Sorted it.
After looking for ways to set the Java version in the project I realised that the jdk set in Android Studio had not been downloaded and installed. Now getting correct version 
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"ionic capacitor run android --livereload" fails because Android Gradle using Java 1.8
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Ionic Serve as Specific Platform
I’m using local browser (on windows) to develop an Ionic app (that I wish to have a PWA later on), but I wish that users on Android will have Android experience while iPhone users have iPhone experience when using the PWA / visit the website.
I use ionic serve to start my app, but it always loads the looks and feel of an Android app. How can I instruct it to emulate iPhone app so I can test both Android and iPhone look & feel?
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Is there any way to open external app from inappbroswer?
I have no experience with that
Maybe try?
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Fills up on full screen devices
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Android Splash Screen visible as keyboard animates
I’m experiencing the same problem; this time Ionic-Vue rather than React, and using GitHub - leonardoquevedox/capacitor-resources: Generates icon & splash screen for Capacitor projects u.
When I click into an ion-input field I see the splash screen because the page contents resizes and for a fraction of a second the splash screen is exposed before the keyboard fills that space.
@damiensawyer Did you find a fix?
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Select quote button not working on dashboard
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Jerky CSS animation on Android
Hard to say what the issue is exactly without being able to reproduce it myself. One thing I do notice is that you are blurring the background when the animation starts. Using the blur() function is fairly expensive, so you might want to try removing it and see if the transform animation improves at all.
You can also use the Chrome Dev Tools to inspect the application and see what might be causing the slowdown. The “Rendering” tab at the bottom of the dev tools lets you add an FPS meter (“Frame Rendering Stats”) and lets you see when things get painted (“Paint flashing”). Working with those two options may give you a starting point for investigation.
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Problem in facebook and google login
capacitor 3.0
i will share the code with you
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Ionic showing browser on token refresh
Hi, I have an Ionic 5 + Cordova + Angular application which uses ionic-appauth for the authentication flow. When the auth token is being checked or refreshed while using the application, the browser is being shown for a few seconds, in such a way that there is a transition where it appears and then quickly disappears.
I am aware that this is because the auth is being checked by the oauth through the built-in browser (which is also used for login). Is there a way to do this without showing the browser because it may be confusing or may disturb the user?
Thanks
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Ionic capacitor run android device -- No Java Runtime
I’m running into a peculiar error… attempting to run
ionic capacitor run android --device --prod --verbose… selecting my device from the list,
but I get an error message that the Grable build failed as my tablet does not have a Java Runtime.
This is a Samsung Galaxy Tablet A7… so the guidance to go install java from java.com is not overly helpful.
Any one have any insight on how to overcome this?
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Commit from GitHub does not display on Ionic dashboard
After “Importing an exist code” and then connected with my GitHub repository, my commit tab on the Ionic dashboard displays some of all commits on the GitHub dashboard (ex, 5/10). Does anyone have any ideas on how to display all commits from GitHub onto the Ionic dashboard?
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postMessage() in iframe fails because document.referrer returns empty string in iOS
any updates on this? My team is facing a similar issue. Not sure if there is a workaround to get passed this?
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Android Splash Screen visible as keyboard animates
update to latest @capacitor/android (3.1.2 at the moment)
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Ionic capacitor run android device -- No Java Runtime
I don’t think it means that your tablet doesn’t have a Java Runtime but the computer where you run the command.
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Commit from GitHub does not display on Ionic dashboard
What about new Commits you do from now? I had a similar “problem” after connecting but all new commits where shown immediately
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Ionic capacitor run android device -- No Java Runtime
well… I feel silly now…
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Learn Angular before learning Ionic?
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ERROR in tsconfig.json with fresh project
I ran:
ionic start, selected Vue
Then I ran
ionic cap add android
Then I ran ionic serve and I receive:
[vue-cli-service] App running at:
[vue-cli-service] - Local: http://localhost:8100/
[vue-cli-service] - Network: http://10.9.1.197:8100/
[vue-cli-service] Note that the development build is not optimized.
[vue-cli-service] To create a production build, run npm run build.
[INFO] Browser window opened to http://localhost:8100!
[vue-cli-service] ERROR in tsconfig.json
[vue-cli-service] TS5083: Cannot read file ‘C:\repos\ionicNetworkTest2\tsconfig.json’.
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