I'm displaying a web page in a UIWebView inside an app. There are links in the UIWebView which are no longer clickable as of iOS 10. Some elements of the page I can interact with, but others I cannot so I don't know if its a java script issue or what (I'm not the programmer of the web page, just the app)
I do not have this issue with earlier versions of iOS (9 and less)
I have tried UIWebView, and WKWebView. It does work in SafariViewController but this doesn't give me the flexibility that I want
Using Objective C
Tried targeting iOS 8, 9, 10 ~ same issue
*Also if I goto the page in regular Safari Browser it does work, so it seems like some kind of issue with UIWebView
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Description
I'm trying to test RStudio Connect 1.4.2-15-x86_64.rpm.
I write Rmarkdown document which is well compiled as on Windows (dev platform) as on CentOS (server platform). This document is much longer than web screen height.
While content of document well scrolled on Android mobile and all PC platforms and browsers, I have issue with vertical page scrolling at mobile iOS (iPhone & iPad). Content outside physical window is hidden.
I tried all popular browser on iOS like Safari, Opera, Yandex, Mozilla. The same situation happened in all browsers. It feels that error is at iOS web rendering engine level. Looks like issue 'IPad Scroll Issues with Fixed Content'.
Question: How I can workaround it at R\package\css\pandoc level?
P.S. I've created short video snapshot with Good scrolling at Desktop browser and Broken scrolling at iOS browser.
I have an HTML animation created using Adobe Edge Animate that plays fine in my desktop browser version of Safari (9.0.1)
It doesn't work on the iPad platform it is targeted at, and it transpires that some of the image names in the assets folder are not capitalised. The HTML is calling for 'pasted.svg' for example and the file is called 'Pasted.svg'
OS Safari seems to be using some kind of fuzzy logic to be kind to the developer and is working out which image to use. iOS is not, which doesnt help me bugtest.
Is there a way I can duplicate this behaviour on OS Safari so I dont need to keep loading up to the iPad to test if the animations will work?
Thanks
Background: I'm using the custom pin share URL as you can see in the example below.
Problem: This share URL works on every single operating system and browser except Safari on iOS. It works in all other browsers on iOS, and it works in Safari on all other operating systems.
Example Link: https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=http://redefiningmom.com/the-real-reason-i-left-corporate-america/&media=http%3A%2F%2Fredefiningmom.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2016%2F01%2Freal-reason-i-left-corporate-america-pinterest.jpg&description=After+ten+years%2C+I+quit+my+job+in+Corporate+America.+Find+out+the+real+reason+I+left+Corporate+America+and+how+you+can+too.
Desired/Usual Behavior: This link would open a share dialogue leading to the creation of a rich pin with a large image, a description, and a link back to the webpage.
Undesired Behavior: Only on Safari on iOS this opens a share dialogue leading to the creation of a non-rich pin with a large image, a description and a link to the image, not the web page.
How do I fix this?
Using an iPhone 5S with iOS 9.2.1 (the latest), the pages look exactly the same on Chrome and Safari:
Here is our development website.
On iPhone 6 or 5, using Google Chrome, we experience the following symptoms:
The page "jumps" randomly when touching links or buttons.
Sometimes, buttons and tabs do not work.
This also happens sometimes on other sites, such as Medium.com, but not with all websites.
These issues are not present on Safari or on Chrome but on Android.
We are not sure if this is a problem with our website coding or with Chrome on iOS. I did some searching but did not find any issues similar to ours.
my service has a problem.
When user get web page through mobile safari that has a lot of html and js codes, and touch input text to type a text, keyboard popup doesn't show up and safari app stops.
Is this performance issue(because of a lot of html and js codes)? or iOS safari bugs?
When I do using Chrome or though desktop, there is no problem.
I had a similar problem on iOS 7 (while everything was okay on iOS 6): in my case, the keyboard took long (about 10 seconds) to show up and Safari was frozen during that time.
I solved the problem by upgrading to newer versions of jquery and jquerymobile, in my case from jquery 1.8.3 to 1.10.2 and from jquerymobile 1.2.0 to 1.3.2
That is to say, this solution might work for you if you use jquery and jquerymobile.