Cordova in app browser cant download files

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Code of conduct. Releases 74 tags. Packages 0 No packages published. Used by You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. If I click the back button on device the application will also close my app and I must log again. Is use InAppbrowser because it is the only way to view pdf files with the player by default on Android devices.

So i don't know why that plugin suddendly show that problem. Any help and advice is appreciated Thanks. Are you targeting a specific version of the plugin? If you are not, and the author of the plugin changed something recently and published a new version, your build will be using the newest version unless you target a specific version when you add the plugin to your project.

What happens if you include the pdf in your app and launch it locally with the inAppBrowser? Does it render correctly? This in not the problem.. Are you using Android's native webview or are you using Crosswalk did you choose Crosswalk for Android in your build settings? InAppBrowser plugin does not support pdf viewing on Android. The system browser does, but then as I said it will not give control back to your app.

Since you are downloading the pdf on your device, I would recommend you use a file opener plugin to view the pdf. There are two valid locations to store persistent files on an iOS device: the Documents directory and the Library directory.

Previous versions of the plugin only ever stored persistent files in the Documents directory. This had the side-effect of making all of an application's files visible in iTunes, which was often unintended, especially for applications which handle lots of small files, rather than producing complete documents for export, which is the intended purpose of the directory.

It is now possible to choose whether to store files in the documents or library directory, with a preference in your application's config. Without this line, the File plugin will use Compatibility as the default. If your application has previously been shipped to users, using an older pre- 1. Switching the location to Library would mean that existing users who upgrade their application would be unable to access their previously-stored files. If your application is new, or has never previously stored files in the persistent filesystem, then the Library setting is generally recommended.

You can use window. In v1. Previous pre These paths would typically look like. These paths were also returned by the toURL method of the Entry objects. With v1. So, the above paths would now both be represented by a FileEntry object with a fullPath of. If your application works with device-absolute-paths, and you previously retrieved those paths through the fullPath property of Entry objects, then you should update your code to use entry. This has particularly been an issue with the File-Transfer plugin, which previously used device-absolute-paths and can still accept them.

This method will now return filesystem URLs of the form. The set of available filesystems can be configured per-platform. By default, all file-system roots are enabled.

By default, the library and documents directories can be synced to iCloud. The File plugin allows you to do things like store files in a temporary or persistent storage location for your app sandboxed storage and to store files in other platform-dependent locations.

The code snippets in this section demonstrate different tasks including:. When you do this, you can request either persistent or temporary storage. Persistent storage will not be removed unless permission is granted by the user. When you get file system access using requestFileSystem , access is granted for the sandboxed file system only the sandbox limits access to the app itself , not for general access to any file system location on the device.

To access file system locations outside the sandboxed storage, use other methods such as window. For one example of this, see Append a File. Note When targeting WebView clients instead of a browser or native apps Windows , you dont need to use requestQuota before using persistent storage.

The success callback receives FileSystem object fs. Use fs. In this example, fs. The success callback for getFile receives a FileEntry object. You can use this to perform file write and file read operations. Here is an example of a request for temporary storage.

Temporary storage may be deleted by the operating system if the device runs low on memory. When you are using temporary storage, you can create or get the file by calling getFile.