uiwebview

iOS 9 introduces App Transport Security (ATS) to encourage the use of secure connections. This is great, but what if my app has a built in web browser that the user should be able to use to connect to any website? For example, the Facebook app allows stories to contain links to external websites. When the user taps such a link, rather than launching Safari, it launches an in-app browser. How can I get this same behavior without enabling the global NSAllowArbitraryLoads flag ? I want all the benefits of enforcing https usage, but want to disable this check in my internal browser. In an ideal

Supposedly, this has not been possible since iOS 6 where you can set the UIWebView's keyboardDisplayRequiresUserAction = NO. I'm using a html 5 webview (Trigger.IO) and building a native plugin but am having difficulty grabbing hold of the UIWebView instance. How do I grab hold of the webview so I can simply do the following: mywebview.keyboardDisplayRequiresUserAction = NO; Probably really simple.. what am I missing? Connorhd Access to the UIWebView isn't something we properly expose in the current version of plugins (but is something we will support soon). For now if you want to try it out

I have a UIWebView that i am loading using loadHTMLString and i need to set cookies on the request header. I know how to do this using loadRequest but not loading the webview with loadHTMLString I don't have the request object. Has anyone done anything like this? There will not be any difference between loading web view from loadRequest vs loadHTMLString method, shouldStartLoadWithRequest method will be called in both cases. You can override your headers there and add header as per your requirements. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24682722/how-to-set-http-header-in-uiwebview-if

I'm using the latest stable releases of Mono/Monotouch/MonoDevelop on a iOS 5.0 iPhone and iPad. I have a UIWebView that in the emulator never crashes however randomly on the actual devices it crashes on EXC_BAD_ACCESS. Based on everything I've read with UIWebViews that most likely occurs when the UIWebView gets disposed before it finishes loading. Here is the code I am using in my ViewDidLoad(): var urlAddress = BASE_URL + _page; var nsURL = new NSUrl(urlAddress); var nsURLRequest = new NSUrlRequest(nsURL); _webView.Tag = 10; _webView.ScalesPageToFit = true; _webView.AutosizesSubviews = true;

I am trying to access a specific URL that requires cookies through UIWebView but I can not access it because cookies are disabled. So I did the following: Enabled cookies: NSHTTPCookieStorage *cookieStorage = [NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage]; [cookieStorage setCookieAcceptPolicy:NSHTTPCookieAcceptPolicyAlways]; Created NSURLConnection and extracted cookies from response: NSArray *cookies = [ NSHTTPCookie cookiesWithResponseHeaderFields: [ httpResponse allHeaderFields ] forURL:response.URL]; [[NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage] setCookies: cookies forURL: response.URL

I want to embed an UIWebView into my MonoTouch application for an area that is not yet implemented natively. In order to authenticate with the website I want to set a cookie containing a key for the current session. I tried creating a NSDictionary with the properties for the Cookie and then create a new NSHttpCookie and add it to the NSHttpCookieStorage.SharedStorage . Sadly the cookie seems to be empty and not used for the request. An example of how to build be cookie with properties and a comment on whether or not this is the simplest way to do this would be greatly appreciated. Whenever I

I have this method here that takes my UIWebView and convert into a PDF and its working well. But when I print off this PDF or email it, its cut off. Its like its only generating what the size of the UIWebView that I set (which is width: 688 & height: 577) If I increase the size of the UIWebView to lets say 900 or 1024 my PDF is empty. My UIWebView is bigger than 577, but in my app, I am able to scroll. Here is method.... -(void)webViewDidFinishLoad:(UIWebView *)webViewPDF { CGRect origframe = webViewPDF.frame; NSString *heightStr = [webViewPDF stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:@"document