Reputation: 217
I am trying to use the ionic resources --splash command, I have a splash.png file saved in my resources folder as well as in the root of my ios and android folders, and it is 2208 x 2208 which is the advised size. But when I run the command I get the following error
"Invalid upload: unable to read uploaded image"
I have added the splash screen preference in my config.xml. Is there more conditions that they didn't specify?
Upvotes: 8
Views: 4037
Reputation: 700
Here is what I was doing wrong:
1 - Renaming a .jpg
to .png
and hope it works, it didn't. You need to use a .png
image.
2 - Using an image with incorrect resolution, most articles mention that it has to be 2208*2208, I kept getting errors for an incorrectly sized image. Using a 2732 * 2732 resolution image worked like a charm.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 475
I had it working in Windows 7 by storing the icon and splash files as psd.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 122
Do not try to save your original jpeg image into png by changing the name of it. You have to use png image. For instance, I save my jpeg images into the ionic folder, and change the type of the jpeg file by changing .jepg to .png. However, it doesn't make a real png image. You have to use software to do the type transferring or download the png image.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 420
I got the same error when uploading an interlaced .png.
However after re-exporting with interlacing turned off ionic accepted the file fine.
Upvotes: 17
Reputation: 217
I just realized that the image I had was actually an Adobe Illustrator image. All I had to do was rename the image from .png to .ai and it worked!
For those wondering here is a quick explanation on the difference between the two:
.ai - Adobe Illustrator vector files are scalable both down and up.
.png - pixel files can be scaled down, not up.
Upvotes: 5