Updating the Cordova plugins... there are two locations to manage the plugins

• config.xml
• package.json

I was finding some Cordova functionality was not coming through... through further investigation the two files above had conflicting data.

Review the data

package.json

Oh the treasure of a client coming to you with a site they have removed the previous dev on... treasure hunt.  Not.

Anyway, gaining access to an old site, working through the errors I came across this deprecated code

Deprecated function: array_key_exists(): Using array_key_exists() on objects is deprecated. Use isset() or property_exists() instead in common_check_language() (line 306 of /path/to/file).

The issue

Text through the app is being rendered as

<p>Depletion estimates, Age and size composition, Catch, Effort, Catch rates, Fishing mortality</p>

Therefore, in this instance the HTML p tags are being displayed along with the text.

The code

Currently the code outputting this is written as:

If you have upgraded Ionic to 5 or 6 you will have experienced that the padding attribute is not working anymore.

<ion-content padding *ngIf="loaded" color="medium">

Use of attributes was deprecated in Ionic v4.  If you would have noticed in developers console, Ionic 4 was presenting warnings of using these attributes.  So post Ionic 4, these attributes were transitioned to CSS classes.

How do you get the version of ionic framework?

ionic version

or

ionic -v

The response for me is 

6.19.0

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Need to know how run updates for Capacitor?

Updating Capacitor

Update Capacitor Core and CLI with the commands:

npm install @capacitor/cli
npm install @capacitor/core

Whereas, to update the relevant platforms in use:

npm install @capacitor/ios
npm install @capacitor/android

While loading an ionic project, in Xcode when performing a run routine I had the following response

Attempting to update the database, irrespective whether I run update.php or preferred method drush updb the following errors were appearing:

If you edit a Drupal contrib module, the next time the module is updated those edits will be wiped.  So they are not lost there are a couple of options for you to consider:

• Are the edits worth the contributing to the community?  Yes, you can fork the repo and add the changes for the developer(s) to review; or
• Create a patch file

Creating a patch file

The process:

On your local OSX environment using Terminal or iTerm you can create a MySQL database, database user, and password, as well as, assign all privileges to the user for the database.

Knowing your credentials, before beginning you will need to know the following:

user: {user}
password: {password}
database: {database}

For my local environment, I'll be using these credentials