Davidap,
You must first understand what kind of data you have and how that data would be
shared with users.
The “Application Support” folders — both in /Library and in ~/Library (“~”
means “current user”) — are meant for files that are needed by the application
but shouldn’t be stored in the
Thanks Alex, Markus.
Markus, yes, it appears the WKWebView subclass is becoming first responder. I
added a log statement that is being hit when the window is shown.
Alex, yes, I am trying to isolate as much as possible, but this is a client
application that cannot run outside its server
Hi Rob. One thing that I learned back in QA is that when we have a working
sample and one non-working one, duplicate both, point your app to use them, &
start removing items from the one that doesn’t work until you get back down to
either it working or end up with identical items in the working
On 4/15/21 4:42 PM, Robert Walsh via Cocoa-dev wrote:
I have an Objective-C application that creates a WKWebView to collect form
input. The
form has a label, an input (password) field, and two buttons. When the form is
shown
inside the web view by the application, the user can click the
I have an Objective-C application that creates a WKWebView to collect form
input. The form has a label, an input (password) field, and two buttons. When
the form is shown inside the web view by the application, the user can click
the buttons but cannot enter text into the input field. The
I'm not sure to understand why you think a folder whose path is
/Users/Shared could not be used to share things among users.
If the issue you see is that once a user creates a file or directory
in /Users/Shared, only this user can manipulate them, just change the
POSIX permissions to make them
But in / Users / Shared I need to know which user installed the
application. How to share application data with users, I guess there
must be an easier way or some way to ask for root privileges to use ~ /
Library / Application Support / com.example.MyApp / directory with
localDomainMask.
with localDomainMask is precisely the one that gives me the writing error
Davidap
El 14/4/21 a las 19:26, Marco S Hyman escribió:
Our app isn't sandboxed, but when I try to create a "/Library/Application
Support/NewFolder" folder in there I get the following message:
/*You don't have
Becouse is not a good place for sharing things since it is not accessible by
anyone but the ~ user.
Davidap
El 14/4/21 a las 18:41, Ben Kennedy escribió:
On 14 Apr 2021, at 1:14 am, Davidap via Cocoa-dev
wrote:
Apple say:
[...] For example, if your app is named MyApp and has the bundle
