Oh ok thanks will try

Just to clarify. At the moment I create with Crosswalk ticked in XDK and this produces 2 apk's which I upload to Google Play.

Does that mean I can create another apk without Crosswalk ticked and upload a 3rd apk to Google Play?

Thanks

I have a similar problem with the white flash try this https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-xdk/topic/623412

Had a review stating my app was "too large for what it does"

Thing is, app size never really bothered me. I just install what i want and if i haven't got enough, space I make space for it.

However, this review did get me thinking. Perhaps some people worry about app size.

Looking into the size of my app built with Cordova XDK on disc before install it's some 25mb

After install

Total 80mb

Application 70mb

Data 10mb

App is simply a photo app. Load photo, edit save. It has one jpg that is 400kb and a couple of png icons. One page of events. It uses a very small array to store runtime data. Cordova File, Device, Cranberry admob

Basically, nothing special that many other apps contain.

How can I optimise my app when it doesn't contain anything to optimise?

Some days I'm not very good at explaining lol

Thanks

My game needs to be online as it pulls data files and images from a website.

If there is no data connection I need to let the user know as the game will not work without it.

For me, the browser object does not work for testing "is online" when exported to apk so I have to revert to other means as described in my previous post.

Hmm scrub that.

Actually, it only works when testing in Chrome or IE

When I export to apk it thinks it's offline both when I try it your way and when I try it mine.

I assume something is not working in the browser wrapper.

I've tried adding website address to the allow intent, just in case.

Looks like it's back to my old way of testing e.g. grab a text file from my server, grab the value within and assign it to a global variable, check the global variable is not zero otherwise you are offline message.

Heh, Thanks it works perfect.

Been using the browser object to detect "Is online" and have inverted it with the "X" so I have "Browser X is online" and it does not work anymore.

Was wondering if anything had changed with the browser object ?

Heh, your English is fine. It's me that's not explaining it very well and English is my first language lol

Think I understand it now.

Thanks for all your help.

Thanks

Yeah, sorry forgot to mention XDK

What I meant to say was, Is there a particular checkbox on Construct 2 export that makes the plugin cordova inappbrowser install within XDK ?

Dumb question, what triggers the "cordova inappbrowser plugin" to be part of the required plugins when the project is exported ?