I am needing to add HTTP headers to any URL request from a WebView.
I've got it working for direct URLs, but redirect URLs are being missed.
I've tried spawning a NSURLConnection and catching the redirected URL
there, and that works, but I can't seem to stop the original WebView
request, so
If you want to do it for every request inside a WebView, why not just implement
the resource load delegate method this way:
- (NSURLRequest *)webView:(WebView *)sender resource:(id)identifier
willSendRequest:(NSURLRequest *)request redirectResponse:(NSURLResponse
*)redirectResponse
Currently, every WebKit port has to implement its own content sniffing
algorithm. This is problematic for compatibility and security. We
should implement a content sniffing algorithm in WebCore so that it
can be used by every port.
Background
A number of web servers don't properly set the
On Fri, 2008-10-03 at 18:40 +0300, Konsta Kokkinen wrote:
I've been searching how to use webkit as plain as possible: My program
creates a X window
(I'm using gentoo linux) and commands webkit to render page I'm wanting to
that window,
nothing else. Yes, I'm NOT wanting to use qt or gtk
Hi Folks,
There is an exciting opportunity available in the BayArea for some
development using Webkit and GTK. If anyone is interested in this
opportunity, please contact me off-list
to discuss.
Thanks!
-James
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On Oct 9, 2008, at 1:38 PM, Adam Barth wrote:
Currently, every WebKit port has to implement its own content sniffing
algorithm. This is problematic for compatibility and security. We
should implement a content sniffing algorithm in WebCore so that it
can be used by every port.
Yah! I was
Hi all,
I'm new on the list, my name is Alvaro, I'm the developer for the
FireSymfony extension for Firebug. The tool it's used to debug projects made
with symfony inside Firebug.
With the new version of Web Inspector I tried to extend it and add my custom
panel, and I see that it was possible
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