Reports whether there is a previous page in the browsing history.

Reports whether there is a next page in the browsing history.

Reports whether the StageWebView class is supported on the current device.

The URL of the current location.

Set whether User is required to perform gesture to play media content. For iOS, this property will not be honored, and media autoPlay can only be achieved through the constructor StageWebView(). Default value is True.

The stage on which this StageWebView object is displayed.

Set stage to null to hide this StageWebView object.

The HTML title value.

The area on the stage in which the StageWebView object is displayed.

Creates a StageWebView object.

The object is invisible until it is attached to a stage and until the viewPort is set.

Note: The StageWebView is always now provided by an operating system component, AIR does not ship with an embedded WebKit build now. The earlier useNative argument is ignored.

The arguments for this constructor have changed in AIR 51.0, previously there had been two optional boolean arguments (useNative defaulting to false, and mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction defaulting to true). These have been replaced with the ...rest argument which means the constructor can take any number of arguments. If there are zero arguments, or one or two boolean arguments, then these would be treated in the same way as previously i.e. as if these are the earlier useNative and mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction with their default values). However, if a single Object is passed in, it will be treated like a configuration object, and its properties will be enumerated and evaluated appropriately based on the support available within the AIR runtime.

For example, the StageWebView object could be created with:

var swv : StageWebView = new StageWebView( { userAgent:"my-app-ua-string", mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction:false } );

Note that some options may be platform-specific and could depend upon the available components from the operating system.

Assigns focus to the content within this StageWebView object.

Direction values are defined in FocusDirection class and include: "bottom", "none", and "top".

See also

Disposes of this StageWebView object.

Calling dispose() is optional. If you do not maintain a reference to this StageWebView instance it will be eligible for garbage collection. Calling dispose() can make garbage collection occur sooner, or at a more convenient time.

Draws the StageWebView's view port to a bitmap or image.

This is an asynchronous form of the drawViewPortToBitmapData method, which is requred for the new Edge-based StageWebView. Using this you can pass in either a BitmapData object in order to draw the web contents into a bitmap, or a PNGEncoderOptions or JPEGEncoderOptions object in order to draw the web contents into a new ByteArray object.

When the functionality is complete, the StageWebView object will dispatch a WebViewDrawEvent object that contains the requested image data.

Draws the StageWebView's view port to a bitmap.

Capture the bitmap and set the stage to null for displaying the content above the StageWebView object.

Note: The behavior of this method is not guaranteed for pages that contain plugin content (such as embedded PDF and SWF files).

package
{
    import flash.display.Bitmap;
	import flash.display.BitmapData;
	import flash.display.Sprite;
	import flash.events.*;
	import flash.geom.Rectangle;
	import flash.media.StageWebView;
	import flash.net.*;
	import flash.text.TextField;
	
	public class stagewebview1 extends Sprite
	{	
		public var webView:StageWebView = new StageWebView();
		public var textGoogle:TextField=new TextField();
		public var textFacebook:TextField=new TextField();
	
		public function stagewebview()
		
		{
			textGoogle.htmlText="<b>Google</b>";
			textGoogle.x=300;
			textGoogle.y=-80;		
			addChild(textGoogle);
			textFacebook.htmlText="<b>Facebook</b>";
			textFacebook.x=0;
			textFacebook.y=-80;		
			addChild(textFacebook);
			textGoogle.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,goGoogle);
			textFacebook.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,goFaceBook);
			webView.stage = this.stage;
			webView.viewPort = new Rectangle(0, 0, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight);

		}	
	
		public function goGoogle(e:Event):void
		
		{
			webView.loadURL("http://www.google.com");
			webView.stage = null;
			webView.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,handleLoad);
		}
	
		public function goFaceBook(e:Event):void
		{
			webView.loadURL("http://www.facebook.com");
			webView.stage = null;
			webView.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,handleLoad);
		}
	
		public function handleLoad(e:Event):void
		{
			var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(webView.viewPort.width, webView.viewPort.height);
			webView.drawViewPortToBitmapData(bitmapData);
			var webViewBitmap:Bitmap=new Bitmap(bitmapData);
			addChild(webViewBitmap);
		}
	}
}

Navigates to the previous page in the browsing history.

Navigates to the next page in the browsing history.

Loads and displays the specified HTML string.

When the loadString() method is used, the location is reported as "about:blank." Only standard URI schemes can be used in URLs within the HTML string. The AIR URI schemes, "app:" and "app-storage:" are not allowed.

The HTML content cannot load local resources, such as image files. XMLHttpRequests are not allowed.

Only the "text/html" and "application/xhtml+xml" MIME types are supported.

var webView:StageWebView = new StageWebView();
webView.stage = this.stage;
webView.viewPort = new Rectangle( 0, 0, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight );

var htmlString:String = "<!DOCTYPE HTML>" +
    					"<html>" +
							"<body>" +
								"<h1>Example</h1>" +
								"<p>King Phillip cut open five green snakes.</p>" +
							"</body>" +
						"</html>";

webView.loadString( htmlString, "text/html" );

Loads the page at the specified URL.

The URL can use the following URI schemes: http:, https:, file:, data:, and javascript:. Content loaded with the file: scheme can load other local resources.

Note: On Android, you must specify the INTERNET permission in your AIR application descriptor to load remote URLs.

var webView:StageWebView = new StageWebView();
webView.stage = this.stage;
webView.viewPort = new Rectangle( 0, 0, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight );

webView.loadURL( "http://www.example.com" );

Posts a message to the HTML content within the StageWebView host. The message is provided as a string but may be stringified JSON. This is asynchronous, the message will be posted to the container but if a response is required, it would need to be seperately posted back by the JavaScript code, and can be obtained by listening for the webViewMessage event.

Reloads the current page.

Halts the current load operation.

Signals that the last load operation requested by loadString() or loadURL() method has completed.

The Event.COMPLETE constant defines the value of the type property of a complete event object.

This event has the following properties:

Signals that an error has occurred.

Dispatched when this StageWebView object receives focus.

Dispatched when the StageWebView relinquishes focus.

Signals that the location property of the StageWebView object has changed.

The event cannot be canceled.

Signals that the location property of the StageWebView object is about to change.

A locationChanging event is only dispatched when the location change is initiated through HTML content or code running inside the StageWebView object,such as when a user clicks a link. By default, the new location is displayed in this StageWebView object. You can call the preventDefault() method of the event object to cancel the default behavior. For example, you could use the flash.net.navigateToURL() function to open the page in the system browser based on the location property of the event object

A locationChanging event is not dispatched when you change the location with the following methods:

• historyBack()
• historyForward()
• loadString()
• loadURL()
• reload()

Dispatched when the StageWebView rendering to a target has completed.

Dispatched when the HTML contents within the StageWebView posts a message out to the client application.