In the context of an HTML/Cordova app: Before iOS 11.3 you could use an an input with type="file" in your html to open the Photos library in iOS and select an image. Then using FileReader you could do something with the fetched image in your callback.
Now in 11.3+, when the file loads in your callback: it returns a useless object {isTrusted: true}. See below:
function imageFetchSuccess(files) {
var file = this.files[0];
var reader = new FileReader();
reader.readAsDataURL(file);
reader.onloadend = function(data) {
// you used to be able to get your image like this and do something with it
var img = data.currentTarget.result;
// but now what's returned for 'data' is {isTrusted: true}
};
}
I've tried making adjustments with no success. Is it still possible to fetch images using this strategy without using another Cordova plugin?
So it turns out all you need is
var img = reader.result;instead ofvar img = data.currentTarget.result;