Multi API Call (multiapicall://)

Call several WebViewGold data APIs in one single window.location.href assignment — ideal for cross-platform web apps that also target the iOS version.

The Multi API Call feature allows you to trigger several WebViewGold APIs in one single window.location.href assignment. This is especially useful for cross-platform web apps: Apple-based browsers process multiple page redirects on the same script differently than Android — calling window.location.href = "exampleAPItrigger" multiple times in the same script works on Android, but not on iOS. With multiapicall://, the very same web code works on both platforms.

Supported APIs as entries:

• get-uuid
• getonesignalplayerid
• getappversion
• statusbarcolor (followed by three entries for the RGB values)
• statusbartextcolor (followed by one entry: black or white)
• bottombarcolor (followed by three entries for the RGB values)
• navbartextcolor (followed by one entry: black or white)

How to Use:

Separate the API names (and their values, if any) by commas (,) — no spaces:

<script>
// Example combination: "getonesignalplayerid" and "getappversion"
window.location.href = "multiapicall://getonesignalplayerid,getappversion";
</script>

Passing values to the Dynamic UI APIs works like this:

<script>
// Set the status bar to red, its text color to white, and fetch the UUID — all in one call
window.location.href = "multiapicall://statusbarcolor,255,0,0,statusbartextcolor,white,get-uuid";
</script>

Note: On Android, calling the individual APIs one after another (e.g., window.location.href = "get-uuid://"; followed by window.location.href = "getappversion://";) works as well. Use multiapicall:// if you want to share one code path with the iOS version of WebViewGold.

Click here to view a demonstration web page for this feature. Inspect the page to view the example code.