A quick note

I am sorry if there havn’t been a lot of updates lately but i am just too busy to work on iwebkit. I am working  at least 10 hours per day 7 days per week so right now i just do not have the energie for it. In a month i will have some vacation time and work on it.

I also ordered a new dell studio xps 16 and i am certain that will make we want to develop again :) .

17 Responses to “A quick note”

  1. Kevin says:

    So how do I make a website?

  2. Tom says:

    **Not sure if this is the correct place to post this but I couldn’t find a forum**

    Hey,

    Thanks for the great work. I considering using iWebKit on a webapp I’m developing and have a couple questions. Are there any plans to make iWebKit work on other mobile browsers (opera mini and blackberries)? Are there any other development platforms similar to iWebKit for other mobile browsers?

    Thanks again.

  3. Tom Arnfeld says:

    Hey!
    Everyone knows this is a hoppy, for all of us!
    Im just looking forward to it lol

  4. Avital P. says:

    Hi,

    I’ve been playing with iWebKit a bit, not sure if this is a bug or by-design but…the popups which have more than one option will generally not work more than once. This also manifests itself more readily when you try to have multiple popups in one page that you trigger using onclick/ontouch events (when you try to use multiple popups as error message, for example).

    By definition, the first time your popup function loads it finds the ‘confirm_screen’ class; but once you close it, the class name changes to ‘confirm_screenclose’ so subsequent calls to popup fail when you try to grab objects with that class name.

    I fixed this problem simply by adding:

    if (o_frame == undefined)
    o_frame = o_popup.getElementsByClassName(‘confirm_screenclose’)[0];

    after line 33 in your javascript file (after the o_frame definition) and things are working fine now.

    Thought I’d let you know! Something to look into when you get a chance and hopefully this post will save someone a headache meanwhile :)

    Cheers!
    –Avital

  5. TiteTie says:

    do you have a Mac OS X version of iWebkit. After all iPhones are Macs

  6. ska_iit says:

    Yes u r right, I did the similar thing to fix the multiple popup issues…
    I also used it with http://cubiq.org/spinning-wheel-on-webkit-for-iphone-ipod-touch/11
    Date picker and made few changes in the css to change the z-index for popup. My webapp looks awesome with the iwebkit and date picker.
    Thanks

  7. Jeepers1993 says:

    Sounds pretty familiar :) . I’m starting developing soon too :) .
    And take some time for your own if you’re that stressed ! :p

  8. iphonedev says:

    any news about 5.0?

  9. Seb J says:

    I actually use this on my MacBook Pro and test my webapps out by uploading them to Air Shairing Pro on my ipod touch. I plan to upload to web later. Great webkit, keep up the good work!

  10. andreas says:

    thank you so much. This was exactly what I needed and more!

  11. lengthy and in depth article but full of useful information

  12. Mehrwald says:

    This is awesome i like iWebKit the most ! Hope we will See more on this nice optimized iPhone Blog :)

  13. James says:

    The software is awesome!!!

  14. Scott Leigh says:

    Does the Webkit include a drop-down menu option?
    I can’t seem to find one…
    Thanks very much,
    Scott

  15. I hope there are updates soon

  16. pattyland says:

    Nice work! I’ve programmed a nice PHP-Lister with the Help of iWebkit

  17. JNevill says:

    Really amazing work. I was able to replicate much of our site on iwebkit in under a day (really about 6-8 hours worth of work). Very solid right out of the box and the fact that the front end of iwebkit is driven 100% with html made it a breeze to pop php in to make everything dynamic. Thank you.

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