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Everything worked fine for the IOS version of the app. All I had to do is replace AppDelegate.m and main.m with the contents found in here: https://github.com/evothings/evothings-client/tree/master/config/native/ios Now both versions (Android and Ios) of my cordova app can detect beacons. Im happier...

Hi Mikael! I thought It could be a good idea to give it a try to option 1 and guess what? IT WORKED PERFECTLY!! :) :) :) Since Im first developing the Android version I went to platforms/android/src/com/MY-COMPANY-NAME/MY-APP-NAME/APP-NAME.java and paste the content of https://github.com/evothings/e...

Hi Jens and Mikael, thanks a lot for your kind replys, I think Jens hit the nail in the head in his response, the link he posted exactly talks about my problem: [...] However, there is a major catch in that Cordova JavaScript files (cordova.js and plugins) are stored in a special folder in the Cordo...

well, I tried a new thing that was pretty interesting: -I wrote a new simple app that does not require PHP nor access to the database. I called the file index.html and set it in the www folder -I built the app again -VIOLA!!! It works perfect that way Then I uploaded that index.html file to a server...

After some researching I tried something different: -I set in the config.xml content as follow: <content src="index.html" /> Then I setted a index.html file in the www folder with: <script> window.open('http://urltomywebapp', '_self', 'location=yes'); </script> But the result is the same, ...

Hi team! Im trying to develop a new app which can detect ibeacons. I've got a box with 3 estimote beacons and a PHP webapp hosted in my server. This webapp works like a charm through the evothings iphone and android apps, It detects the beacons as expected and Im the happiest person in the world whe...