iOS Webview doesn’t change url when navigating inside SPA
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I’ve created an app with React and Redux where the navigation is done using Link from react-router-dom and BrowserRouter. This makes my page act like expected and like any other SPA, i.e. the state is stored when navigating between pages etc. However, it seems like the Webview inside the Instagram app on iOS doesn’t pick up the changes in the url when using <Link>. I tried changing to an anchor tag, <a>, and that worked, but that’s not what I want to do. I also tried using an Android phone and that worked as expected with Link.
Does anyone know if there is anything I could do, for example pass an extra parameter to the Link component? Or is this a bug in the Webview?
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I’ve created an app with React and Redux where the navigation is done using Link from react-router-dom and BrowserRouter. This makes my page act like expected and like any other SPA, i.e. the state is stored when navigating between pages etc. However, it seems like the Webview inside the Instagram app on iOS doesn’t pick up the changes in the url when using <Link>. I tried changing to an anchor tag, <a>, and that worked, but that’s not what I want to do. I also tried using an Android phone and that worked as expected with Link.
Does anyone know if there is anything I could do, for example pass an extra parameter to the Link component? Or is this a bug in the Webview?
ios reactjs react-router wkwebview
asked Nov 21 at 12:16
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I’ve created an app with React and Redux where the navigation is done using Link from react-router-dom and BrowserRouter. This makes my page act like expected and like any other SPA, i.e. the state is stored when navigating between pages etc. However, it seems like the Webview inside the Instagram app on iOS doesn’t pick up the changes in the url when using <Link>. I tried changing to an anchor tag, <a>, and that worked, but that’s not what I want to do. I also tried using an Android phone and that worked as expected with Link.
Does anyone know if there is anything I could do, for example pass an extra parameter to the Link component? Or is this a bug in the Webview?
ios reactjs react-router wkwebview
asked Nov 21 at 12:16
Idaswe
465
I’ve created an app with React and Redux where the navigation is done using Link from react-router-dom and BrowserRouter. This makes my page act like expected and like any other SPA, i.e. the state is stored when navigating between pages etc. However, it seems like the Webview inside the Instagram app on iOS doesn’t pick up the changes in the url when using <Link>. I tried changing to an anchor tag, <a>, and that worked, but that’s not what I want to do. I also tried using an Android phone and that worked as expected with Link.
Does anyone know if there is anything I could do, for example pass an extra parameter to the Link component? Or is this a bug in the Webview?
ios reactjs react-router wkwebview
ios reactjs react-router wkwebview
asked Nov 21 at 12:16
Idaswe
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asked Nov 21 at 12:16
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asked Nov 21 at 12:16
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