Are you getting that in the console of Xcode or in Safari development debug?
Also what exactly is this www/config.ios.xml ? I’ve never seen the “.ios” tacked on. Assuming you are using Cordova 3.4+, you generally shouldn’t edit the config.xml in the “www” path.
Instead you should edit the config.xml in the root of your app. When the build process occurs, the settings in the “config.xml” in the app root directory are written into the “config.xml” in the www directory.
I’m having a similar issue. Everything works fine on an Android device, but when I run the iOS app in the simulator the request is blocked to parse’s API. I’m currently running the 4.0.x version of whitelist (because of the Facebook Connect Plugin). Thanks for the help.
Hey, I didn’t look at your config.xml, so I don’t know if it was the issue, but this worked to solve my problem with whitelisting on iOS. This is how you can fix it. Find this file: platforms/ios/[your-app-name]/[your-app-name]-Info.plist .
And then add something similar to this example for Firebase:
Whitelisting works on some sources (Youtube, dailymotion), but i’m not getting the pictures from instagram and twitter, when those are embedded in wordpress posts. The GET request is made via wordpress JSON rest api.
Same for me. I can’t embed any content from twitter on iOS. I’m running Cordova 6.2.0 with cordova-ios 4.1.1. I need to embed some tweets on my feed app and while works perfectly on Android, when I run on iOS (real device or simulator), I just got an iFrame with an empty tag… I was surfing all Twitter devs, Ionic and Cordova forums but I got nothing, just people with same problem and any solution. Most probably is a whitelist issue (as explain here: https://twittercommunity.com/t/http-platform-twitter-com-widgets-js-not-working-when-cordova/63204). But after trying a lot I still can’t solve it… Anyone on the planet with same problem and hopefully a working solution? It would be really appreciated! Thanks!