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App not installing.
Is there a specific reason an app won't install on Android (only tested Android) with Ace being used? My app is not installing and I've never had issues before...
I installed an app with the ace plugin(and some other plugins) just now and it works fine.
@bil-ash is there any chance I could ask you to share your source code with me, privately if need be, just so I can see how you did it? Did you compile the XAML first in Windows before building the Cordova app(s)? I really could use some help as I'm not a dev by trade, I'm fairly amateur. PLEASE :)
Even i am amateur. I did not use XAML for building the ui, I am just using the plugin for accessing android apis.
Could you please share your source code with me so I can see how it was done?
I did not get the point of showing you the code. Try the built-in vibrator example,works fine for me. If you need native ui,you will have to add some preference in the config.xml(see the examples)
Call me daft, but not finding that example. I don't even know how to implement the examples, which is why I'm asking for code, so I can see real working example.
@delanick There's no reason for the app to not install,even if the plugin cannot be used. Regarding the working example-
- Create a cordova project
- Add the android platform and ace plugin
- Add a button to your index.html
- Head over to http://microsoft.github.com/ace ,copy the example of android vibrator paste it as a the body of a function named vib()
- Add an event listener to the click event of the button in step 3 and assign the vib function to it
- Compile and run the app
I am using it in vanilla cordova,it might not work with phonegap or ionic
@bil-ash Will give it a try, thanks! Although what you describe is just a Cordova app using Cordova features, no native UI from Ace...? Native button etc..?
Oh common, i already mentioned in the 2nd comment that i am not using the plugin for native ui,just for native api
Wow, ok, easy there.... it's possible I could've missed that...
This conversation doesn't help me then, at all, as the plug in failed when installing the app when I used native UI. But never mind, I seem to have found the problem...
