[kratzer999]

Hi.

How would i block a webView from opening links from domains other than ones i specify?

[Benjamin Black]

The easiest way to accomplish this would probably be to drop in a ready made Javascript from any of the various free Javascript archive sites around the Web. Cascades doesn't allow you to do that natively so you would have to either go Javascript or c++

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[mikeo007]

In your config.xml file, use the <access> tag to determine what external domains (if any) you want your web view to be able to access.

https://developer.blackberry.com/htm...s_element.html

[kratzer999]

In your config.xml file, use the <access> tag to determine what external domains (if any) you want your web view to be able to access.

https://developer.blackberry.com/htm...s_element.html

this is for webworks. im talking about native for bb10

[kratzer999]

The easiest way to accomplish this would probably be to drop in a ready made Javascript from any of the various free Javascript archive sites around the Web. Cascades doesn't allow you to do that natively so you would have to either go Javascript or c++

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can you please point me to a script out there?

[textngo]

Not sure about a JS route but this is an overview of how it can be done through qml

Restrict webView to one domain? - BlackBerry Support Community Forums

[Benjamin Black]

Not sure about a JS route but this is an overview of how it can be done through qml

Restrict webView to one domain? - BlackBerry Support Community Forums

I've done something similar in a webview to hide the webview and show a "login successful " label and doing it this way has incredibly varied performance sometimes it takes up to 15 seconds to notice the url has changed and carry out the effective action. I imagine the way suggested it would let the entire external domain load before it would consider the url changed. That makes for a really crappy user experience. I will look and see if I can find any JS that would help you do this.

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[MobileMadness002]

Too bad we aren't permitted to edit the hoats file.

Posted by my device of choice. Might be a BlackBerry, might not be. It is of concern to you.

[textngo]

I did update that thread with a better example, this checks the url when navigation is requested... as Benjamin Black mentioned it can be a little slow... but it works =)

Place this code inside a webview.

property string mUrl
onNavigationRequested: {
         console.log("NavigationRequested: " + request.url +  " navigationType=" + request.navigationType)
         mUrl = request.url
         if (mUrl.indexOf("facebook.com") > -1){
                 console.log("Url Matching")
                 request.action = WebNavigationRequestAction.Accept
         } else {
                 console.log("Url !Matching")
                 mainWeb.url = "http://www.facebook.com"
                 request.action = WebNavigationRequestAction.Accept
          }
}

[kratzer999]

Any1 can help me out at this hour?

how would i whitelist another domain?

property string mUrl
onNavigationRequested: {

mUrl = request.url
if (mUrl.indexOf("url1.com") > -1){

request.action = WebNavigationRequestAction.Accept
} else {
blockedLink.show();
webViewScrollable.reload()
request.action = WebNavigationRequestAction.Accept
}
}

[kratzer999]

Anyone can help me with the above?

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