I have successfully embedded CefSharp in win form application using VS-2008 i am loading a jQueryMobile based webpage in webView which uses #id based ajax calls. which are not working in webView.
Is there any way to disable the security so i can load local files in the webview ?
got the answer by my self just needed a single line to do it
_browserSettings.FileAccessFromFileUrlsAllowed = true;
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Hi im using Xamarin forms webview and i had a specific url which is developed by my company when ever im loading the url the webview is returning empty screen can someone help me with this?
First of all the URLs must be fully formed with the protocol specified (i.e. it must have "http://" or "https://" prepended to it).
var browser = new WebView
{
Source = "http://xamarin.com"
};
Check your webview layout. Maybe is not have a good position in xaml.
For ios check NSAppTransportSecurity if the url is not https.
If you want open the browser tab inside your app check this
https://askxammy.com/customizing-browser-appearance-in-xamarin-forms/
We are trying to intercept in Xamarin Get API calls done in WebView.
The reason we do it - is we want to implement such flow:
for Example:
there is index.html that we are navigating to in newly opened WebView in Xamarin. And this index.html has let's say 2 resources: 1) abc.css and 2) def.js files. When WebView container will load index.html it will try to load this to files by making two Get API call, and we want to create interceptor on Xamarin side which will check: 1) if there is abc.css exists in Xamarin app 2) if yes stop loading it from server, but provide it to WebView instead.
Can we create such kind of interceptor in Xamarin?
I did my research and I found that Xamarin can intercept Navigating events, but this is very different to Get API calls.
I have a question similar to this WebView Windows Store App C# Ajax Not Working
I am loading a local html file onto WebView using :
webView.NavigateToLocalStreamUri(pageUri, localUriResolver_);
I am trying to make a ajax call to remote server. I am getting an error with status=0.
I tried with both jquery and plain XmlHttpRequest, results are same. I am not able to get remote file content.
At the same time, I am able to load local file. As all local files are redirected to my "localUriResolver", i am able to resolve the url and provide the content to ajax call.
Coming to remote content, I know this is cross domain request issue.
Is there a way to get around it on Windows 8.1 WebView. Is there some flag to override the cross-domain origin policy.
Thanks
I believe I am running into the same issue right now. It would appear as though my ajax request is not completing.
I see that our API is hit on our server but the complete callback of my jQuery ajax request is never triggered.
Currently investigating why, please update this if you've found a work around or solution.
How to cache a webpage locally on an Android phone with app made by App Inventor? I'm actually making a web browser app for Android and I want it load my website without internet! Please help!!!
Dowload the HTML content of the page and then display it .
WebView mWebView = null;
mWebView = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.webview);
mWebView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
mWebView.loadUrl("yourhtmlfilepath");
dont forget to add file:/// before path
I am developing a web application and while working on a desktop, I am used to force reloading pages using Ctrl-F5 in the browser to clear any cached copies when I make changes to javascript files.
I am not able to do that in mobile browsers since they don't have a Ctrl-F5 or forced reload feature. I want to refrain from using version numbers in the javascript's querystrings to force a reload files whenever I make changes.
Is there any client-side or server-side way to force a mobile browser to refresh javascripts when reloading a webpage?
Sure. The following method can be used to load in a JavaScript file programmatically.
function LoadJsFile(jsUrl)
{
var script = document.createElement("script");
script.setAttribute("type", "text/javascript");
script.setAttribute("src", request);
document.body.appendChild(script);
}