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Bruce_Lefebvre
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Re: "mailto:" and "tel:" links do not work in InAppBrowser (Android only) - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 15-09-2017
Thanks for the update. I am able to reproduce this issue now, by opening a page with a mailto: link in the inappbrowser. Will file an issue and let the team know. As a temporary workaround, can you use the device browser to open this page?

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Re: "mailto:" and "tel:" links do not work in InAppBrowser (Android only) - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 14-09-2017
My code is similar, but I have a script include for cordova.js at the end of the page's :Can you try again with this script added? Also, please make sure you have "extensibility features" enabled for this article.

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Re: "mailto:" and "tel:" links do not work in InAppBrowser (Android only) - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 13-09-2017
I tried this out on a couple of Android devices (old and new hardware) and was able to get your "Mail Link 1" working in an article viewed from the AEM Preflight app, with the following Content Security Policy set:When the "Mail Link 1" link is tapped, the Gmail app opens as expected. On another device where two mail clients were found, a shade was opened allowing the user to select which mail app to use.Are you experiencing this issue using the Preflight app, or taking another approach?

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Re: "mailto:" and "tel:" links do not work in InAppBrowser (Android only) - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 13-09-2017
Can you share the HTML code of your links?Digging around, it looks like folks have had success with the following style:Send us mail

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Re: Use pdf.js: Cross domain access error - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 14-07-2017
Hi David,I've seen this library work in other applications so I believe that this is due to a known issue [1] with using the WKWebViewEngine in iOS.Can you try creating a new app with the WKWebView plugin disabled?[1] [CB-10143] Local file:// url XmlHttpRequests are not allowed in WKWebViewEngine - ASF JIRA

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Re: Load local file error - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 14-07-2017
The reason I ask is that there is a known issue which prevents local XHRs when using the WKWebView plugin: [CB-10143] Local file:// url XmlHttpRequests are not allowed in WKWebViewEngine - ASF JIRA

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Re: Load local file error - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 14-07-2017
Hi David,Have you enabled the WKWebView plugin for your app? If so, can you try creating a new app with this plugin disabled?

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Re: Load local file error - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 13-07-2017
Hi David,I've put together a simple example that shows how you can read JSON data from a local file:GitHub - blefebvre/aemm-read-local-file: Example article that shows how you can read a local file on device The file being read can be found here: aemm-read-local-file/data.json at master · blefebvre/aemm-read-local-file · GitHub And the code which is reading it using an XHR is here: aemm-read-local-file/index.js at master · blefebvre/aemm-read-local-file · GitHub When you run the app via either t...

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Re: Best way to POST a form from IOS ContentSync app to AEM Servlet - Adobe Experience Manager 15-11-2016
Hi Ameesh,Setting the referrer header in your JS code would be a security issue, so it is not permitted by the browser (or in this case, Cordova container).You can bypass the Referrer Filter by overriding your app's user agent with a value that does not contain "Mozilla" or "Opera", in effect indicating that these requests are not coming from a browser. Place the following line in your app's config.xml, replacing "Custom User Agent String" with the value you would like to use:To see the exact ch...

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Re: Mobile Apps - Component referred using reference component - JSON not set in scope - Adobe Experience Manager Mobile 29-09-2016
Hi Sandeep,The best recommendation I can offer at this point is to create an extension of the /libs/foundation/components/reference component that includes the cq:template node specifying frameworkType: angular, and supports proxying angular.json and controller.js requests to the "referenced" resource. I hacked together an example component to prove this out:Mobile reference component example · GitHub Hope this helps,Bruce

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