Im trying to pass multiple things from a webpage inside a UIWebView back to my iPhone app via the shouldStartLoadWithRequest method of the UIWebView.
Basically my we
No, iframe's url changing won't trigger shouldOverrideUrlLoading, at least no in Android 2.2.
iFrame = document.createElement("IFRAME");
iFrame.setAttribute("src", "command://foo=bar");
document.body.appendChild(iFrame);
iFrame.parentNode.removeChild(iFrame);
iFrame = null;
So this creates an iframe, sets its source to a command im trying to pass to the app, then as soon as its appended to the body shouldStartLoadWithRequest gets called, then we remove the iframe from the body, and set it to null to free up the memory.
I also tested this on an Android webview using shouldOverrideUrlLoading and it also worked properly!
I struck this problem also and here is my solution that works for me. All my JavaScript functions use this function __js2oc(msg) to pass data and events to Objective-C via shouldStartLoadWithRequest: P.S. replace "command:" with your "appname:" trigger you use.
/* iPhone JS2Objective-C bridge interface */
var __js2oc_wait = 300; // min delay between calls in milliseconds
var __prev_t = 0;
function __js2oc(m) {
// It's a VERY NARROW Bridge so traffic must be throttled
var __now = new Date();
var __curr_t = __now.getTime();
var __diff_t = __curr_t - __prev_t;
if (__diff_t > __js2oc_wait) {
__prev_t = __curr_t;
window.location.href = "command:" + m;
} else {
__prev_t = __curr_t + __js2oc_wait - __diff_t;
setTimeout( function() {
window.location.href = "command:" + m;
}, (__js2oc_wait - __diff_t));
}
}