uiwebview

In my iOS app, I'm using a UIWebView and a custom protocol (with my own NSURLProtocol implementation). I've been fairly careful about making sure that whenever I load a url, I load something like this into my UIWebView: myprotocol://myserver/mypath and in my NSURLProtocol implementation, I take a mutable copy of the NSURLRequest, convert the URL to http: and send that to my server. Everything works for HTTP GET requests. The problem I encounter is with POST requests. It seems like the UIWebView doesn't properly encode the form data in the HTTPBody if the request uses my custom protocol. One

I've searched high & low for an answer on this and I can't seem to find an answer or anybody else having the same issue. Hope some one can assist? I have a web page for signup which I'm viewing in an iPhone UIWebView. A user is asking if we can stop capitalization on the first letter of the email address being entered. I thought this didn't matter, but apparently it can for the local-part on some email systems (apparently it's only the domain that is only case insensitive). It seems autocomplete is the culprit. I've tried adding autocomplete="off" to the input element in the html, but iOS is

UPDATE: No longer occurs on iOS 6 beta 1 I am currently working on adapting an existing iOS 4 application with the new iOS 5 SDK. I found a new crash when presenting a UIWebView in a modal view controller that reads a Youtube video. Starting to read the video is fine, but when I try to set it in full screen, I get the following exception : Exception: UIViewControllerHierarchyInconsistency, child view controller:<UIViewController: 0x6aef180> should have parent view controller:<WebViewController: 0x6a706c0> but requested parent is:<MPInlineVideoViewController: 0x6ae5d40> Here is how I

Update Actually I tried to find it from other sources, but there is nowhere clear answer that will be working perfectly. (example : How to request the desktop version of a webpage in Swift 2 ) Please, help up. Provide the answer with the workable example. A WKWebView should solve your problem - you can define it in your code. Do this: var webView : WKWebView! override func loadView() { super.loadView() let config = WKWebViewConfiguration() webView = WKWebView(frame: self.view.frame, configuration: config) self.webView!.uiDelegate = self webView.customUserAgent = "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel

I 'm new to IOS and Objective C. The scenario is I have 2 buttons, which open (with segue) 2 view controllers containing a UIWebview. I thought is better to do it with 1 UIWebView so I tried to pass the request object of the webvew and use only one webview controller. so I got the wwwBtn (UIButton that opens a site) and fbBtn (UIButton that goes to a Facebook URL) my viewController and the wwwWebViewController which contains th UIWebView. Here is how I did it. The viewController.h file : @interface ViewController : UIViewController { UIButton *wwwBtn; UIButton *fbButton; } @property (retain,