This is my case: let passwordSecureTextField = app.secureTextFields["password"] passwordSecureTextField.tap() passwordSecureTextField.typeText("wrong_password") //here is an error UI Testing Failure - Neither element nor any descendant has keyboard focus. Element: What is wrong? This is working nice for normal textFields, but problem arise only with secureTextFields. Any workarounds?
Now I would like to migrate my ObjC framework to Swift and I got the following error: include of non-modular header inside framework module 'SOGraphDB' The references is to a header file which just define a protocol and I use this header file in some classes to use this protocol. Is seems related to the module feature but it is at the moment not quite clear how to fix, do you know a solution? UPDA
A large part of my app consists of web views to provide functionality not yet available through native implementations. The web team has no plans to implement a dark theme for the website. As such, my app will look a bit half/half with Dark Mode support on iOS 13. Is it possible to opt out of Dark Mode support such that our app always shows light mode to match the website theme?
I have an app that supports iOS8 and later, built in Xcode 7 and I am using a XIB for a Launch Screen (I do not have launch images). The view contains a single UILabel with the app version, and 2 UIImageViews with images that are both present in Images.xcassets: A logo and a splash image. The UILabel and the logo image appear correctly when I launch the application, but the splash image does not i
I need to create some unit test for delegate/protocol call backs. Here is an example of the implementation I'm trying to test: protocol SomethingWithNumbersDelegate: class { func somethingWithDelegate(results:Int) } class SomethingWithNumbers { var delegate: SomethingWithNumbersDelegate? = nil func doAsyncStuffWithNumbers(number:Int) { var numbers = Int() /* doing some with the input */ self.deleg
Edit for iOS 11+ only Use WKHTTPCookieStore: let cookie = HTTPCookie(properties: [ .domain: "example.com", .path: "/", .name: "MyCookieName", .value: "MyCookieValue", .secure: "TRUE", .expires: NSDate(timeIntervalSinceNow: 31556926) ])! webView.configuration.websiteDataStore.httpCookieStore.setCookie(cookie) Since you are pulling them over from HTTPCookeStorage, you can do this: let cookies = HTTP
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