uiwebview

I have a mainView that contains : a paginated scrollView, a page Control a close button and each page of the scrollView contains a subview that contains a webView. The user can go left to right from pages to pages, and scroll up and down each webView. But... how can I make the currently displayed webView scroll to top when the user touches the status bar ? EDIT : for iOS4 of course. [yourPaginatedScrollView setScrollsToTop:NO]; [(UIScrollView *)[yourWebView.subviews objectAtIndex:0] setScrollsToTop:YES]; The first line is important too else two scrollviews will be assigned => iOS can't really

I have a UIViewController that contains a UIWebView (OS 3.0). If I load it with file data, as soon as the 'Back Button' is hit and the view is dismissed, I'm seeing EXEC_BAD_ACCESS error with WebCore object releasing 'SharedBuffer' - (void)viewDidLoad { NSString *htmlFile = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:fileName ofType:@"html"]; NSData *fileHtmlData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:htmlFile]; [webView loadData:fileHtmlData MIMEType:@"text/html" textEncodingName:@"UTF-8" baseURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@""]]; } If I change the above to load via request, everything is fine. NSURLRequest

I have to set the external UIScreen's mode to run with the resolution 1024x768. First I search if the screen supports this resolution: if ([[UIScreen screens] count] > 1){ CGSize size1024; size1024.height = 0; size1024.width = 0; UIScreenMode *screenMode1024 = nil; UIScreen *secondScreen = [[UIScreen screens] objectAtIndex:1]; for(int i = 0; i < [[secondScreen availableModes] count]; i++) { UIScreenMode *current = [[[[UIScreen screens] objectAtIndex:1] availableModes] objectAtIndex: i]; if (current.size.width == 1024.0 && current.size.height == 768.0) { size1024 = current.size; screenMode1024

I want to add custom button on webView. they should also should be there when i try anything in url. how is it possible?? basically i want to put buttons on uiwebView and they are custom buttons //edited code... I am doing this...here link is appearing but method is not getting called...and there wasnot any error in your code ..:) NSString *imagePath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] resourcePath]; imagePath = [imagePath stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"/" withString:@"//"]; imagePath = [imagePath stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@" " withString:@"%20"]; NSString *HTMLData = @"<html<a href=\

I'm using a UIWebView to display images in base64 ( http://www.abluestar.com/utilities/encode_base64/index.php ). The UIWebView is set to "Scales Page To Fit" and Mode is "Left". The image might be 400px wide but once rendered in the UiWebView, it takes up not even half of the screen. I need to do something like style="width:800px;..." before it begins to take up most of the screen and is readable (because it isn't so small). Is this the right way? Why does the image shrink in the UIWebView and I have to then stretch it? The best way I've found to counter this is to use this meta tag in my

I am creating an epub reader on IOS platform. Basically, it uses UIWebview to display epub files, I read the code of open source Aepubreader and find it's very good but not text based. I want to make it text based and page turn like iBooks. So I try to refine the Aepubreader The basic logic flow is unzip the epub file. parse the meta data(opf,toc file). load html files by UIWebView and bind it to UIPageViewController Everything works good except the performance. Supposing the epub has ten html files(file1 - file10). file1 ~ file9 is small size(like 100k), but file 10 is 1MB. when I read to the

Is there anyway of getting iphone/iPad to access XMLHTTPRequests, i.e. ajax responses from a web page within UIWebView. I've tried a couple of solutions out there where the response url is changed so that the app can identify that it is indeed an ajax response. I'm new to ajax but I'm keen to learn. I just wandered if anyone could tell me the correlation between responses from ajax and the receiving browser. Getting it to work through the iOS's uiwebview would be an added bonus. So far I'm trying ajax_handler.js var s_ajaxListener = new Object(); s_ajaxListener.tempOpen = XMLHttpRequest

I would like to show Content in the UIWebView, which I have added to the Project. (for example an image) I know how to set a text in the UIWebView, but I would like to add images or a video which I have added to the project. Ok, I am assuming you are using loadHTMLString to set the HTML on your UIWebView . So to reference images that are stored in your App bundle, you just need to get the right path to put in your img tag. So get the path string: NSString * imgPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:nameOfImage ofType:@"jpg"]; Format some HTML with an image tag: NSString * html =

I have a migration issue from UIViewView to WKWebView, detecting the Scroll View reached bottom when using WKWebView. Prior to WKWebView I used the UIScrollViewDelegate detecting wether the User had seen all of the content by scrolling till the end of the WebView. If he did, the "confirm" button was enabled. iPhone - knowing if a UIScrollView reached the top or bottom Now with WKWebView this doesn't work anymore. I guess the reason is, when using a WKWebView and load a html string, it scales the view down for full visiblity of the content. So I had to set the viewport by appending it to the