I have a custom WebChromeClient:
public class MyWebChromeClient extends WebChromeClient
{
// Other methods implemented as needed
@Override
public boolean onConsoleMessage( ConsoleMessage message)
{
if ( message == null )
{
return super.onConsoleMessage( message );
}
String messageString = message.message();
if ( messageString != null )
{
if ( messageString.contains( "Uncaught TypeError" ) )
{
if ( this.mCallback != null )
{
this.mCallback.blackBerry10Error();
}
}
}
}
}
mCallback is a special interface that the fragment implements that allows it to register to the custom WebChromeClient. Implementation of this is straightforward. The final piece is in the blackBerry10Error method in the fragment:
@Override
public void blackBerry10Error()
{
if ( this.mWebView != null )
{
this.mWebView.reload();
}
}
As I said, very hackish, but it gets the webview to keep reloading until it actually gets it right.
