Conflict between Cordova.js file and FW7 v3?

Questions
1

Hi, I am experiencing a weird issue:

First I could not make the cordova-plugin-camera work, then after checking cordova documentation, I made it work by including cordova.js in the index.html page and a blank cordova.js file in the www folder.

Doing this made my camera work perfectly and I was able to display pictures in my app, etc… however now I have lost all the back link functionality in my app, if I test it in my browser, all the back links work, but when I test it in my iOS device… they simply do nothing.

I removed the cordova.js reference and files and I compiled it again, and then all my back links work, but of course the camera does not…

has anybody experienced something similar? how did you fix it?

2

well found the culprit…

removing this in my app made it work

on: {
// each object key means same name event handler
init: function () {
// do something on app init

 // onDeviceReady();
},
popupOpen: function (popup) {
  // do something on popup open
},

},

I copied that from a sample project that made my app work on device ready, removed it and now it seems to work ok

3

Hi
do we need to copy cordova.js file and put it in the www folder?

4

No, we don’t.
Just write cordova.js even though it isn’t in the same directory of index html, PhoneGap does its own business with cordova js by itself during the runtime.

5

yeah just realize that. sorry. just another question, can we test push notification plugin using emulator, or it should be on real device?

6

I have never worked with push notifications, but according to my limited knowledge, testing an app on emulator and a real device is exact same thing 100%.

7

okay, thanks my friend

8

You’re welcome, dude.