I've problem in ios that loading webpage in UIWebView is getting too slow at first time.It is possible to pre cache the specific webpage when loading the app, Then show that pre cached webpage on where I want in the app.How to fix it ? or Please give any guidelines...
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I've a simple single page application written in just html/css/js. The content of the page is hard coded into the index.html file. I have a service worker so that the webpage can be downloaded and viewed as an app on a mobile device. I am trying to work out how is best to make sure any updates to the index.html file are reflected in the app version that is downloaded. From what I understand, if the user never closes the app, the updates would not appear on the app. Only after closing the app and then reopening it would the updated content be available. Is there a way to force the PWA to update its content even if the app is left open on a mobile device? Or a way to send a notification that an update is available?
Ajax technology must be used on your pages. The key to solving the puzzle is that Ajax loads the data in the background by using JavaScript and XML, so your page never needs to be refreshed.
There is no code to change, so the answer is very general.
I am developing an app where there is a WebView that will be viewed a lot. The people telling me what to do therefore wants the website to load when the app starts, so that it will be ready when the user decides to open the page with the WebView.
One of my ideas were to use a Future<http.Response>, as described Here, but I don't think that will work since WebView expects a string as initialUrl.
Do you have any ideas on how I can achieve this?
Thanks!
I'm creating a Mobile App with JQM and JSP I'm using Bookmark bubble to do this, but I just want to ensure I understand what is happening behind the scenes here.
Is the static HTML generated by my JSP saved locally on the iPhone?
Does clicking on the APP always get fresh info from my online server or does it cache?
I'm assuming it still uses Safari to render? And just hides the toolbar etc?
If instead of hosting this online, I packaged it as an Apple App and it went on App store,
would the device still use safari to render it?
Thanks!
Documentation is at: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/iPhone/Conceptual/SafariJSDatabaseGuide/OfflineApplicationCache/OfflineApplicationCache.html
It's possible to cache the page(s) locally.
I have an application with a UIWebView where I display some html content.
The content is first downloaded from the web, and then saved to the cache in /library/cache for reuse.
The images are also saved to the cache.
The html code that is saved to the cache is changed so that the 'src' code for the image point to the exact folder - where the images have been saved on cache.
When I load the page from the cache, the images doesn't display with iOS 5. I even don't have the "?" icon for missing files. No errors. And it is working perfectly on all other iOS except with the actual iOS 5.
Anyone got an idea or experiencing the same problem ?
Yes im using the loadHTMLString method
I found this in the docs and other topics:
Issue: UIWebView can't load local resources in apps built against 3.0.
When using [UIWebView loadHTMLString:baseURL:], the HTML string should not refer to local resources with the file:// scheme. Instead, pass in NULL or a file:// URL for baseURL:, or include the resources directly in the HTML with <style> and <script> tags.
And Im using [UIWebView loadHTMLString:baseURL:] to load the html from the cache, and my app was build against 3.0
My baseURL was fixed to the url of my server. If now I put 'NULL' in the baseURL, the images are displayed correctly with iOS 5.
What I just don't get is why the images don't get displayed if I put an url for the baseURL, and thus just with iOS 5 - while with the other iOS the image are displayed.
The project has been build and deployed with XCode 4.2 a few month ago - I don't know if this is usefull. It has ever worked ! But the issue with loadHTMLString make me think it was not supposed to work with the other iOS ?!?
Are you loading the Data in the WebView with the loadHTMLString method?
If yes, then you should pass in he baseUrl the NSCachesDirectory