Showing UIToolbar with Custom URL

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xparte Aspiring developer Posts: 50 Reg: May 08, 2012 location unknow... 2,450	confirm \| cancel 10/17/12 05:20 PM (13 years ago) Showing UIToolbar with Custom URL Hi, Has anyone forced their app to show the UIToolbar with the Custom URL plugin? I call a JQuery menu structure through the Custom URL plugin but the problem I'm having is that the back button (at the bottom - not navigation bar) won't step back to the previous menu level unless the user hits refresh first (which I can't expect them to do). I can add a back button on the Navigation bar but that will take me straight back to the home menu ignoring the levels in my JQ menu. Have searched the forum for a solution but can't seem to find one so the only thing I can think of is to add the UIToolbar so they've got the browser (safari?) navigation buttons. Has anyone found a solution for this or know how to show the UIToolbar? http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-jGy-do05oso/T3FQtMw2s5I/AAAAAAAAABg/MI9DCxLvQuE/s1600/UIToolbar.png Thanks, Title Comments Hi, Has anyone forced their app to show the UIToolbar with the Custom URL plugin? I call a JQuery menu structure through the Custom URL plugin but the problem I'm having is that the back button (at the bottom - not navigation bar) won't step back to the previous menu level unless the user hits refresh first (which I can't expect them to do). I can add a back button on the Navigation bar but that will take me straight back to the home menu ignoring the levels in my JQ menu. Have searched the forum for a solution but can't seem to find one so the only thing I can think of is to add the UIToolbar so they've got the browser (safari?) navigation buttons. Has anyone found a solution for this or know how to show the UIToolbar? http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-jGy-do05oso/T3FQtMw2s5I/AAAAAAAAABg/MI9DCxLvQuE/s1600/UIToolbar.png Thanks,

ATRAIN53 Code is Art Posts: 1755 Reg: Nov 17, 2011 Chicago 26,450	10/18/12 07:28 AM (13 years ago) I've used the UIToolbar in some plug in screens I've made for myself. I build a blank screen and use the Interface Builder to drop in a UIWebview on a screen and then insert a UIToolbar toolbar on the bottom of the screen. Perhaps you can do that and then drop your HTML in the uiwebview with an NSString? it would look something like this in a View Did Load method n your new blank plug-in? NSString myHTML = @"<html><body><h1>Hello, world!</h1></body></html>"; [myUIWebView loadHTMLString:myHTML baseURL:nil]; Comments I've used the UIToolbar in some plug in screens I've made for myself. I build a blank screen and use the Interface Builder to drop in a UIWebview on a screen and then insert a UIToolbar toolbar on the bottom of the screen. Perhaps you can do that and then drop your HTML in the uiwebview with an NSString? it would look something like this in a View Did Load method n your new blank plug-in? NSString myHTML = @"<html><body><h1>Hello, world!</h1></body></html>"; [myUIWebView loadHTMLString:myHTML baseURL:nil];

xparte Aspiring developer Posts: 50 Reg: May 08, 2012 location unknow... 2,450	10/21/12 08:10 PM (13 years ago) Hey Atrain, Sorry for the delay in reply. Haven't been online this weekend so just read this now. I'll take a look and see how if it'll work for me using your method above. Thanks for the info! Comments Hey Atrain, Sorry for the delay in reply. Haven't been online this weekend so just read this now. I'll take a look and see how if it'll work for me using your method above. Thanks for the info!

ATRAIN53 Code is Art Posts: 1755 Reg: Nov 17, 2011 Chicago 26,450	10/22/12 06:32 AM (13 years ago) No prob, I'm not on-line much on weekends either. Hopefully that works. I've dropped a lot of HTML in screens with that type of code/method. Comments No prob, I'm not on-line much on weekends either. Hopefully that works. I've dropped a lot of HTML in screens with that type of code/method.

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