Google Play warning: You are using a vulnerable version of Apache Cordova

[Mauro Romer]

Hi Max.

Sorry. but you can help me with you attention with the tickets #20100

Thanks a lot for your help.

[Ole Henrik Oftedal]

Hi and thanks a million!

I have tested and my app now with Cordova 4.1.1 seem to work just fine

Ole.

[Deon]

Ok cool, thank you.

[Lydia]

Hi again
as I passes by the same problem I got the old version for Cordova in my in my resource.
How can I upgrade it?

[Voltaire]

Hello Lydia, just click right to version 1.0 and chose v 3.1
That is all you will be using cordova 4.1 , still if you are using push services you need to update some code. Same when building the ipa application for the Apple Store.

[Illya Stepanov]

Just choose Libraries version 3.1

[EJLD]

Hi Voltaire, in the above post you wrote about push that requires some update on code. in fact, I have just upgraded to 4.1.1 and found out that my code doesn't read the push alert msg as it was used to be. have you got any advice on that specific stuff ? or other in general, it would help me to look for the bugs pro-actively thanks in advance, Eric

[EJLD]

that helped

[Voltaire]

Hi Eric, Sorry for being late , I had a java function in my application which resets the badge number in the app ( outside in the desktop of the phone) , when they upgraded to cordova 4.1.1 , I was facing a bug and the app was receiving the push but was not being able to show the message. The new script is the following:

in the pushinitialize function insert the following line:

push.setApplicationIconBadgeNumber(function() {}, function() {}, 0);

This is the new java to use if you want to reset to badge number to zero (I used to use the old one which i don't remember it and was causing the problem.)

Hope this will help.

Regards;

[EJLD]

Hi, Voltaire, thank you for your advice. I'll look into this too. My main concern was about reading the incoming message to take action. It's somehow different from previous 3.7 library but could fix it already. ATB, Eric