I am trying for a few days now to get this converted into Swift without really having much background with it.
This is what I\'ve got so far ... and I have been look
This code snippet should get you over your issue:
class _NoInputAccessoryView: NSObject {
func removeInputAccessoryViewFromWKWebView(webView: WKWebView) {
// make sure to make UIView an optional here...
var targetView: UIView? = nil
for view in webView.scrollView.subviews {
if String(view.dynamicType).hasPrefix("WKContent") {
targetView = view
}
}
// only optionals can be nil
if targetView == nil {
return
}
let noInputAccessoryViewClassName = "\(targetView!.superclass)_NoInputAccessoryView"
var newClass : AnyObject? = NSClassFromString(noInputAccessoryViewClassName)
if newClass == nil {
let uiViewClass : AnyClass = object_getClass(targetView!)
newClass = objc_allocateClassPair(uiViewClass, noInputAccessoryViewClassName.cStringUsingEncoding(NSASCIIStringEncoding)!, 0)
}
}
You can also use "String(view.dynamicType)" to get the class name of the object you're looking at, as I noticed via this answer as I was researching the way to solve your problem.
Using hasPrefix like that in both Objective-C and Swift is really hacky and perhaps a better way of hiding the keyboard could be found for production code?