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Andrew Grieve resolved CB-7947.
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Resolution: Fixed
Fixed in 4.0.0-dev
Deleted the code to pauseTimers() for startActivityForResult().
Thinking now that pauseTimers() affecting all webview instances may not
actually be an issue, since when moving between activities with
CordovaWebViews, you'd have onPause(), followed by onResume() of the new one,
and so things will be paused and resumed no problem. Plus - keepRunning is true
by default.
> pauseTimers() called too aggressively on Android
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> Key: CB-7947
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-7947
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Android
> Reporter: Andrew Grieve
> Assignee: Andrew Grieve
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> ML discussion: http://markmail.org/thread/dhs7lnnrhq6z24vb
> Couple of issues:
> 1. pauseTimers(), although an instance method, actually applies to all
> webviews
> 2. pauseTimers() is always being called during startActivityForResult(), even
> though there's no reason to do this.
> Proposed changes:
> - Pause timers during a startActivityForResult only when KeepRunning
> preference is false (this should happen anyways, since the activity's onPause
> is fired in this case)
> - 4.0.x branch: Create a setGloballyPauseTimers(boolean) on CordovaWebview
> interface in 4.0.x that is documented to have the same semantics as
> WebView.pause/resume timers.
> - 4.0.x branch: Move the pausing & resuming into CordovaActivity, rather than
> passing it as a boolean to the onPause() function
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