Error: Whitelist rejection in Phonegap

Question

I\'m new to mobile development. I\'m using Phonegap/Cordova to create a cross-platform app. My code works well on Android but when I\'m porting it to iPhone it\'s showing an

Answer 1

In PhoneGap 3.0, you need to edit www/config.xml, and add/edit <access> tags. For example, if you want to allow everything, change the tag to:

<access origin="*" />

Answer 2

You can add this following code in Cordova.plist file:

<key>ExternalHosts</key>
       <array>
               <string>*.facebook.com</string>
       </array>

With *.facebook.com as the domain name, you can use two different sub-domains.

Answer 3

In PhoneGap 3.0, you need to edit config.xml in Project folder (note: not the www/config.xml)

<access origin="*" />

Answer 4

Even I got the same issue... I fixed it in the below way..In cordova.plist--> under ExternalHosts array menu, add an item as * or .. So it allows all the external links... if u have to mention one by one mention it as .facebook.,*.google.* etc.

Answer 5

This is because phonegap won't take external urls .For phonegap older versions below 2.x we need to set url in cordova.plist like this.

ex:*.google.co.in(u can put your url after *. this) and OpenAllWhitelistURLsInWebView---to ---YES.

Answer 6

Notice: This answer only applies for PhoneGap version 1.x and below. From version 2.x onwards, whitelist configuration is done via cordova.xml.

You have to add allowed URLs into PhoneGap.plist's (or Cordova.plist) ExternalHosts array.

For example, if you want to allow access to this URL http://www.myhost.com/path/file, then add www.myhost.com as a new entry to ExternalHosts array.

If you want to allow access to content on all the subdomain of Google (e.g. maps.google.com, mails.google.com), you can add *.google.com as a new entry to ExternalHosts array.

I am not sure why you get "abc" in the link, though. Do you have "abc" as a link to anything? Is it URI fragment?