Thanks for the info.
The discussion there is about a bridge that sits between the app and
webview. The webviews I tested (Cordova CDVUIWebview and WKWebview and
Ionics WKWebview which has the same class name) implement the interface
CDVWebViewEngineProtocol. I can´t get a feeling what needs to be
Previous discussion leading up to that blog post is here:
https://markmail.org/message/fxe6q6nnernvr6h6
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risingj.com
On Fri, Jan 11, 2019 at 6:05 AM Niklas Merz wrote:
> I have looked around in cordova-ios and found a way to switch the webview
> at runtime. As far as I understo
I have looked around in cordova-ios and found a way to switch the webview at
runtime. As far as I understood how cordova-ios works it, is enough to set the
name of the new webview and call the right method to reload the webview.
We have built a plugin which does that for our use case:
https://g
As far as I know, WKWebView was going to be integrated into cordova-ios,
and as I understand it, it's not going to be a real plugin, but a method in
cordova-ios to switch the webview at runtime.
Looking at cordova-ios repo I couldn't find anything about the WKWebView
integration, so looks like nob
Hi everyone,
I am working on implementing WKWebView into our app right now. This blog
post announced changes to cordova-ios and a "bridge" plugin:
https://cordova.apache.org/news/2018/08/01/future-cordova-ios-webview.html
Is this plugin already in development? Can I test it or contribute to
devel
