Yes I know it is possible to do. But i can't see any solid example since it is very useful for Cordova Apps. There isn't any plugin so far. If something goes wrong with newer update from the site of www/ folder. I would like to update automatically. Is this against to rules of Apple or Google? Are there any solid examples to doing that? I think it should be made on native side to not effect the working logic and restart the application after install?
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I'm not sure to understand your question... Do you want to update dynamically the pages in the www folder of your app ? – Niko Jun 05 '15 at 09:59
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yes pretty much it is. I already know its possible but in enterprise level applicable or Apple do not allow auto updates – engincancan Jun 05 '15 at 11:45
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As an alternative to what you are looking for, I hardcoded a version no. inside the index.html and on the Server side, I have a global variable 'lowest version supported'. each time the index.html connects the server, the hardcoded version is compared with the 'lowest version supported', if it is no longer supported, I freeze all functions in that client and display a message to ask the client update to newest version in the market.
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