Native.webView not displaying documents

I have a curious problem…

It seems that, using native.webView, we are able to display .pdfs, .docx, pptx ect. However, when Images are inserted into these documents only the pdfs display.

Has anybody else found this?

Thanks!

Did you ever figure this out, Matthew?

Sadly not.

We just sent out a recommendation to our customers that they use PDF.

We’ve made a few back end changes recently, but haven’t had the opportunity to test them, so I’m not sure if it’ll work now.

:angry:

Sorry! I’ll repost when I know more!

Thanks, Matthew.  Are you also hung up on the other webView issue regarding the event.type == “loaded” not being detected in the urlRequest listener after the first occurrance?  It happens only on device.  Right now that is a show stopper for me.  :frowning:

No I’m not, however you could do something ridiculous like add a timer or something that executes regardless of the ‘loaded’ code.
That’s what I’d do :slight_smile:

Right! I have an update!
It appears that us changing the transfer protocol to Binary made a difference and they display - They’re a bit mixed up in places but do display.

Did you ever figure this out, Matthew?

Sadly not.

We just sent out a recommendation to our customers that they use PDF.

We’ve made a few back end changes recently, but haven’t had the opportunity to test them, so I’m not sure if it’ll work now.

:angry:

Sorry! I’ll repost when I know more!

Thanks, Matthew.  Are you also hung up on the other webView issue regarding the event.type == “loaded” not being detected in the urlRequest listener after the first occurrance?  It happens only on device.  Right now that is a show stopper for me.  :frowning:

No I’m not, however you could do something ridiculous like add a timer or something that executes regardless of the ‘loaded’ code.
That’s what I’d do :slight_smile:

Right! I have an update!
It appears that us changing the transfer protocol to Binary made a difference and they display - They’re a bit mixed up in places but do display.