@rajdevwilson0991 Are you the same user who sent us a support ticket regarding the same issue under Frank De Smedt name? If so, we have replied back to your ticket since October 17th with a backup version of your project as well. Please check it out. I’ve just replied back to you again today. Sorry for the inconveniences.
@rajdevwilson0991 Are you the same user who sent us a support ticket regarding the same issue under Frank De Smedt name? If so, we have replied back to your ticket since October 17th with a backup version of your project as well. Please check it out. I’ve just replied back to you again today. Sorry for the inconveniences.
@bethewater Based on your email here, I found your Monaca account. I tested two of your projects and they are all working fine including the debugger panel.
Can’t preview apps: usually when this case happens, you can just reload the browser as shown in the Preview Log panel. If that is still not working, there might something wrong with your project, especially if it is a transpilable project. You might need to remove the node_modules folder and run npm install in a new terminal window to fix this issue.
Duplicated display of newly added plugin: This has been fixed. I’ve just tried adding a plugin again, and it doesn’t show the duplication anymore.
Slow Settings dialog in Localkit: Whenever you opening Build/Setting Windows, your project will be uploaded/synced with Monaca Cloud. If it is the first time the project is synced, it will take some time. Later on, it should be much faster.
Misleading message: This case should only happen when there is something wrong with the Cordova configuration in your PC. In order to fix this issue, you can just remove .cordova folder. Please also make sure to use the latest version Monaca Localkit to ensure the best performance. Currently, the latest one is 3.0.1.
Thanks for your feedback.
@bethewater Based on the log, everything seems fine. When you said nothing was working, what did you mean by that? Was the Previewer not working? Or something else happened?
If the Previewer is not working, you can try to restart the Preview Server Container by clicking on the refresh button at the Preview Log panel as shown below:
@jamal Yes, your configuration is correct. Make sure you have Cordova Custom Config plugin enabled in your project before using this configuration.
@j4hangir I imported your project and tested the monaca upload command. The reason why it took so long to upload your project is because of your plugins’ files. You have 17 plugins in the plugins folder which are not even used in your project. You don’t need to store these plugins’ files in your project when you are importing them via their package names as configured in package.json file. Therefore, just remove them. Your project will be uploaded much faster without them. And yes your project will still be working as usual.
@j4hangir I tested monaca upload command on Monaca CLI 3.0.2. I uploaded a new project (119MB) to Monaca Cloud and it took about 100 seconds. I made some changes to project files and uploaded again. It took about 30 seconds.
How big is your project? Is it a normal Cordova or transpilable projects? We can help looking at your project and see what might be the causes.
@rmoore Sorry for a late reply. Here is how to use the parameter with the email template. First, create a template as shown here:
Here is a sample code for SendMail function:
monaca.cloud.Mailer.sendMail(UserOid, "DemoTemplate", {"name": "Khemry Khourn"})
.done(function(result) {
if (result == "OK") {
console.log("The email is sent successfully.");
}
})
.fail(function(err) {
console.log("Error #" + err.code +": " + err.message);
});
@j4hangir How did you test the project? If you are using Monaca Debugger, please make sure to use custom built Monaca debugger (build from IDE). The store-version Monaca Debugger (from AppStore/Google Play) doesn’t contain any 3rd party Cordova plugins besides core Cordova plugin.
@wilsonmfg The latest recent update of MonacaBackend plugin is related to build issues with some Cordova plugins only. There are no changes to the Backend configuration or Backend APIs. Therefore, you don’t need to change anything. However, I still recommend to rebuild your app using the latest version of MonacaBackend plugin.
@rmoore It seems like you are using Firebase plugin or PushPlugin in your project. These plugins requires Firebase configuration files (google-servcies.json & GoogleService-info.plist` files). You need to get these files from Firebase and upload them at the root of your project. Read more here.
@flavio For Android debug and custom debugger builds, a dummy keystore is used. The keystore is always the same. When you got the error Android App Not Install..., did you try to install two different types of builds (debug & custom debugger) on the same device? Normally, if you try to install the same build, there should not be such error.
@acct You will need to use Monaca Backend Management API. Please read through the documentation. There is also a Push Notification section.
@rmoore Here is an example of how to use sendMail method:
monaca.cloud.Mailer.sendMail("userOidA", "template_a", {"name": username, "date": currentDate})
.done
(
function()
{ /* What to do after sending an email is success. */ }
);
{"name": username, "date": currentDate} is a JSON object which is the substituteParams in the above example.
@cruachan Thank you for your feedback regarding the requirement for using Monaca Power plugins. I understand your situation and I will pass this to our team to see if there is anything we could do about this. Thank you so much.
@anupriya-wdev Currently, there is a synchronization issue between Monaca Debugger and Localkit. We are working on it now. You can see the live status of this issue here. We are sorry for the inconveniences and thank you for understanding.
@rajkaran Currently, there is a synchronization issue between Monaca Debugger and Localkit. We are working on it now. You can see the live status of this issue here. We are sorry for the inconveniences and thank you for understanding.
@hmyslf Unfortunately, it is impossible to downgrade the Cordova version in your project. However, it is possible to do that manually. If you are a paid user, you can contact our support team here. They will guide you on how to do that.
@wm-dexter-jones It seems like the post owner deleted this question.