Create reminder using Background Service Plugin about bgs-core HOT 3 CLOSED

If you want to support Windows Phone 8, you might want to consider to
upgrade to PhoneGap 3.3.0.

That being said..

1. Yes.
2. You will have to use Java code inside the BackgroundPlugin to acces
   Android Alarm manager. Just consult Android documentation.
3. That is a yes and a no. Out of the box, this plugin does not work on iOS
   and Windows Phone. I am not sure, but I think iOS and Windows Phone work in
   a (very) different way concerning services. The yes part is, is that you
   can make your own native part of the plugin yourself and let it be
   compatible with the Javascript part of this plugin. In essence, you will
   have to write your own iOS and WP code to handle the services.

2014-02-19 8:24 GMT+01:00 shalinasanga [email protected]:

First of all, i would like to express my gratitude to your tremendous
effort and glamorous work. This plugin is so awesome.

I am trying to create reminder app these days, my technologies are based
on,
HTML5, javascript, jquery and Phonegap 2.7.0.

I need to distribute this app among all the major mobile OS, such as
Android, IOS, Windows Phone 8.
Here are my Questions;

1. Can i use this Background Service Plugin to access Android alarm
   manager ?
2. If we can, give me some detail about the method i should follow,
   detailed description might help lot.
3. Is there any way to use this plugin "Background Service Plugin" in IOS
   and WP 8 or WP 7 ? IF so, give me detailed description about the method i
   should follow.

I am very pleased to here from you.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/5
.

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Thank you very much for the intel...
i am a newbie to this kind of stuff, can you please provide me more detailed and step by step explanation to create android reminder ?

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I'd recommend looking at my Scheduler plugin (https://github.com/Red-Folder/Scheduler-Plugin)

It is very early days of development, but is likely to be a better fit than the Background Service as it is intended to create alarms. Currently doesn't do a lot (as it is in early development - see the issues list on it to see how much more work to do).

At the moment I'm only planning it for Android. I've got the technical capability to port to WP ... but not to iOS. Happy for anyone to help with the project.

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