You have most of it. Just add a call to the JavaScript function from
your code like this:
mWebView.loadUrl(javascript:bookBtn();) ;
That will fire the function just like if you did it in the address bar
of a browser.
Mark Murphy has this method documented in one of his books (http://
First, have you tried javascript:loadTOC*()* instead of javascript:loadTOC.
You forgot the open and close braces.
Secondly, i'm not sure what your script does.
You want to execute an anonymous function when your document finished
loading. This anonymous function just declares another function
If you're having trouble debugging the JavaScript and HTML portion of
your webview, you can always load that portion in a browser and use
the standard debugging tools it provides to reveal errors. The
debugging capabilities of webview are pretty limited. Do check your
logs for JavaScript errors
Thnx!!
That was too easy. I added the brackets then moved the function to the
body and now it sees (fires) the function.
Thanx for the help!!
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