Hi, I'm using your plugin in my project and recently I detected the next issue:
if I try to get the file content console.log(base64); it displays an empty string. But if I used before the functionality of cordova-plugin-camera in the app ( picked some photo, etc) the issue is gone because in cordova-plugin-camera I was needed to Allow access permissions for the plugin. I'm new in Ionic and can't get the solution for this bug.
Here is my code sample:
fileChooser.open(function (uri) {
if ($scope.message_id) {
var source_path;
if (uri.indexOf('content://') === 0) {
window.FilePath.resolveNativePath(
uri,
function (path) {
window.plugins.Base64.encodeFile(path, function (base64) {
console.log(base64);
});
},
function (e) {
/ don't do anything for now /
}
);
} else {
window.plugins.Base64.encodeFile(uri, function (base64) {
console.log(base64);
});
}
}
});
Hi, I'm using your plugin in my project and recently I detected the next issue: if I try to get the file content console.log(base64); it displays an empty string. But if I used before the functionality of cordova-plugin-camera in the app ( picked some photo, etc) the issue is gone because in cordova-plugin-camera I was needed to Allow access permissions for the plugin. I'm new in Ionic and can't get the solution for this bug.
Here is my code sample: fileChooser.open(function (uri) { if ($scope.message_id) { var source_path; if (uri.indexOf('content://') === 0) { window.FilePath.resolveNativePath( uri, function (path) { window.plugins.Base64.encodeFile(path, function (base64) { console.log(base64); }); }, function (e) { / don't do anything for now / } ); } else { window.plugins.Base64.encodeFile(uri, function (base64) { console.log(base64); }); } } });