I don't know for sure if the problem is in the request or in the display of the results, but this is not working for me, when I tap on the link on the phone I get a white screen, on desktop (Chrome) works without problems.
$('a').on('click', function(click_event){
$.get($(this).attr('href'),function(response_text){
$('body').html(response_text)
})
click_event.preventDefault()
return false
})
'Debugging' with weinre it tells me it enters on the get function...
I'm using PhoneGap Build and have not set a config.xml, but when I install the app on the phone, it ask permission to access to the Internet...
Any help would be appreciated.
What is the URL within the href?
Is it an external URL or a local path?
If the latter, read in to the Whitelist Guide here...
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.5.0/guide_whitelist_index.md.html#Domain%20Whitelist%20Guide
I solved the problem by adding the last parameter 'dataType' as 'html' on the get call, for some reason it was assuming another type of content (xml or json I guess). Everything is working fine now :)
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I am creating an Ionic 3 application, I need to get the URL from the frame generated from inAppBrowser.
The frame is created here :
var browser = this.inAppBrowser.create("http://apache.org", "_blank", "location=no,clearsessioncache=yes,clearcache=yes");
browser.on('loadstop').subscribe(function(event) {
browser.show();
console.log(event.url);
});
I use the apache website for testing purposes but the url is meant to change as the user goes through the webpage, that is why I'm trying to retrieve it through an event.
My problem is that the "event.url" property keeps returning "null".
Version : IONIC 3.2.0 ; Cordova 8.0.0
Many thanks for whoever will help me!
FIX : I found the solution, the desktop browser is always returning null, I tried on a android simulator and it works !
Thanks for your answers.
My web-app has the Facebook JS SDK implemented.
Yesterday, everything was working fine and without any modification on the code, the script request started to return 404 errors.
When I try to access it directly, this is what I find:
Facebook Status shows that the API everything is OK.
Instagram's embeds.js and Facebook's debug SDK are also returning the same error:
Does anyone knows what it happening? I've tried accessing these files using my 4G network and the same error is displayed.
I'm based in Dublin, Ireland.
I figured this one out.. it seems the .net isn't working anymore.. I used ".com" instead:
Use https://connect.facebook.com/en_US/sdk.js
instead of https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js
It is related to this bug, subscribe to get updated: https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/949091578557056/
There is a workaround to use .com instead of .net.
Edit: The bug is fixed now.
I had the same problem. Use //connect.facebook.com/en_US/sdk.js url.
I guess part of my answer relates to "same-origin" but I'm not still not absolutely clear on when it applies and when not (or why it works in one instance, but is not a solution in other cases).
I am using latest jQuery, jQuery mobile and Apache/MySQL/PHP stacks. Client is either Windows 7/Firefox 38, or iPad/PhoneGap.
My AWS hosted php code serves the following to help resolve "same origin":
$http_origin = $_SERVER['HTTP_ORIGIN'];
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: $http_origin");
The Phone Gap version of my app works as expected, retrieving data from my AWS server and rendering the data it has retrieved.
Calling the exact same code from my laptop browser fails. Why?
If I copy/paste the AJAX URL into my browser, it correctly pulls the JSON data from AWS.
In an effort to resolve, I dump output to console.log. The jQuery AJAX "error" section gets called instead of the "success" portion. The same "error" result occurs if I call the index.html file (which calls JS) using File Open within Firefox, or if I call the locally apache hosted index.html file, jQuery ajax jumps to "error" section.
So if my phonegap app works, but my laptop does not, why? I mean, I see my app being akin to the laptop web browser. They both in effect have a different origin than my web server so I would expect either both work, or both fail.
If someone can help clarify it would be great - I have twice spent time chasing a problem that only exists in my dev environment but works just fine in production - its frustrating!
Thanks all in advance
Have you white listed domain in your phonegap config ?
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/4.0.0/guide_appdev_whitelist_index.md.html
ex:
Access to google.com:
<access origin="http://google.com" />
__ reading it should improve : https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-app-developer/issues/169 __
I'm building a website using WordPress as a backend, and AngularJS as the frontend. I'm using the WordPress JSON API to get my data to the front-end.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/json-api/
The problem
I'm using AngularJS to get my data from the WordPress JSON API. I have created the following service:
this.getPage = function ( slug ) {
return $http.get('wordpress/api/get_page/?slug=' + slug)
}
I use this service in my controller to get the current page like this:
HTTPService.getPage('home')
.success(function ( data ) {
$scope.page = data.page;
console.log(arguments);
})
.error( function () {
console.log(arguments);
})
This is working fine in all browsers, except for Safari on iOS. On Safari on iOS I get the following response when I log the error arguments:
This is the safari debugger which showed when I connected my iPhone to my Mac. The error response which I get is error code 0..
