with what i can replace " Network.connection"? it’s no more valid !! please i need help
import { Network } from '@ionic-native/network';
isOnline(): boolean {
if(this.onDevice && Network){
return Network.connection!== Connection.NONE;
} else {
return navigator.onLine;
}
}
As show in the documentation. You can subscribe to
onchange();
could you write an example please ! ?
this.network.onchange().subscribe((data)=>{
console.log(data);
});
Would be the simplest way, but unfortunately I dont think the function works properly, onConnect, onDisconnect and onchange are not triggering?
There were some old similar problems on github like this.
Can someone else try it?
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Apologies if this is too silly, but you will see that exact behavior if you install the native shim but forget to actually install the underlying cordova plugin.
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Not silly at all, Im pretty sure I installed the plugin, Ill check it when I get to the office. But when I try to get the property this.network.type it returns the type of connection properly. It just doesnt give the on change event.
UPDATE:
Checked, and you were indeed right! It seems that I forgot to include the network plugin. Would have never guessed it. As per usual, thanks alot @rapropos!
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You can check the following
this.network.onDisconnect().subscribe(() => {
this.status = ‘network was disconnected :-(’;
this.presentToast(‘network was disconnected!’);
});
this.network.onConnect().subscribe(() => {
this.status = ‘network was Connectedd :-(’;
this.presentToast(‘network was Connectedd!’);
});
if(this.network.type !== 'none'){
return true;
}else if(this.network.type === 'none'){
this.presentToast('Please Check your network and try again');
}else{
this.presentToast('Please Check your network and try again');
}
Here you check Internet connection 100% working on all devices.
Try in simple way :
document.addEventListener("online", ()=>{
console.log("Internet available");
}, false);
document.addEventListener("offline", ()=>{
console.log("No internet available");
}, false);