"local" protocol should be included in imgSrcSanitizationWhitelist

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This issue was discovered when testing an app built using ionic, packaged in Cordova running on BlackBerry 10. I believe the WebView on BlackBerry 10 injects the "local://" protocol when it tries to render the relative URLs of images packaged inside the Cordova app container.

Looking through ionic.bundle.js, I found the imgSrcSanitizationWhitelist variable which contains a list of accepted protocols. I would like to ask that "local" be included in the next version.

Observations
The following template

<img ng-src="img/thumbs/{{item.path}}"/>

results in images that generate the following error when run on BlackBerry 10

GET unsafe:local:///img/thumbs/nature.jpg Unhandled Protocol

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Update: meant to include, when I manually change ionic.bundle.js to include the "local:" protocol in the imgSrcSanitizationWhitelist, my images display just fine on BlackBerry 10.

[mlynch]

This is actually a great time to ask if Ionic works on Blackberry 10 :)

How does it work for you, apart from this issue?

I'll take a look about adding that right now.

[mlynch]

Oh, and this is actually an Angular bug, not Ionic. We don't have any line for imgSrcSanitizationWhitelist. You can override it manually, and perhaps Angular will add support for it later. But for now we are going to keep this out of Ionic proper.

[ghost]

Thanks for the update. Good to know this is an Angular issue.

Ionic works great on BlackBerry 10. This was the only issue I encountered and I just finished the app.

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