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Dan Polivy commented on CB-8917:
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[~riknoll] If the resume event is fired before the cordova.js has fully loaded,
and the client has subscribed to the resume event, what happens? I'm playing
with this now using [email protected] and the updated Camera plugin, and on resume
I can see the resume event be fired from the native side, but I don't appear to
be receiving it in the JS.
Note, we are loading our start page via a remote URL, so there's a little more
latency on startup than a typical app.
Should the resume event be 'sticky' in this scenario, so that it is fired when
the client subscribes (if it has been fired by the native code)?
> Add api/way to get plugins results even when Cordova activity restarts
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> Key: CB-8917
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8917
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Android
> Reporter: Bnaya
> Assignee: Richard B Knoll
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> In android when you have a plugin that opens new activity the CordovaActivity
> will be killed and you won't get the result from the plugin.
> The new activity will get the results but because the plugin objects are dead
> and the webview reloaded you can get the data to the js callback.
> The most noticeable example is the camera plugin. (And maybe its the same
> with even more platforms)
> possible solution for this is to add metadata to the device ready event with
> incoming data from plugins.
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