Does anyone know how to parse html content of a webview in BlackBerry? I am reading html content from a url. I want to add or delete some contents and then show it.
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I have a webview in my UWP windows store app. It recognises html content and renders accordingly. Now I need this webview to be editable. Please help someone.
Have a local html file which has body as contenteditable div and using WebView.NavigateToLocalStreamUri method (Here's the Sample), navigate to this page.Then set the div's content with your string. Also refer WebView.InvokeScriptAsync and ScriptNotify to inject and retreive data from webview.
The WebView is for displaying HTML content only. You'll need to use a different control for editing HTML.
Out of the box there's nothing specific for this. The nearest is the RichTextBox but you'll need to convert what this creates from RTF to HTML. This answer to a similar question points to this guide on how to do it.
you can "inject" javascript to the webview when navigation complete.
the inject script you can do the logic you want in .and you can inject this in the NavigateComplete Event.
WebView1.CoreWebView2.NavigateToString( "<HTML><HEAD/><BODY contentEditable='true'>Hello 2</BODY></HTML>" );
I'm making a custom simple web browser for Android and needed to capture the content of every page the user browses and manipulate it before rendering so that it displays as expected.
What is the best place to listen to or be hooked to, and how can I get the html response before webview render it.
my webview displays a pdf file that has bookmarks for certain pages. How to I get the code to automatically scroll to the page of a particular bookmark in the pdf?
You better use iOS PDF viewers. (E.g. FastPdfKit)
I have a PDF rendering app that loads PDF content from a URL (CGPDFDocumentCreateWithURL). The PDF loads fine, and I can display on screen no problem. These PDF also contain text for searching. I'm trying to make this comtent visible to the VoiceOver API. I've never worked with this frameowrk before.
Anyone have any hints or links that can help me get started?
If you have access to the text from the particular PDF page, you can set the accessibilityValue of the view you are using to display the page to the text value. This will then read the contents out.
If for some reason your PDF view is not accessible to voiceover, you can use an overlay view, and update its accessibility value as you change pages.
If my app creates and edits outline-style XML documents, can the documents be rendered in a UIWebView and edited, while rendered, in that same view?
A Javascript-based XML editor might work inside a UIWebView. Have a look at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/378205/web-xml-editor-with-xml-syntax-highlighting for a list.