[Tethip]

Hi Piotr,

Sorry for the long time without answser, many other projects to work on.

I just tried the file with an old LG G3 running Android 5.0, with a basic app build with unity 2020.2.1f1.
I had no OnApplicationPause problem when i go back to the app after pausing (I tried many ways to pause and go back for 5 minutes).
Without this file, the bug was still here.

It looks like its working!

Thanks!

[Tethip]

Got it.

I’ll keep you informed, but it will be after christmas holidays.

Thanks!

[Tethip]

I could try to take a look, thank you.

[Tethip]

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OnApplicationPause(true) is called when the browser is closed.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Tethip.

[Tethip]

It won’t work, because Unity don’t get any callbacks while it’s paused.

I found a poor but working solution.
I close the in app browser just before an in app purchase or a share action that put the application on pause. When the purchase or the share is done, I reopen the browser at the last url.

But this solution doesn’t work with the pause started with the home or overview buttons. The applications crashes in these cases.

[Tethip]

Hi,

Here some more details where you can see some logs. (blurred part are useless and/or confidential)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hgyvqoybuqvuf1m/PbAndroidPause.jpg?dl=0

It happen too when i’m sharing something with the native android API.

In other words, when somthing shows up top of my app, Unity’s pause is called, but when I go back to my app, if the in app browser is still open, the end of the pause is never detected by unity.
(so like I wrote before, no callbacks, no updates, no javascript messages)

By the way, when the browser is running, Unity considers the focus always lost for the app. Not a problem for me, but could be for others.

Thank you

[Tethip]

I understrand this will be a tricky one.

Unity doesn’t catch events when it’s paused. Not even javascript messages from the browser.

So when my app resume after the purchase (but still on pause == true), I can’t do anything except naviguate the web trough the browser.

The only solution I found is to close the browser, and only then, OnApplicationPause(false) is sent by Unity. But I Have to do it manualy, because I can’t detect any event to do it automaticly. Not very user friendly.

[Tethip]

It worked perfectly for options.loadingIndicatorColor.

I couldn’t test all color change, I don’t have time, but I guess you fixed it all. 😉

Thanks again!

[Tethip]

You’re welcome!

Thanks for quick fix.

I’ll test it tomorrow morning and let you know.

[Tethip]

Yes, it’s called automatically when the app is paused/unpaused, by the OS for instance.

Here’s more : Unity3D OnApplicationPause documentation

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