I have a valid SSL certificate, provider DigiCert. No problems.
When I visit my webapp on the iPad I recently found out that some parts was not working properly. Going further debugging, I connected the iPad to the Mac so i could use the web dev tool and found then the following:
I really don't get this? Why does it block these, even analytics and fonts from Google?
I receive no such errors on any other browsers or devices than this new iPad 2 mini.
Testing with an older iPad 2nd gen, it works.
Is the date and time configuration of the ipad right?
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Since iOS 13 iPads identify themselves as Macs in the user agent.
Unfortunately I have a web service that DOES NOT WORK on an iPad. It is not my service, not my code, and I can't have any detection or redirection done in that service so checking for touch isn't an option. I really need to redirect from .htaccess as any code that runs after that is outside of my control.
Is there any way for me to redirect iPads to a different site without redirecting actual Macs?
I have a website and client says it is not working on his iPhone6 browser. Tested layout with chrome dev tools, but most likely problem is not in layout, but some js error occurred.
I have a linux desktop and android device. Is there any way to install/emulate iOS anywhere?
UPD
Ok, this is impossible without device or laptop with iOS. I'll try to install it on vmware or virtualbox.
UPD2
One more way to see the error - setup sentry to log js errors and ask client to test it again
iOS could be emulated only through Xcode on Mac OS.
Even though, you always can emulate Mac OS ;)
I had the same problem. This website saved me: https://appetize.io/app/standalone_2p3b4d0weqbr42d31n6cfqby74?device=iphone8&scale=75&orientation=portrait&osVersion=13.7
The emulator that you see on the front page only works for 60 seconds but if you sign up (and don't choose a paid subscription) you can still test it for free in an emulator that can run for longer time. There you can also choose phone type, iOS version etc...
TL;DR: I can run our app in development mode through VS2015 with remote debugging on the iPhone 5c that I have, but I cannot do the same on the iPhone 4s.
I'm having some difficulty getting a Cordova powered hybrid app to deploy on one particular device in my development environment... However I'm unsure if this is something I'm doing wrong or if there's some compatibility issue here. Posting a question here in the hopes that someone can help me work out what's going on.
Just for some background: The app in question was created using Intel XDK, then ported across to Visual Studio 2015 when Intel recently removed some of XDK's "Debug" functionality. A few things needed to be adapted, but the project does still include some of Intel's JS code as it was in the original project.
My environment includes:
Windows 10 Pro (primary desktop)
Apple Mac Mini with OSX "El Capitan" 10.11.6 (on the network as a build server)
iPhone 5c with iOS 8.3
iPhone 4s with iOS 9.0.2
While configuring this environment, I followed the instructions here. The remotebuild agent is configured to use http only to keep it simple, since this is all contained within a corporate network anyway.
After this I could run our app on the iPhone 5c without any problems, but trying to run it on the iPhone 4s gives an error in VS2015 stating:
Failed to deploy iOS remote for <project_path>\bld\ios\Debug\buildInfo.json to http://10.66.7.23:3000/cordova:
Error from http get [object Object]: Error: socket hang up
Note: There are no errors in the remotebuild console output on the Mac and VS builds the project correctly, but then fails to deploy it.
I've also tried multiple Provisioning Profiles on both devices, installed using iTunes, Xcode or Apple Configurator 2; but thanks to the provisioning profiles not showing up on devices with iOS 8 or newer, I can't even verify that they're installed at all.
Both of these devices can install and run the previous version of this app (available in app stores), but I need to be able to inspect the DOM in real-time, because even though they have the same screen size, the responsive break points are behaving differently.
So, before I pull out what little hair I do have left, please could somebody help me work out what the hell is going on here?? I've been fighting with this for over a week now and I feel like I'm going round in circles.
After all this backwards and forwards with the iPhone 4s, it turns out the device itself was actually faulty. Somehow this had translated to having a version of iOS that was not installed correctly, which resulted in software issues for apps running on the device.
This was not immediately apparent to us because of the unfortunate lack of devices we had access to for testing, but since I managed to get my hands on an iPad Mini with 9.3.5 and an iPhone 6 with 10.2.1, we've managed to verify our app's compatibility with the newer OS versions.
Anyways, in closing I just wanted to say a massive thank you for all the suggestions and ideas I got in the question comments (especially #Gandhi, sorry about the bounty story, I still feel like you deserve that just for being so helpful).
Despite the fact that my particular issue was not something that could be resolved here on SO, I have still learned a great deal during this process and I am so very grateful.
Even the answer is already posted by the Questioner himself, I m still posting mine for the benefit of others.
When a build deploys fine on one device running on iOS 8 and not on the one running on iOS 9, it could either be problem with iOS version due to the security changes or it could be the device compatibility problem.
In such case, the quick way to narrow down the problem is to test the build on other device with the same version (iOS 9). But unfortunately in #Zalithka's case he dint had device to test. But if someone encounters such problem, try out in different devices to narrow down the problem quickly and nail it.
I submitted my first iOS app to Apple Store and the review team has rejected me because:
Your app crashes on iPad and iPhone running iOS 9.3.4 connected to an IPv6 network
My problem is that I can not reproduce the error.
I have a iPhone 5 (iOS 9.3.4) and the environment as shown in the screenshots.
Is my iPhone5 working in IPv6?
Mac Mini Configuration (Bridge)
iPhone 5 Connection2 (Is it normal to appear that IPv4 assigned?)
I fix my issue. There was an error on my web service server (1&1).
But I never did my application to fail in my test environment. I think it was well set up from the beginning, but no one could confirm.
Thanks for help!
Problem: So I have that website which is developed with Google Web Toolkit (gwt). However, since the recent patch, the application freezes at a certain point for iPhone5 users with Safari. Other iOS-Devices like iPad seem to work fine so far.
My approach:
However, since I do not have an iPhone, I tried various online tools simulating websites on the iPhone but neither of them is having any trouble. Then I tried the Chrome's built-in device emulator which did not cause any trouble, as well.
Question: Is there any way, I can debug this case or at least reproduce it given the fact that I do not have access to an iPhone?
In case the answer is 'no': how can I debug a freezing Safari given the fact that I get access to an iPhone?
Bonus question: Why do the iPhone emulators not freeze? At least I would expect them to behave in a strange way or give me some message, that something might be wrong.
Solved the problem by using browserstack.com, which emulates an OS environment in-browser, where I could use the iPhone-Dev-Tools. Other browser-based emulators did not work as they did not emulate the OS and thus did not recreate the errors described.