Trying to use this plugin. I have the camera component working great. I used the following javascript attached to my upload button:
codeuploadBinaryHelper(menuUpload, Apperyio.storage.image_base64.get());/code
where menuUpload is my service (CordovaFileUpload service). The service terminates successfully, but when I check the files collection, it has not been updated. Am I missing something?
I also noted that there are two other functions in the javascript 'FileUploadHelper.js' namely isCordovaApp and uploadPhoto. What are these functions used for?
I have followed the instructions at https://devcenter.appery.io/documenta..., but it just doesn't seem to upload the image to the files collection, can anyone help?
Ok, I seem to be getting somewhere now, leave it with me
Still having problems...
The camera button takes the photo and puts the image into the image component.
The camera service request mapping is as follows:
The response mapping is:
The image uri is saved both to the image component and the image_uri storage variable.
The upload button invokes the Cordova upload Service. The request mapping is:
The js for the database id and masterkey are:
return FileUpload_settings.database_id &
return FileUpload_settings.database_master_key respectfully.
The response mapping is:
The output is to a label on the page.
After attempting an upload, the label has a value of undefined and the files collection is not updated.
The FilesUpload_settings has it values set correctly
Hi Terry -
You will need to check if the image actually saved in your storage variable, it could exceed the 5Mb limit of storage variable.
Since it is stored in local storage on the device and it can't be tested in a normal browser, how can I check this?
Hi Terry,
you can check lsv on device with Weinre
I have connected with weinre and have located the local storage which gives me the uri of the image, I have located the photographs on my device and they are all around the 55Kb mark, and can be opened on the device with no problem. I guess, i do not have a size problem.