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point to the advanced webview with the 1.0.2 appcompat lib #50
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@JamesRoome I tried using your updated version 5.0.1, which does allow the plugin to fully build and the app to launch. however I get an error when trying
which happens in a brand new app created with tns ver. 6.7.8
FYI - the demo app works as expected |
For interest sake, I've attached the file I currently use. Github only allows .zip uploads, do you'll need to extract it to its .tgz version. Then the dependency will be: My current version info:
Let me know how that goes. |
Hello @JamesRoome I have a problem with the plugin. I receive this error: ERROR ReferenceError: co is not defined I think the reference is in advanced-webview.android.js function init() { Can you help, please? Thanks Marco |
I'm using directly your file from local 3rd party files |
Hi @mrzanirato Sorry I haven't looked at this for nearly a year, we are currently moving off the NativeScript platform. |
Thanks anyway @JamesRoome ... I understand. |
As mentioned by NickIliev the current version of the Android AppCompat library used by NativeScript is 1.0.2
I created a fork of fancy-advanced-webview that is using this version.
This solves my issue, I have been able to (finally!) update all my NativeScript libraries to latest.