It's nowhere to be found. For Android it is downloaded to the root of the sdcard. Many thanks, is this works on ios too? The code snippet is working. The file is just a piece of junk and not a real file i need. Can anyone please help me out. Any help to get this code work on Phonegap 3. X, precisely using phonegap Build. Thanks in advance. This code works fine on android but when I used this code on ios, it tells me that the download is successfully completed but I find no files downloaded Dear Sir thank you So much, i used ur work with PhoneGap 3.
Updated to PhoneGap 3. Skip to content. Sign in Sign up. Instantly share code, notes, and snippets. Created Apr 22, Code Revisions 1 Stars 33 Forks Hides the InAppBrowser window. Calling this has no effect if the InAppBrowser was already hidden. Due to MSDN docs the invoked script can return only string values, otherwise the parameter, passed to callback will be [null].
You can use this plugin to show helpful documentation pages within your app. Users can view online help documents and then close them without leaving the app. Gather the users choice in the onDeviceReady function of the page and then send an appropriate URL to a helper function in some shared library file.
Our helper function is named showHelp and we'll write that function next. We'll use the open function to load the help page. We're setting the hidden property to yes so that we can show the browser only after the page content has loaded. That way, users don't see a blank browser while they wait for content to appear.
When the loadstop event is raised, we'll know when the content has loaded. We'll handle that event shortly. Because the browser doesn't immediately appear, we can use the loadstart event to show a status message, progress bar, or other indicator. This assures users that content is on the way. When the loadstopcallback event is raised, we know that the content has loaded and we can make the browser visible. This sort of trick can create the impression of better performance.
This branch is up to date with master. This branch is not ahead of the upstream master. Open pull request. Latest commit. Git stats 50 commits. Failed to load latest commit information. You should clear this directory as appropriate for your application. Clear the contents of this directory as appropriate for your application. Should a user purge the cache manually, the contents of this directory are removed.
Should the user purge the cache manually, the contents of the directory are removed. Note : If external storage can't be mounted, the cordova. Note : This is the layout for non sandboxed applications. There are multiple valid locations to store persistent files on an Android device.
See this page for an extensive discussion of the various possibilities. Previous versions of the plugin would choose the location of the temporary and persistent files on startup, based on whether the device claimed that the SD Card or equivalent storage partition was mounted. If the SD Card was mounted, or if a large internal storage partition was available such as on Nexus devices, then the persistent files would be stored in the root of that space.
This meant that all Cordova apps could see all of the files available on the card. It is now possible to choose whether to store files in the internal file storage location, or using the previous logic, with a preference in your application's config. To do this, add one of these two lines to config. Without this line, the File plugin will use Internal as the default.
If a preference tag is present, and is not one of these values, the application will not start. If your application has previously been shipped to users, using an older pre- 3. Switching the location to "Internal" would mean that existing users who upgrade their application may be unable to access their previously-stored files, depending on their device.
If your application is new, or has never previously stored files in the persistent filesystem, then the Internal setting is generally recommended. Listing asset directories is really slow on Android.
By default , your app has permission to write to cordova. However due to a limitation, when external storage is not mounted, it would ask for permission to write to cordova. 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.
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