cordova.plugins.fileOpener2.open() wont work on Windows

[zulalay]

I am using Apache Cordova in Visual Studion 2015 and running the project as WIndows project.

In the app, I download pdf file and then try to open it using

cordova.plugins.fileOpener2.open(
        options.filePath,
        options.fileType,
        {
            success: function () {
                console.log('[DEBUG] file opened successfully');
            },
            error: function (error) {
                console.log('[ERROR] status: ' + error.status + ' - Error message: ' + error.message);
            }
        }
    );

where options.filePath is 'ms-appdata:///local//cache.pdf'
and options.fileType is 'application/pdf'

However i get :
Exception is about to be caught by JavaScript library code at line 49,
column 14 in ms-appx-web://<package_name>/www/plugins/cordova-plugin-file-opener2/src/windows/fileOpener2Proxy.js

0x80070057 - JavaScript runtime error: The parameter is incorrect.

Any ideas what can be wrong with my parameters?

Thanks

[pwlin]

Hi @Gillardo can you please take a look into this issue? Does this have something to do with the recent PR changes we merged into the master? Thanks very much.

[Eeems]

I'm also having this issue.

[Gillardo]

Sorry been bit busy. I will check this soon. The pr changes were done by
someone else but i can look still. I am using the plugin but i am using the
full device path and it works for me
On 5 Dec 2015 01:06, "Nathaniel van Diepen" notifications@github.com
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I'm also having this issue.

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[pwlin]

Thanks @Gillardo for looking into it. Maybe @ielcoro knows how to fix this?

[ielcoro]

I will look into it

[pwlin]

Thank you very much @ielcoro !

[zulalay]

i tried to use path "ms-appdata:///local/cache.pdf" and it looks like it works!

i used 'ms-appdata:///local//cache.pdf' before which didnt work. (difference is the extra '/')

however i think that generally correct way to describe the path should be with double "/".
i get the path value using new Ext.device.filesystem.FileEntry(fileName, filesystem).getEntry(...)
and it returns the path with double "/".

[ielcoro]

@zulalay sure, the extra / is wrong, paths should use only one /.

I think that what you are sawing when calling Ext.device.filesystem.FileEntry is visual studio and .net escaping the value /, however under the hood it does not have two / at all, only one.