iOS Website displayed in WebView - open in Safari without access to App Code???

Why are you running it in a web view. If you need to run it in safari, why not do so by calling

Without access to the source code, there's not much you can do.

Two things:

1 - I forgot this was iOS specific so I dug up this which is likely of limited use, as it involves using a shell: http://forums.asp.net/t/1652038.aspx

2 - Since this is iOS specific, then look into if Mobile Safari accepts any specially formatted URLs. If I'm not mistaken, you can format URLs a special way to make Chrome for iOS open them. I can't recall what the official name of the special URLs are, but there's one for Maps and YouTube, and probably other apps that I can't think of right now.

gwelmarten said:

I have already said I do not have access to source code (please, let's not discuss these other details - just the problem - I know what I am doing with the situation - it's purely technical help I need) and lots of the time I can not stop it been run in a webview. Please accept these as fixed.

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Thanks for replying anyway

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What I am saying is that at some point you have to have the url to open in the webview so at that point you could just open said url the way I mentioned

waterskier2007 said:

What I am saying is that at some point you have to have the url to open in the webview so at that point you could just open said url the way I mentioned

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... he clearly stated he has no access to the source code, which means he clearly can't do what you suggested. He didn't say why - there's any number of reasons it could be. Maybe he's trying to make it so all apps that could display his webpage force it to open in Safari because it needs the faster JS engine to display smoothly?

ArtOfWarfare said:

... he clearly stated he has no access to the source code, which means he clearly can't do what you suggested. He didn't say why - there's any number of reasons it could be. Maybe he's trying to make it so all apps that could display his webpage force it to open in Safari because it needs the faster JS engine to display smoothly?

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Gotcha, guess I wasn't understanding but after re-reading I get it.