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Replication of the bug involves changing app settings and compiling an .apk. If I share the app with a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a, will my working copy of the app be editted?
You should change app configuration like you need and tell us the steps how to reproduce this. We will not change anything. Lets try to resolved issues one by one not simultaneously.
Ok, I have shared the app with a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a. The name of the app is "App Saude Feminina".
The steps to reproduce the problem are simply to export an .apk of the app, run the .apk on an android device, and within the app fill the first two forms with anything and press "Proximo". This will run the code that attempts to create an SQLite database, which fails with the current app settings.
One more question - Did you change any "Android permissions" on "App settings" tab? if so, please try to reset it by default.
I'm not sure if the person working on the project before me changed any permisions, but I know I didn't. In any case, the app works fine with the current permissions with v1.1 of the libraries, but I'll try reseting it to default as you suggested.
I have tried resetting the android permissions to default, and it did not change anything.
Any updates? I really need to figure out this problem.
Hello Tiago, we are still working on it. We'll keep you updated.
Finally managed to solve it on my own.
Apparently it's a problem with cordova/phonegap 3.0.0, which seems to have iffy support for WebSQL on android 4.x.
Following the instructions on this comment (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse...) has solved my problem, for future reference.
Thanks for the support, I'm good for now.
Thanks for update on this -- we'll check it.