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State Thirteen
Nov 15, 2013, 8:01:14 AM11/15/13
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Hi,
mypage is an HTML content without headers and <html> <body> tags.
I am getting a blank white screen on iPad ios 6.0.1 when setting page with setPage() WebBrowser method.
The same code doesn't have this issue on Android device.
myWb.setPage("<html><body>"+mypage+"</body></html>");
mypage is an HTML content without headers and <html> <body> tags.
Should I put some specific headers for the iOS browser?
"ios.application_exits false" still doesn't work on the same iPad device.
Could it be something wrong with the device?
State Thirteen
Nov 15, 2013, 1:41:20 PM11/15/13
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Additional info. I am also using this code and call .setPage() in postResponse method of the ConnectionRequest
((BrowserComponent) myWb.getInternal()).setPinchToZoomEnabled(false);f.addComponent(BorderLayout.CENTER, myWb);
f.putClientProperty("MyWeb", myWb);
((BrowserComponent) myWb.getInternal()).setBrowserNavigationCallback(...);
Shai Almog
Nov 15, 2013, 4:21:46 PM11/15/13
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Hi,
iOS devices are far more sensitive to HTML syntax than Android devices. I suggest creating an actual HTML file and using that.
Applications should just restore themselves assuming you have the lifecycle object defined correctly and don't have any major background threads still running after stop() is invoked.
iOS devices are far more sensitive to HTML syntax than Android devices. I suggest creating an actual HTML file and using that.
Applications should just restore themselves assuming you have the lifecycle object defined correctly and don't have any major background threads still running after stop() is invoked.
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