Socket.IO Extention Update - 1.x working with 0.9.x backwards compat

cocos2d-x
#21

@josempan I will test with localstorage and will let you know. Plz share us if you find your solution as well… cheers

#22

Dear @hannon235

If your time allows, please kindly help me look into the issue…

Thanks!

#23

@josempan confirmed not working. just tested.

#24

@StudioAMK @josempan I tested this with a clean install of cocos2d-x 3.8, it works with socket.io v0.9.* but fails with socket.io v1.3.*

Looks like somebody has already opened an issue on github for it: https://github.com/cocos2d/cocos2d-x/issues/13929

I am cloning the most recent cocos2d-x repo and will debug it when I have time, it looks like a bug was introduced somewhere between my commits from April and the 3.8 release

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#25

@hannon235

Thanks… so much! I thought it was my fault…

What an unlucky newb I am…!! ha ha :smiley:

cc.sys.localStorage is also broken…

Could you please kindly double check again?

#26

the socket.io extension can be fixed by updating line 233 of SocketIO.cpp from _endpointseperator = “:” to _endpointseperator = “”

I’ve fixed this in PR #13953 on github if you would like to see the code:

sorry, I don’t know what’s going on with the storage, I wouldn’t know where to start

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#28

About the localStorage, I keep getting that warning, but somehow is writing the file (maybe in the default internal storage). I’ve get this working with a change on the code, this workaround was only necessary after testing on Android, my last code didn’t worked but with these changes is working ok:

var userData = null;
var userDataKey = "UserData";
var ls = cc.sys.localStorage;

userData = ls.getItem(userDataKey);

if (userData == null)
{
    cc.log("No saved file... Saving new one");
    var userDataValue = JSON.stringify(LevelInfo)
    cc.sys.localStorage.setItem(userDataKey, userDataValue);
}

I don’t know why this code works and the last one doesn’t. Is weird because the last one was working ok on web and iOS, but not in Android.

#29

What version of Socket.io does the stock Cocos2d-x 3.7.1-3.8 support? I’m trying to figure out why my socket code isn’t working, thanks!

#30

versions up to 3.8 support v0.9.x, version 3.8.1 supports socket.io 1.x due to a bug in 3.8

#31

You saved me! This was driving me crazy, but finally applied your patch and I can emit on the socket to my server.

#32

I can get return string after emitting to server.
My own server can get message name, but can not get any data…
How can I fix it?

#33

@hannon235… please check… another bug :slight_smile:

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