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Yup, this worked. In file: `src\android\QRScanner.java, ` Line 27 needs to be changed from ``` from: import android.support.v4.app.ActivityCompat; to: import androidx.core.app.ActivityCompat; ``` After that, everything compiled correctly.

well, turns out the same posts last year are still the fix here: In the following file: myApp/platforms/ios/myApp/Plugins/cordova-plugin-qrscanner/QRScanner.swift Update lines 471 and 484 - by replacing `UIApplication.openSettingsURLString to `UIApplicationOpenSettingsURLString`

Why isn't this update merged into the master? Until it is, ppl better update the original plugin in the project in case you have to `platform remove/add ios` otherwise you...

Now that I finally got the QRSCanner working (see my other post about Ionic v1 app) it turns out this scanner works pretty darn well with the PHP `endroid/qr-code` mentioned...

Hi all, I bet you the scanner/camera view IS there - its just hidden behind your app. Other posts here comment that you must apply `background:none transparent` to the BODY,...

@cmohanraj10 - its what worked for me. I use a scanner in two different places in my app and my above technique was the only thing that I could find...

@alpaygunes - if you are using Ionic, you can put your `destroy` in the `$ionicView.leave` section. ``` $scope.$on("$ionicView.leave", function(event,data) { if ($scope.scannerOn == 1) { $scope.scannerOn = 0 ; $scope.scannerDestroy()...

On a whim, I tried blindly scanning a qrcode and to my surprise it worked! Thats great - but I still can't figure out why its not displaying. I have...

Ok...I found 3 elements that need to be altered. However, I can't imagine this is the final solution. Two of which I had to add `background: none transparent` to Ionic...

For anyone that cares, I had to do some elaborate stuff to make this work cleanly in an Ionic v1 app. And "cleanly" is quite subjective here! PLEASE - if...