Re: WebView using generated HTML string with Images
Re: WebView using generated HTML string with Images
- Subject: Re: WebView using generated HTML string with Images
- From: "Joe Goh" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 May 2007 09:19:05 +0800
On 5/27/07, Steve Sheets <email@hidden> wrote:
When this code originally started, I tried to use Web Resources to do what
you described. However, after advice from other programmers, I was told not
to attempt this since there was no good way to create a Web Archive or Web
Resource.
Actually, its pretty easy to create a WebResource. This is code taken
from my app (with variable names slightly modified).
WebResource *myWebResource = [[WebResource alloc] initWithData:yourImageData
URL:sourceURL
MIMEType:mimeType
textEncodingName:nil
frameName:nil];
[[[self mainFrame] dataSource] addSubresource:myWebResource];
I understand how to add the SubResource, but what do you mean
about "generate a unique URL for each image.". This is the part that
confuses me
The URL used in the initWithData: method must be unique because WebKit
would otherwise confuse the images you're sending to it.
Basically, for each image that you're sending to WebKit, just create a
unique URL in the form of an NSString for it, something like this:
x-coredata://F977925C-C8F3-4BD0-B37A-D8F85853267F/Attachment/p9
This is actual output from my app. This is really easy to generate if
you're using CoreData, as CoreData has a URIRepresentation method that
does this automatically.
Have fun!
Joe Goh
FunkeeMonk Technology
http://www.funkeemonk.com/
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