ah, I misunderstood Gord's post.
Yes, this would be a welcome solution to this. +1.
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 10:47 AM, Bryan Higgins wrote:
> Lorin - with Gord's generic command proxy vibrate would still execute
> within the main content webview
>
> I'm in favour of using this.
>
>
> On Tue, Oct
Lorin - with Gord's generic command proxy vibrate would still execute
within the main content webview
I'm in favour of using this.
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 1:35 PM, Lorin Beer wrote:
> Hey Gord,
>
> handling Vibrate behind the exec layer was attempted, but unfortunately
> exec calls occur in a s
Hey Gord,
handling Vibrate behind the exec layer was attempted, but unfortunately
exec calls occur in a separate webview, and the call to vibrate isn't
executed.
We've talked about a few ways around this, and a jira ticket would be
appreciated.
- Lorin
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 12:20 AM, Jesse w
Welcome back!
Yeah, I chose to make windows8 run the exact same js as the other devices,
and strove for a consistent exec signature. This was the initial goal of
having a cordova-js in the first place.
When I saw firefoxos requiring the same kind of functionality, I suggested
they use the same cla
Hey everyone,
Long time no commit but I was working on getting cordova 3.X support
working in ripple (really really close and about to release it) but I saw
some weird stuff in some of the plugins.
In the vibration plugin the base javascript calls into the cordova exec
module [1] and does all the
