Le 15/09/2013 16:01, Michael Hurley a écrit : > I'm building a little chess-problem app for firefoxOS. > (https://github.com/buzzdecafe/kinghunt). I want to make it a packaged app so > you can always use it offline. > > I am running into two problems. > > First, installing: > > My zipfile passes validation here: > > https://marketplace.firefox.com/developers/validator > > But when I try to install on the phone (from here: > buzzdecafe.github.io/kinghunt/) I get the error: > > KingHunt download failed > > But in my homescreen, I have an icon labeled Kinghunt; I tap that and it > prompts: > > Do you want to download KingHunt? > > I tap "Download" and ... > > KingHunt download stopped.
We tried hard to output the real error on the log. So next time just have a look to the console and you'll probably see the root cause :) > I am new to this platform, and I am not seeing where I went wrong on this. > Any guidance is much appreciated. > > > Second, the simulator is choking on something in this app: > > I can load and run the app from a web server using Firefox the *web browser* > on the desktop or on the ZTE Open or through the simulator. I can also > install the app on the simulator. The simulator reports: > > KingHuntPackaged App > Last updated: just now > Open Location /home/mike/dev/kinghunt/manifest.webapp > Validation Result: OK > > Then I can view the index page (#/load), and I can view the about page > (#/about), but when I try to open the board page (#/board), it bombs. The > error: > > The address wan't understood > Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocol > (unsafe) isn't associated with any program. > > This looks to my untrained eye like a security violation; but I have no idea > what constraint I have violated or how to work around it. The URL I am trying > to access is something like: > > #/board/4 > > Note that #/ and #/about and #/load all load just fine. > > Sorry for the long post, I'm a bit stuck. I appreciate any support. Thanks See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15606751/angular-changes-urls-to-unsafe-in-extension-page, I think the problem is the same for firefox OS apps. The URLs for packaged apps start with app:// so I think you need to tell angular that this scheme is safe. If this works for you, would you please add a section in https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox_OS/Apps/Tips_and_techniques ? Thanks !
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