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Hello, Like the title states, I am currently experiencing a crash when using HTMLDrawables. I am on the latest version of the SDK (7.2.1). Here's a snippet of code when building the marker:
this.marker_drawable = new AR.HtmlDrawable({uri: 'markers/place-marker.html'}, 6, { onClick: () => { this.onClick(); return true; }, translate: { x: 1, y: this.altitude, z: this.depth }, viewportHeight: 116 }); this.marker_object = new AR.GeoObject(marker.marker_location, { drawables: { radar: [marker.radar_circle], cam: [ marker.marker_drawable ] } });
When the crash occurs there are no error messages in the console on either the Wikitude Web view or the Cordova web view. Rather, the only error code I can get is coming from Xcode:EXC_BAD_ACCESSThis seems to be a known issue according to this post:https://support.wikitude.com/support/discussions/topics/5000086115I am assuming this hasn't been fixed since I'm on the latest version (7.2.1) and the crash is still occurring. Are there any plans to have this fixed in a future update? For what it's worth, this does not seem to be an error on Android.
Jacob Jordan
Hello,
Like the title states, I am currently experiencing a crash when using HTMLDrawables. I am on the latest version of the SDK (7.2.1).
Here's a snippet of code when building the marker:
When the crash occurs there are no error messages in the console on either the Wikitude Web view or the Cordova web view.
Rather, the only error code I can get is coming from Xcode:
EXC_BAD_ACCESS
This seems to be a known issue according to this post:
https://support.wikitude.com/support/discussions/topics/5000086115
I am assuming this hasn't been fixed since I'm on the latest version (7.2.1) and the crash is still occurring. Are there any plans to have this fixed in a future update?
For what it's worth, this does not seem to be an error on Android.