@carlosflores Hi, the error is caused by <config-file> settings with no target defined in config.xml within the plugin. They are breaking plugins. For more information about this issue, please refer to this thread. In short, you will need to modify the config.xml file of the plugin and make sure that every <config-file> setting has defined a target.

@carlosflores So I’ve just tried to import the plugin myself. You don’t need any configuration regarding this plugin in config.xml file. Then, add cordova-plugin-enable-multidex plugin to your project. This way the build will succeed.

The problem was that the kitchensink project doesn’t include cordova.js as it is made for browsers. The back button problem was solved by simply including “<script src=”./components/loader.js"></script>" in my index.html

@khemry Thanks! It worked but only when running as a APK, don’t know why it doesn’t work on Custom Debugger.

引き続き確認したところ、IE11にて以下の問題が発生しました。 ons-rangeを表示し操作したところ、スライダーボタンの移動がレンジの線に正常に反映されませんでした。 確認時のソースはリファレンスの物をそのまま使用しています。 原因を調べたところ、OnsenUI側で操作による画面更新(RangeElementの_update)が呼び出されていませんでした。 具体的には以下のイベント登録によるユーザー側の操作イベント(input)が発生しないようです。 var RangeElement = function (_BaseInputElement) { key: 'connectedCallback', value: function connectedCallback() { this.addEventListener('input', this._boundOnInput);// not working on IE11 この問題はIE11でのみ発生し、他のモダンブラウザ(ChromeやEdge)では発生しません。 対策として動作環境がIE11の場合は、changeイベントをリスナー登録する必要があるようです。 var RangeElement = function (_BaseInputElement) { key: 'connectedCallback', value: function connectedCallback() { this.addEventListener('input', this._boundOnInput); // for IE11 if (ons.platform.isIE()){ this.addEventListener('change', this._boundOnInput); } これにより、レンジのスライダー操作のイベントを取得する事が出来、現在のスライダーの位置に正常にレンジの線が表示されました。

@Fran-Diox , thanks for your explanation. Yes, my project is using the Onsen UI v1, but it’s possible to change the main-page content by a function on onsen ui framework? I did it before, into a project-based in cordova 6, and worked well.

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@makstakeda : '_system', That part opens it up in the phones default browser. https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-inappbrowser I just did a debug build to confirm it is working.

Rajatkosh just saw your website. Are you still using Onsen, because all I could see was bootstrap?

@sj.meyer Also, if you want a quick way to get started, you can just add this to your project: <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/OnsenUI/OnsenUI-dist/2.0.0/css/onsenui.css" type="text/css" media="all" /> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/OnsenUI/OnsenUI-dist/2.0.0/css/onsen-css-components.css"> <script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/OnsenUI/OnsenUI-dist/2.0.0/js/onsenui.js"></script>

Thank you for a very well-written tutorial. Nowadays, many programmers choose React over Angular, even though Angular takes the first place in the list of JavaScript frameworks. But developers admit React is more convenient to use for many reasons (highlighted here in details: https://mobilunity.com/blog/migration-from-angular-to-react-developers/ ). First of all, React has much more simpler structure and less opinionated than Angular, thus, it is easier to learn and use React. Besides, React gives a lot of space for developers decisions and you could combine it with any other JS framework you wish.

Thanks guys :relaxed: It came after a great problem here: i have on my apps a similar command , but when i don’t have an app , the user receives a message with the available packages. It’s not good! So , now i can show a better message.

I agree! Very clean UI. It’s apps like these and others like Hey Beard, that really inspire me with how extensible Onsen is. Keep up the great work!