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I added the following line into my project's podfile,
pod 'FLWebView'
but I failed to install it with the error message "[!] Unable to find a specification for FLWebView"

would you handle this cocoapods install issue, please?

could you pls make it pod

iOS 8 has a bug that prevents loading from file, but apparently there is a workaround. Two sources:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24882834/wkwebview-not-working-in-ios-8-beta-4/28676439#28676439 (scroll down a little, I guess the code is swift)

https://github.com/shazron/WKWebViewFIleUrlTest (workaround works, according to my tests on iOS 8.4 from /tmp and also from /Library, which probably is better, but the code is too complex for me)

Can you add this workaround to FLWebView (objective-C preferred)? My level isn't good enough to know what I'm doing.

Thanks!

I saw issue #2. Why would you close this issue if you intent to implement it in the future? It's still outstanding...

Please create a pod for this, it's very primitive to be committing someone else code to your repository. It's not something someone else can do, you must submit it to own the repository.

Using xcode 7.0, this project works fine in the simulator for ios 8.1 (iPad 2), but after the splash screen it gets stuck with a white screen for the simulator for ios 9.0 (iPad 2), and for a physical iPad Mini 2 running ios 9.0.1. Any idea where to start looking? Many thanks, Ian.

If somebody tries to launch this app out of the box, they'll see a blank web page and this App Transport Security error in the console:

2017-03-02 03:09:44.183 FLWebView[61199:3566130] failed to load http://www.floatlearning.com/ with error The resource could not be loaded because the App Transport Security policy requires the use of a secure connection.

The easiest fix is to simply change the URL that's loaded to be https.

For example, in your ViewController.m file

    // Just to show *something* on load, we go to our favorite site.
    [[self webView] loadRequestFromString:@"https://gowithfloat.com/"];

(the original website of www.floatlearning.com doesn't have a valid & matching certificate for the domain)

I hope this info helps you!

It crash in it when cordova relative class call webview.scalesPageToFit;
it seems alway call it self, and over the stack.
and I comment the method in UIWebView (FLWebView), It work.
I would test it for any other side effect

The example project seems to include the WebKit.framework as "required".

For an iOS 7 device will this work?

According to these articles this extra step needs to be done:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25897123/including-webkit-framework-for-ios8-fails-validation

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25341238/xcode-6-ios-8-sdk-but-deploy-on-ios-7-uiwebkit-wkwebkit

Which is correct for making your code compatible with an iOS 7 device and later with no issues.