Reopen Ar-world after hide

[FredrikHa]

It's me again!
After calling 'Ionicitude.hide();', it won't open the Ar-world. This is only happening on Android.

Ionicitude.init()
  .then(function () {
    Ionicitude.addAction(close);
  })
  .catch(function (error) {
  });
  function close() {
    Ionicitude.hide();
  }
});

When I run the command 'launcAr('world')' this is the console in android studio:
D/ViewRootImpl: ViewPostImeInputStage processPointer 0
D/ViewRootImpl: ViewPostImeInputStage processPointer 1
I/chromium: [INFO:CONSOLE(340)] "launch", source: file:///android_asset/www/lib/ionicitude/dist/ionicitude.js (340)

First launch is running perfectly!

[Tazaf]

Well...
That's an interesting one.
I'm going to have to run some tests but I won't be able to help you on this one for a few days: I'm on vacation, away from my work computer.

Anyway, normally, to "relaunch" a previously hidden world, you should call Ionicitude.show() rather than lauching it again.

[FredrikHa]

Did you understand this issue?
I also have an issue with the Ionicitude.close() function. It does not respond.

Ionicitude.hide() works!

Console says so:

2016-10-19 13:25:12.957826 LEVENT[20190:5972772] architectsdk://close [object Object]
2016-10-19 13:25:12.957877 LEVENT[20190:5972772] Error in Success callbackId: WikitudePlugin1532793119 : Function required as first argument!

[Giusti]

I have the same issues when using Ionicitude.close()
I get "Function required as first argument!" at file: lib/ionic/js/ionic.bundle.js (26794)
and when I call show() after hide() nothing happens

[Tazaf]

Hi!

Could you give me a little more detail regarding the context of your Ionicitude.close() call?

This method of the service does nothing more than calling the Wikitude's native close() function.
So in all honesty, I have no idea what's causing this issue ^^
Especially with an error message like the one you have, since close() doesn't require any argument.

[Giusti]

Mh not really funny thing is when I call WikitudePlugin.close() it works not sure whats the problem here

[Tazaf]

Do you call Ionicitude.close () inside an action, like this?

Ionicitude.addAction (myAction);

function myAction () {
  Ionicitude.close ();
}

If it's the case, try using the service argument instead, that is passed to an action when it is called:

Ionicitude.addAction (myAction);

function myAction (service) {
  service.close ();
}

[Giusti]

Gonna try it on monday thank You very much

[Giusti]

Did You already Experiment with the wikitude Plugin API?

[Tazaf]

Hum... not sure to understand what you mean by that.