[…] the backend developer […] insists that the media files (images/videos) should be transferred as base64 encoded in json files. This is a very bad (and silly) idea up-front. You do not want to transfer large amount of binary data as strings. Especially not Unicode strings. Here you need to arm up and convince your … Read more
To add a local plugin with ionic : ionic cordova plugin add /path/to/my/plugin/my.plugin.folder.here/ to remove it : ionic cordova plugin remove my.plugin.folder.here But to update it it’s another problem. Actually I’m removing and installing it again after each edit. Good luck 😉 EDIT If you are using a previous version of ionic cli, and it … Read more
A kind of really-very-dirty workaround works for me while this bug is fixed. Use in case of extreme necessity 🙂 if (imageURI.substring(0,21)==”content://com.android”) { photo_split=imageURI.split(“%3A”); imageURI=”content://media/external/images/media/”+photo_split[1]; }
In your terminal try run android avd Create your emulator and try ionic emulate android again