[yrezgui]

Hi guys,

I just tried GapDebug yesterday and unfortunately, my app debugging had a problem.
I can’t see my HTML file :

Surprisingly I can found it by searching html :

And use it like I do with Safari Inspect.

My GapDebug version is 2014EA1.
My iPad is the mini-retina version with iOS 7.1.2
I’m using Mac OS X Mavericks (I don’t think it’s useful but in case).

[support-vadim]

Hi yrezgui,

I tried to reproduce the problem on iPad mini 1G (with iOS 7.1.2 installed) on either Windows and Mac and had no success in it, things worked OK for me.
Q: do you see this problem on all websites or only on specific one(s)? If the problem is site-specific – could you please point us to the site’s URL?

Best regards
Vadim Ridosh

[yrezgui]

Hi Vadim,

it’s not a website, it’s an app developed with Cordova.
Websites doesn’t have this problem.

[support-vadim]

Hi yrezgui,

OK, is it possible to get this app somehow? I tried to reproduce on own app but haven’t had success yet.

Regards,
Vadim Ridosh

[yrezgui]

Hi Vadim,

unfortunately it’s still in development but I can search the file to avoid that problem for now.
Thanks for your help.

[support-michael]

@yrezgui

I notice from the screenshot your app is built on angular.js. Can you share more details such as what additional technology it is comprised of, e.g., iconic framework, …? My first thought that should not impact the ios inspector but I think it might.

[yrezgui]

We’re using jQuery, AngularJS, Ionic Framework, Browserify.

[support-octavio]

Hi yrezgui,

We made some internal changes in the 2014 EA2 version released yesterday. Could you try the latest update and share if it improves your situation?

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