Closed Ericky14 closed 7 years ago
Merged the PR
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I created a pull request here https://github.com/firescript/nativescript-contacts/pull/34 for this.
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Getting the same issue.Not working for me even in the emulator also.please help anyone in resolving this.
@DurgaPrasannaDM, are you sure what you are experiencing is related to this issue?
First, have you ensured that the permissions are properly set up.
Which will require the nativescript-permissions
plugin.
If you believe everything is properly configured, you'll need to provide much more detail. In particular, the code in question, and any error logs. All of this should be part of a new issue, not added to an issue that was resolved.
Hello,
I am using the plugin this way
contacts.getAllContacts(['name', 'organization', 'phoneNumbers', 'emailAddresses', 'postalAddresses']).then((contacts) => { alert(JSON.stringify(contacts)); });
It works fine when I am testing on the emulator and on my phone LG Stylus built in release mode.
However, for someone else that has a samsung galaxy s7 active, all that is displayed is
{"nativeException":{}}
Does anyone have an idea what kind of problem this is? I haven't tested on other phones yet. Also, the galaxy s7 has 180+ contacts.