Yep, I since discovered the same thing. The account owner (not me) was able to create Developer ID certs, but there’s still a problem - because she requested the cert (using Keychain Access), when I

It’s missing for me on my “regular” Apple ID team role. However, when I logged in as the account owner (team agent), the extra Developer ID option was shown. I’m pretty sure this is

Hi all, Run into another code signing issue. I distribute an app outside the App Store, so I use a Developer ID to sign it. Suddenly, the option to do this disappeared from XCode. When I attempt it, I

iOS 11. I created MySchemeHandler, which implements the WKURLSchemeHandler protocol; methods just do NSLog(). NSString *myScheme = @"myScheme"; [wkWebView.configuration setURLSchemeHandler:

I change an iOS app from UIWebView to WKWebView. 1. The Simulator (iPhone SE) complains: could not create directory

A couple of things I notice: 1. You seem to be trying several variants on the base or full file URLs without success. Are you generating the paths via NSURL so that they are formatted correctly? This

htmlString actually looks like: … <base href=“file:/absolut/path/to/PicturesFolder/“ /> … <img alt=“alternate” src=“./image67.gif" /> … I also tried (following the suggestion from

Another thing that just occurred to me — since there is no base URL, there’s nothing to resolve the path relative to. (Yes it’s an absolute path, but that’s still a relative URL.) Try using

Is /path/to/myImage.gif a full path or a partial path? I ask because you didn't specify a base URL. Do the path components have the correct case if the image is on a case-sensitive volume?

The only way I can make WKWebView work properly is: htmlString = … write htmlString to tempUrl [ wkWebView loadFileURL: tempUrl allowingReadAccessToURL: common root of tempUrl and imagesUrl ] I

WKWebView has more security, so it probably disallows filesystem access. Or at least you may need to configure something about the “origin” or “security domain” to enable it. Or setting the

[ wkWebView loadHTMLString: htmlString baseURL: nil ]; htmlString contains: …<img alt=“alternate” src=“/path/to/myImage.gif” /> …. WKWebView just shows a rectangle containing:

Correction: this is only called once (after loadHTMLString:baseURL:) with navigationType = WKNavigationTypeOther; and also when clicking on a link with scheme ≠ file with navigationType =

Called once; never called when I click on a link.

WKPrivateNavigationDelegate webView:decidePolicyForNavigationAction?

The documentation says: “In apps that run in macOS 10 and later, use the WKWebView class instead of using WebView.” “In apps that run in iOS 8 and later, use the WKWebView class instead of

I would like to build an object similar to a IB "Container View", but which stores a list of contained views and can transition from one to another. Ideally, the view would contain an outlet

I just tried again - and it is working for me too. Probably just a temporary problem. Sorry for the noise. Gerriet.

It’s working for me. I would try logging out, and go in via the link at the bottom of the main developer.apple.com page (which has an extra step).

Logging in to: https://bugreport.apple.com I get a page “Bug Reporter” which does *not* lists my bugs, but just contains one line: “Apple Developer Program Support.”, which is a link to: