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Required due to security issue
Remove Android directory as no longer required, move src -> www to match
standard layout, update .gitignore to avoid including the standard
platform files, update README based on Steve's zurich one
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Replace console.log call to a wrapper function that only outputs if
we've set a flag in config.
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On the inital screens the android back button should quit the app, or if
on the map screen and you've started a report it should cancel it. Add
in a default back method to FMSView and an override method for the map,
exising report and offline screens
Fixes #117
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As the front page only serves to work out what to do on load we should
never set the currentView to front-page. However, due to execution order
what actually happens is that the navigation to the front page completes
after the navigation to the actual page displayed. This means that the
incorrect currentView is set and the easiest way to fix is to prevent
the currentView being set to the front page
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as you only every get to this page from the map it looks weird to
transition to the map page and then almost immediately do another
transition to the offline page so don't bother
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This is so that the onClickButtonPrev method we eventually pass to
requires an event so without having this we were breaking this and
causing the back button to do nothing.
Fixes #68.
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index.html restructure things so that the common files are a level down
and the platofrm specific ones are directly placed in the relevant
project. This both makes for less fuss and also avoids the error with
Android < v3 instantiating cordova twice.
Note that the iOS common assets are included by a build script rather
than a symlink as symlinking doesn't seem to agree with Xcode
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