What I have tried so far
I have set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" in the .htaccess file, but this doesn't seem to work. The request is done on the same domain with a relative URL, so I don't think that this is the problem.
So, does anyone know why this is not working on Safari (iOS)?
EDIT
Some extra information as requested:
I'm pretty sure that this is due to the fact that Safari is the only browser that has the policy of blocking "3rd party cookies and other website data" by default. Actually, this issue shouldn't be exclusive of Safari iOS, it should also happen with Safari on your OSX. I'm pretty sure that if it's not happening in your MacBook is because one day you changed the default settings of the "Privacy".
You can try this, open Safari, go to "preferences" and under the tab "Pricacy" check if you have the option: "Block cookies and other website data" set to "From third parties and advertisers". This is the first, and the default option in the modern versions of Safari.
In your MacBook it will look like this:
And in iOS it will look like this:
Just to confirm that this is in fact what's causing your issue: change this setting to "Never", clear the cache and try to reproduce that problem again. I'm quite confident that you won't be able to reproduce it.
Now, if you set it back to "Block cookies and other website data: From third parties and advertisers" and you first clear the cache, you will have that problem again (with either iOS or OSX). After you've confirmed that this is the cause of your problem, set this setting back to "From third parties and advertisers", so that you can reproduce and address the problem with the default settings.
Bare in mind that every time that you want to re-test this issue you will be better off clearing the cache of Safary. Otherwise it could happen that Safari decides that the site serving the API can be trusted and you won't be able to reproduce the issue. So, just to be sure, clear the cache every time that you test this.
I believe that the root of this problem is that Safari wants to make sure that the user has had a direct interaction with the page that it's serving the "3rd party content" before the main page loads that content.
I would need to know more about your project in order to suggest an "optimal" solution. For instance: will the final app be integrated under the same domain as the API? Because if that's the case, you shouldn't have that issue when you go to production. I mean, if the app that you are developing will be hosted under: http://whatever.yourDomain.org and the API is going to be part of that same domain (yourDomain.org), then you shouldn't have that issue at all in production.
On the other hand, if you need to have have the API hosted under a different domain, then you will have to find a way to "trick" Safari. Have a look at this:
Safari 3rd party cookie iframe trick no longer working?
And this:
http://www.allannienhuis.com/archives/2013/11/03/blocked-3rd-party-session-cookies-in-iframes/
I hope that this helps.
This may be too obscure a question, but perhaps someone can spot what I'm doing wrong.
Phono (jquery plugin for javascript/flash-based softphone built on top of Tropo/Voxeo) loads a couple of dependencies from the phono.com servers. Namely,
flensed.js
checkplayer.js
swfobject.js
phono.audio.swf
I would very much like to avoid loading these dependencies from an external server (for obvious reasons) and going by this thread on their forums (which I can't register for because it appears every possible username has been "taken") , it should be possible to host them locally.
Here's a prettified source for the main jquery plugin. Maybe I'm just bad at looking, but I could not find a commented, un-minified version either in their full SDK or on github.
So after changing
base_path: "http://s.phono.com/deps/flensed/1.0/"
and
swf: "http://s.phono.com/releases/" + Phono.version + "/plugins/audio/phono.audio.swf"
... all dependencies seem to load just fine, phono successfully grabs a session ID and chats by SIP appear to be working. When I try to dial out or call the session id/SIP, however, I get a javascript error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'start' of null
referring to line 770 : h.start().
this.$flash.play(g, j); appears to return null or undefined. I suck at javascript and can't figure out why.
EDIT - if anyone would be so adventurous as to try this out, you can just grab their "kitchen sink" demo and slap it up on a server without much hassle.
Okay -- this is ridiculous and I'm an idiot for not catching it sooner.
Flash was trying to load the ringtones off my server at the URL that requires authentication. Unfortunately, flash is not a user with a valid session. Hence, flash was grabbing big handful of nothing. Sorry.
You can download the PhonoSDK and all of the samples (including the kitchen sink demo) and run it on your localhost. Here's the link: http://s.phono.com/releases/PhonoSDK-0.2.zip. It's open source, do you can also fork/contribute to the project as well - https://github.com/phono
I just tried it using Apache on my localhost it worked without editing anything.