UIWebView -iPhone- (Video)
Learn how to load a web page in a UIWebView on iPhone and show a loading indicator with UIActivityIndicatorView, so Apple approves your app. Video tutorial.
You can download the project from the video tutorial HERE.
In this post you will learn how to load a web page in a “UIWebView” element, using a “UIActivity” element that tells us the web page we passed to the UIWebView is loading. It’s important to do it this way, or to use some other element that shows the page is loading, because if you don’t let the app’s user know that the UIWebView is loading, it can be a reason for Apple to reject your app from the App Store.
Although it’s not essential, we recommend (for those who don’t know it yet) watching these two tutorials:
- Passing Data Between ViewControllers Using StoryBoards and Segues (Video)
- NSTimer in Objective-C -Example- (Video)
Here is the video tutorial:
“UIWebView -iPhone- (Video)” by Ricardo Moya at jarroba.com, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0. Registered at Safe Creative.
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