On Jul 27, 2008, at 9:52 AM, Nicolas L. wrote:
I have to say I'm still not sure why this URL matters to load the
page since the entire contents/data are already in the local
archiv. the URL doesn't need to be accessed, does it...
Might be a question for the WebKit developers.
http://webkit
Hi Jeff,
Replacing that source URL with a random HTTP URL before loading *did*
do the trick. Thank you very much, you saved me a lot of trouble!
I have to say I'm still not sure why this URL matters to load the page
since the entire contents/data are already in the local archiv. the
URL d
Nicolas,
Web archives are actually xml documents, so you can open and view
them in BBEdit, for example. The problem with Test2 is that the value
of "WebResourceURL" is "x-msg://21/". If you change that to a http
URL, such as "http://www.google.com/";, it will load.
Probably your WebView c
Hello!
I am having a really weird problem with WebView and more specifically
getting them to load a WebArchive. My app acquires WebArchives (saved
by Safari, TextEdit, other apps, or from the pasteboard provided by
those apps) and then later tries to load them.
My bug is WebView doesn't s
