Further digging leaves me more confused. Because I'm supporting 10.9, there are various features I can't use, so I'm stuck with the auto layout basics, and it's hard to find a good explanation of how

I have my web view displaying correctly, but I've run into a problem in getting the auto layout constraints working correctly. Basically, I build the appropriate web view as a subview of a custom

Thanks for all the tips. I have it all worked out now. John Jens Alfke wrote on 7/2/20 21:39: -- John Brownie Mussau-Emira language, New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea Kouvola, Finland

You'll need two code paths, one that instantiates and runs a WebView, the other that instantiates and runs a WKWebView. Their APIs and functionality are not identical, so it's not just a question of

Yes I could have been more specific, everything worked, all be it with warnings, with both classes of web views being instantiated in code. Sandor

Yes. Prior to 10.12, WKWebView was not available in Interface Builder and could only be instantiated in code. -Owen

I should note that, once I put the WKWebView into the window, there is an error that I hadn't noticed before: error: Class Unavailable: WKWebView before macOS 10.12 (NSCoding support was broken in

Thanks for the reply. Sandor Szatmari wrote on 6/2/20 20:51: I'm still on 10.14.6, Xcode 11.0, current SDK, which I assume is 10.14 (I can't see an option to choose anything but a platform in the SDK

What SDK are you building against? I assuming deployment target of 10.9 and not earlier… What is the exact problem your having? Is it just warnings, or are there compile/link/runtime errors… I

Does anyone know if it is necessary to dispatch_suspend/resume a queue or source when sleep/wake notifications triggered in a macOS app? I've read the docs and done some searching but couldn't find

My app currently supports 10.9, and I want to add a feature that displays an HTML document stored locally (in the bundle). The obvious way is to have a window which contains a web view. However,

I found my stupid error, that I should be calling -setAccessibilityValueDescription:, rather than -setAccessibilityValue: or -setAccessibilityTitle:. A case of reading what I initially found more

Nobody? I've been playing around with the Accessibility Inspector, and it seems that there are both Title and Value which get read out. I don't seem to be able to set the value, though, as it is being

Last week I got the XCTest details sorted out and ended up with an observer class that ends up quite like the iOS AppDelegate does for app start and stop events but for test bundle events. The big

I'm new at accessibility, and have recently been supporting a blind user. One of the tables in my conveys information in shorthand by using colours and styles, which don't come across with VoiceOver.

Google finds this (https://github.com/processing/processing/issues/5655): Is it possible that you have two instances of your app running and they both are somehow required write access to a globally

Hi All, I’m getting this message in the XCode log whenever I run my App: 2020-01-18 11:19:15.773124+0100 SudokuSolverForMac[27373:7517021] flock failed to lock maps file: errno = 35 Should I be

Has anyone successfully gotten this to work to indicate which class to load on target startup? I am using an XCTest target and Apple’s docs for XCTestObservationCenter state that the info.plist

If the address is different it is another instance.

Hi Jon, Thanks a lot! I was just about coming to the same conclusion and was trying to figure out how to get the ViewController from the Window and then your message arrived. That fixed it! All