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plugin version 1.1.0, version iOS 9, cordova 6.1.1

Jehu opened this issue · comments

commented

i've installed due "cordova plugin add" and now the master branch from a local directory.
The Plugin is not working on iOS (iPhone 6, iOS 9.3.1).

There is no error, just isAvailable returns false.
Callback from cordova.plugins.email.open() returns false too (if i omit the isAvailable-Check).

commented

cannot really reproduce that error, plugin is working fine for me with iOS 9.3 and cordova cli 6.1.1 and cordova iOS 4.1.1

commented

I'm having same problem on 9.3.2. I cannot test in Simulator, as it says it requires a true hardware device. I'm using Cordova CLI version 6.1.1. This plugin works great on Android.

I would be happy to troubleshoot further. Just let me know what to check.

commented

OK, more information for you:
First of all, I had not configured the iOS email account for my email. Instead, I had already installed gmail and was using that to check my emails. So, as soon as I created the gmail account in the iOS accounts section under settings, the app was able to get past the isAvailable() call returning true.

This failure scenario might be a good point to put in the documentation here.

However, now I have two email clients configured on my iPhone and the number of unread messages on the iPhone icon is nearly 13,000 unread (not at all accurate). I know this is not your problem, but iOS is kinda forcing this stupidity on my app now.

So, now my app simply crashes. I finally debug it in XCode and get the following error:

*** Assertion failure in - [MFMailComposeInternalViewController addAttachmentData:mimeType:fileName:], /BuildRoot/Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/MessageUI/MessageUI-1637.33/Mail/MFMailComposeInternalViewController.m:746
*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: '-[MFMailComposeInternalViewController addAttachmentData:mimeType:fileName:] mimeType must not be nil.'.

So now I shall embark upon figuring out how to set the mime type on the message before sending.

Thank you very much for writing this plugin and contributing to the O.S. community. I find it very useful, and I'm sure that once I have it working, it will make my life easier.

Thank you,

Edward

commented

thanks for the hint. Can you just try to use the released versioned via cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-email and check if this is working?