uiwebview

I am trying to read the console logs of webapp that is loaded in my WkWebview programmatically. so far in my research it's not possible. How can I achieve this? Please use this beautiful in-app " Bridge " Edit: self.webView = [[WBWKWebView alloc] initWithFrame:self.view.bounds]; self.webView.JSBridge.interfaceName = @"WKWebViewBridge"; WBWebDebugConsoleViewController * controller = [[WBWebDebugConsoleViewController alloc] initWithConsole:_webView.console]; Then , you can use the delegate method: - (void)webDebugInspectCurrentSelectedElement:(id)sender { // To use the referenced log values } It

TL;DR: I need to implement a singleton UIWebVIew that's shared across multiple ViewControllers. The question contains all of my approaches so far. appDelegate: @property (strong, nonatomic) UIWebView *singleWebView; firstViewController: @property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UIWebView *webView; - (void)viewWillDisappear:(BOOL)animated { [super viewWillDisappear: animated]; NSLog(@"Removing webview from the first VC"); [self.webView removeFromSuperview]; self.webView.delegate = nil; AppDelegate *appDelegate = (AppDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate]; appDelegate.singleWebView =

Since November 8, 2016, we've seen a sudden increase in crashes from WebThread. We don't know what is causing the crash. We do have web articles and ads in the app. We did not have any App Release. There were no significant changes on the web or ads. Since crashes are happening on screens without articles, we are thinking it is happening on ads. Is anyone else seeing this? Any thoughts, ideas, anything? Stack trace: Crashed: WebThread 0 WebCore 0x184b7e47c WTF::HashMap<WTF::String, WebCore::ApplicationCacheGroup*, WTF::StringHash, WTF::HashTraits<WTF::String>, WTF::HashTraits<WebCore:

Is it possible to create a UIWebView that has an HTML5 offline appcache pre-populated so that it will work offline even if it is the first time the user is accessing the UIWebView? If so, how? I know I can achieve this through other mechanisms, but the above is my first choice. And I'm just plain curious if it's possible. I'm seeing nothing about it in the documentation. I think this may reduce to a question of whether you can programmatically write to the UIWebView's cache file (which is to say, whether the UIWebView cache resides within your app's sandbox) – if you can't, then game over. If

I am working on an app that receives a feed that I display in a UIWebView. The feed has embedded links that I want to open in Safari instead of thew WebView. I have looked over several other questions that are posted here. I am not sure what I am missing, but I think it is something simple. Here are my .h and .m files #import @class BlogRss; @interface EnduranceDailyWorkoutViewController : UIViewController { IBOutlet UIWebView * descriptionTextView; BlogRss * currentlySelectedBlogItem; } @property (nonatomic, retain) UIWebView * descriptionTextView; @property (readwrite, retain) BlogRss *

Note: This question is still unanswered! I use a UIWebView to load the following URLs: https://buchung.salonmeister.de/ort/301655/menue/#offerId=907601&venueId=301655 https://buchung.salonmeister.de/place/#offer-details-page?id=907599&venueId=301655 http://feratel.lueneburger-heide.de/lhg/de/accommodation/detail/LUH/8634e147-e13d-40f5-8954-2ac40cfea2a7/romantik_hotel_bergström?customHeader=true http://feratel.lueneburger-heide.de/lhg/de/accommodation/detail/LUH/8af6d1fd-af6d-4765-8025-9eb8fa05ea42/hotel%20undeloher%20hof?customHeader=true Note that the above urls are not my urls so I cannot