In config.xml, <content src="http://mysite.com"; /> <allow-navigation href="http://mysite.com"; />
... does not work for you? Also, ErrorUrl support: https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf?p=cordova-docs.git;a=blobdiff;f=docs/en/edge/guide/platforms/ios/config.md;h=6b05869c4eec7418dee7fe8e16089ea6474d3a35;hp=e0e0a73fd0a85cb5dce2ba35df75c105ad243e69;hb=83a113c;hpb=281dc5f7c5911f9474241c3f79eb25cc9ae65c08 On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Brad Reynolds <[email protected]> wrote: > We built a Cordova app that wraps a remote site. The only HTML page > bundled in our app redirects to our remote site on load. I was new to > Cordova at the time and was looking for the fastest way possible to get the > app out the door. To do so I modified the generated iOS and Android > projects with the hooks I felt I needed in order to inject Cordova > components and plugins into the remote site. It seems to be working for us > and has been accepted by both app stores. > > I'd like to package up the modifications for this as a plugin as we plan to > build other apps in the same manner. I've been familiarizing myself with > the plugin architecture and am not sure if what I need is exposed on both > platforms and thus this email to the dev list. I'm looking for guidance on > how to implement the hooks I've listed below as a plugin. The end goal is > to inject the Cordova components and plugins and allow the user to retry > loading the site upon error. Below are details of the changes I made. I'm > going to keep digging on my own but any direction would be greatly > appreciated. > > Thanks, > Brad Reynolds > > ## iOS > > iOS was pretty simple to get up and running. The generated > MainViewController had page life cycle methods that I was able to easily > hook into and inject Cordova. > > ### MainViewController.m Changes: > > 1. Implemented `webViewDidFinishLoad:(UIWebView *)theWebView` to inject > Cordova components. > > To allow the user to retry reloading the current page upon failure: > > 1. Implemented `webView:(UIWebView *)theWebView > didFailLoadWithError:(NSError *)error`. > > ## Android > > Android was more difficult or at least I had to look for something other > than page events. The end result was I used Android's > `@JavascriptInterface` mechanism to make a JS object available that would > inject Cordova into the current page. As a result all loaded pages needed > to look for this object and invoke an initialization function on it. > > 1. Subclassed SystemWebViewEngine and added config.xml entry to use our > engine. > 2. Subclassed SystemWebView and returned from our engine. > 3. Within our SystemWebView subclass added a JavascriptInterface providing > a hook back into Android. When invoked this told the Adroid code it was > time to inject Cordova. > > To allow the user to retry reloading the current page: > > 1. Implemented MainActivity.onReceivedError(...). --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
