Additionally, starting today, apps newly started with ionic start myApp have bower built in, and in the app’s README explain how to update Ionic easily.
Can drag entire app by tab bar on iOS 6 device, release not usable again. Sorry, but this is becoming a bit of a joke. Anyone who has an App in actual production can not use any of your last 4 releases.
@gozinsa: iOS 6 seems to still consistently slip out of our grasp. Only one of the members of the team has an ios6 device, and we do not test on it very often. We should fix this.
Does upgrading the Ionic CLIs via npm to this version work ?
Re: I had the following problem trying to upgrade to 1.0.4:
After following maleeb’s instructions to update my project, I wanted to update my CLI tools; I originally installed it via npm; should updating to 1.0.4 CLIs via npm be working ?
“npm view -g ionic@1.0.4” gives output that looks expected, but “sudo npm update -g ionic@1.0.4” doesn’t seem to work. With npm loglevel at “silly”:
bash$ sudo npm update -g ionic@1.0.4
npm info it worked if it ends with ok
npm verb cli [ ‘node’, ‘/usr/local/bin/npm’, ‘update’, ‘-g’, ‘ionic@1.0.4’ ]
npm info using npm@1.4.3
npm info using node@v0.10.26
npm info outdated updating []
npm verb exit [ 0, true ]
npm info ok
bash$ cat /usr/local/lib/node_modules/ionic/package.json | grep version
Additionally, starting today, apps newly started with ionic start
myApp have bower built in, and in the app’s README explain how to
update Ionic easily.
Can I manually upgrade my current app so that it has “bower built in” going forward ? Thanks,
I have a tabbed application and I have full screen set to false in my config.xml document.
I’m using an ionicPopup very similar to the wifi password example in the docs. When I click on the input field and the keyboard pops up, the view in the background seems to “freak out”. The view shrinks and the tabs sit just above the keyboard squashing the view. When I hold the phone in landscape, it cuts the top of the popup off, very buggy looking behaviour.
I am testing on an Android 4.4 device, obviously I cannot recreate this on the web as you need the software keyboard popping up to “distort” the view behind the popup.
Incase it helps, the popup declaration looks like this:
$scope.addMomentTitle = function(){
addtitle = $ionicPopup.show({
template: '<input type="text" ng-model="captureDetails.momentTitle">',
title: '<b>Add a title?</b>',
subTitle: 'Beautiful, your moment is almost ready to be immortalised. Why not name your moment before you upload it?',
scope: $scope,
buttons: [
{ text: 'No thanks',
type: 'button-stable',
onTap: function(e){
//Add code here to move user to Moment Preview.
}
},
{ text: 'Add my title',
type: 'button-positive',
onTap: function(e){
//Add code here to move user to Moment Preview.
}
}
]
});
}
Say I have 2 views in my application and when I navigate from one view to another the whole <ion-content></ion-content> part becomes unresponsive in both views (can’t click any links or scroll). I wonder if its related to this part:
stop memory-leak when destroying scrollView (4a210130, closes #1096)
Edit1. Seems like it has something to do with my markup. I have:
Is there any way to add some animation to the way “keyboard-attach” works? Right now the element that has this attribute attached to it kind of jumps at approximately 216px while the keyboard slides up nicely and catches up with the “keyboard-attach” footer some milliseconds after. It world be great if these elements had the animation…