Well, I now have the solution and it had nothing to do with
requestFocusNodeHref() and a lot to do with using javascript. But I
believe I was right about my code being in the call tree of
loadDataWithBaseUrl().
What I had to do was turn on Javascript by using this code:
WebSettings settings = we
Well, I'm either stumping everyone or have asked a stupid
question ;^)...
I think the problem may be that the call to loadDataWithBaseUrl() is
within the WebView's webViewClient.shouldOverrideUrlLoading() method
and therefore cannot run the javascript at that point.
I'm now investigating using c
I have googled for strings like "WebView internal link", read the
FAQs, and read the online docs for WebView, WebSettings,
WebViewClient, WebChromeClent and still I have not been able to
determine how to make the web pages I have generated (which contain
internal links [i.e., tags]) jump to an in
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I am using the .loadDataWithBaseUrl()
method. I assume that if I had used the loadUrl() this would not be
an issue but I need to generate the HTML that is to be displayed in
the WebVew.
BTW, I tried appending the fragment (i.e., "#12" to the end of the
base URL an
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