I'm working on the status bar notification plugin for Android, hoping to add support for onclick as in the W3C spec.
There are basically three approaches to capturing the Intent when the notification is clicked: 1. Create a new Activity that causes the onclick to be called and then hands off to the main Cordova Activity. 2. Have the user of the plugin add onNewIntent() to the root of the app, with code provided in the plugin's documentation. 3. Do something similar to the plugin polling when the top-level URL changes. I've been investigating (1), but it requires adding an Activity to the app manifest. (2) sucks in several ways. (3) appeals to me the most, but requires that polling of plugins. It will only be active when something is actually sending new Intents to the app, which currently doesn't happen at all. It would also enable other apps to call into Cordova apps and have plugins capture those events. (Share, etc.) Thoughts? I'm mostly glad I can actually support onclick. Braden
