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Release notes for @ionic-native version 4.3.3

• Update: Specifying element Id for map.create()

  When you create a map, your code might be like this:

  let div = document.getElementById('map_canvas');
  
  this.map = this.googleMaps.create(div);
  

  How about if you define <div id="map_canvas"></div> in pageA and pageB, which div element does document.getElementById('map_canvas') return, pageA or pageB?

  Actually pageA instead of pageB in some case. Since the Ionic framework uses fade-in/fade-out, even ionViewLoaded() is occurred, the pageA is still remained. That's why document.getElementById('map_canvas') returns the div element of pageA.

  If you specify the element Id of map div, the plugin waits until the pageB is ready.

  this.map = this.googleMaps.create('map_canvas');
  

  I recommend this way for ionic users.

• Add: the cssOptions argument for HtmlInfoWindow.setContent() method

  You can specify additional CSS styles for HtmlInfoWindow.

  let htmlInfoWindow = new HtmlInfoWindow();
  
  htmlInfoWindow.setContent("<h3>HelloWorld</h3>", {
    width: "280px",
    height: "330px",
    color: "red"
  });
  
  htmlInfoWindow.open(marker);

• Add: forEachAsync(), mapAsync(), and filterAsync() methods into BaseArray class.

  • BaseArrayClass.forEach()

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  • BaseArrayClass.forEachAsync()

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  • BaseArrayClass.map()

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  • BaseArrayClass.mapAsync()

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  • BaseArrayClass.filter()

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  • BaseArrayClass.filterAsync()

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• Bug fix: Polyline.getPoints(), Polygon.getPoints() and Polygon.getHoles() do not return the instance of BaseArray class.

• Bug fix: Error when removing map #1823

• Bug fix: missing clickable option for PolygonOptions and PolylineOptions.