iOS 8 not working at all.

[JerryLumpkins]

Safari in iOS 8 is not recognizing the ydn plugin at all. Have you been able to identify the issues? And do you have any time frame in mind for releasing an update that will work with iOS 8?

[yathit]

iOS Safari 8 and OS X Safari 7.1 has serious bug on creating transaction with multiple stores. The bug is not something we can workaround.

So during the time please use WebSQL for iOS 8, as follow:

var db = new ydn.db.Storage('db name', schema, {mechanisms: ['websql']});

[JerryLumpkins]

Thank you for the response. Please keep me posted.

[yathit]

Indexeddb in safari is not supported.

[JerryLumpkins]

Hi Kyaw, I was wondering if you were closing these because of the bugs that exist in iOS in indexeddb. I just read through a couple links that are discussing this issue: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26019147/primary-key-issue-on-ios8-implementation-of-indexeddb Do you plan on adding support if apple fixes their bug? If everybody made their primary keys unique across all object stores, would indexeddb work in iOS? Thanks for your efforts, Jerry Lumpkins Lead Software Developer Dakota Software

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On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 10:00 AM, Kyaw Tun ***@***.***> wrote: Indexeddb in safari is not supported. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <#23 (comment)>.

-- Life is not a dress rehearsal.

[yathit]

Safari has bugs in multi-store transaction and key generations. Working around those bug will cause changes your application logic. It is not just worth it. Apple have to fix them, sooner or later. WebSQL is fine.

You can still use ydn-db for indexeddb in safari, if your application is already aware of those bugs. But default, ydn-db will select websql on safari.

[JerryLumpkins]

Hi Kyaw, I agree. I just wanted to make sure that your plan was to support indexeddb in Safari after Apple fixes the issues. Thank you! j

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On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 7:52 PM, Kyaw Tun ***@***.***> wrote: Safari has bugs in multi-store transaction and key generations. Working around those bug will cause changes your application logic. It is not just worth it. Apple have to fix them, sooner or later. WebSQL is fine. You can still use ydn-db for indexeddb in safari, if your application is already aware of those bugs. But default, ydn-db will select websql on safari. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <#23 (comment)>.

-- Life is not a dress rehearsal.

[rosshadden]

@yathit You said: "You can still use ydn-db for indexeddb in safari, if your application is already aware of those bugs."

My app does not use multi-store transactions or key generations. How do I tell ydn to use the same default fallback array ['indexeddb', 'websql', 'localstorage', 'sessionstorage', 'userdata', 'memory'], but to let safari use indexedDB if present?

[yathit]

Please use rel 1.1.4 (just updated) and provide your preference (as you wrote above) in instantiating ydn.db.Storage. The default don't include 'indexeddb' for Safari browser.