Hi Michael, the Adobe support team is still investigating this issue.
They said that the Push Notifications are working fine on live apps
(installed from the Play Store). However, they are not working for side
loaded apps (development APK). In your description, it seems you didn't
install the app through the Play Store and it still worked.I'm very
curious what could be different in your case. I followed your steps
exactly as you outlined, trying with our existing app, as well as
creating a brand...
No, not yet resolved. I've tried to set this up many times and have not
had any luck. An Adobe technical support consultant is looking at our
APK build. I'll update you once we hear back. Please let me know if you
find a solution as well.
Michael, thank you very much for the detailed steps. I also noticed that
documentation was recently
updated:https://helpx.adobe.com/digital-publishing-solution/help/push-notifications.html#push-androidHowever,
I am still unable to get notifications to work. I tried it on our
existing app, as well as creating a brand new project to test on, as you
outlined above. I downloaded the latest Signing Tool and re-created the
.p12 file to eliminate the possibility that I'm using outdated
parts.Every time...
Has anyone been successful at getting push notifications to work on
Android?The Adobe instructions seem to be out of date because Google has
since switched from Google Developer Console to
Firebase.https://helpx.adobe.com/digital-publishing-solution/help/push-notifications.html#push-androidWe
followed the steps on Firebase to generate the "google-services.json"
file and built the app with "Android Push Notifications" enabled in the
AEM Mobile dashboard. We updated the Push Credentials in the AEM...
I determined a workaround to this problem. Although "pause" and "resume"
are not fired on Android, the "visibilitychange" event is triggered when
the app goes into the background/foreground.You can
use:document.addEventListener("visibilitychange", myFunction,
false);Inside myFunction function, you can then check the value of
document.visibilityState, (it's either "visible" or "hidden") and
proceed accordingly.Note that the "visibilitychange" event does not fire
when the app goes in the backgroun...
I've been playing around with this some more and discovered a number of
things.First of all, it didn't take me long to figure out that I was
simply making a syntax error. The correct way to use window.onAppear and
window.onDisappear is:window.onAppear = myFunction;myFunction function()
{ // do something...}However, this is where things got tricky because
the behaviour is inconsistent between iOS and Android. My setup includes
a collection with a dynamic banner at the top and a bunch of articles
...
Hi everyone,Does anyone know if there is an event for when a dynamic
banner is visible?There is mention of custom events: window.onAppear and
window.onDisappear in Adobe's documentation.Creating banners and dynamic
banners for browse pages But, I get a "this is not a function" error.
(I'm including cordova.js and the Dynamic Banner has "enable
extensibility features" checked.)
I am unable to use "pause" and "resume" events as described here: Events
- Apache CordovaMy test article is working as it should on iOS, but not
on Android. On iOS, when I leave the app by opening another app, or put
my device to sleep, the "pause" event fires and when I come back, the
"resume" event fires. None of this happens on Android.My basic
requirement is to execute some javascript on an interval. But, it
doesn't make sense for the code to run when the app is not in the
foreground. Has an...
Hi Bruce, I meant to write you earlier...Adobe have fixed the "mailto:"
issue with Hot Fix 2017.11.1 (November 9). I still have an open ticket
regarding the "tel:" links, but believe this is similar and will be
resolved soon.Thanks for your tips. Your last comment actually helped me
with another task.
Hi Bruce, I have a feeling you are using a .article file to test this.
mailto: and tel: links work well for me in Articles. However, in my
particular case, I am linking out to an external webpage. I have a
Banner that "links" to an "http://" address. When this page is opened
with a DeviceBrowser, (such as Chrome), it works fine. However, when
this page is opened inside the app, (using AEM InAppBrowser), I get the
error.Would you have a chance to upload this code to a server and test
using a Bann...
Hi Bruce, so weird... it still doesn't work for me. I tested on several
Android devices with AEM Preflight and APK installs. I am testing with
the following code that is linked by a Banner in the app:
Link test Mail
LinkIs your code similar?I keep getting the same
error message, screenshot attached.
Hi Bruce, thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I tried something
similar, but always got the same error. The HTML code I tested with so
far:Mail Link 1Mail Link 2Mail Link
3
I am using Banners to link to web content that contain mailto: and tel:
links. On iOS, these links work as they should. However, Android
displays an error: "Web page not available net::ERR_UNKNOWN_URL_SCHEME".
When the same page is opened using the default Device Browser, the links
work fine.I tried to modify the config.xml in the root by adding and . I rebuilt the app using a custom shell with
the modified config.xml and appropriate plugins. However, this didn't
resolve the problem.I am wonder...
Can you please share your solution. I am still having the same issue of
not seeing the "Disable targeting" option.In addition, when "Target" is
enabled on a component, there is a javascript error that prevents the
Sidekick from displaying any components.Please refer to the screenshots
attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
