually in the Navigation and download "Native Mobile Resources" from marketplace within studio pro, after that you can go ahead again and implement all learning path step by step
* You can reach out to me if you still get in stuck.
** Kindly accept my answer if it assist you to solve your problem.
Hello Ahmad,
Thank you for your response.
I have tested your recommendations.
Firstly, my project's database does contain data :
Secondly, the synchronization configuration of my native mobile navigation is correct :
I also tried using 3 different Android emulators on my Windows VM (including BlueStacks 5 and Android Studio). Unfortunately, none of them worked. The virtualization of my Windows 11 does not seem to be enabled, but Parallels Desktop does not provide me with an option to enable it.
I also tried starting from a blank app and manually adding components for native mobile. Unfortunately, I encountered the same result.
I still need to try with another phone and investigate how I can enable virtualization on my Parallels Windows VM.
For now, I'm still stuck.