Prior to v4.18.2, Adjust web bridge SDK contained methods to inject UIWebView objects. To address Apple's warning to developers (ITMS-90809) about UIWebView class deprecation, we have removed methods from our bridge which were working with UIWebView objects and left only methods which accept WKWebView objects.
Removed methods from AdjustBridge class:
- loadUIWebViewBridge:
- loadUIWebViewBridge:webViewDelegate:Please, switch to usage of WKWebView in your app instead of UIWebView and use following methods instead:
- loadWKWebViewBridge:
- loadWKWebViewBridge:webViewDelegate:Before, it was required to manualy drag-and-drop source files into your project to integrate the Adjust web view bridge. One of the main reasons to have to do this, was that we required the Javascript files from Adjust to be used on the view. Now that the Javascript files are injected into the view, it's possible to integrate the Adjust web bridge SDK by using either Cocoapods or Carthage.
Whether you choose to keep the direct source files integration, or use Cocoapods/Carthage, you may remove the Adjust Javascript files you imported previously and their reference from your HTML file(s).
The Adjust web bridge SDK is now accessing the bridge reference directly by name, so it's no longer necessary to pass
the bridge instance when creating the AdjustConfig object. So while previously you would do this:
var adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig(bridge, yourAppToken, environment);Now you should do:
var adjustConfig = new AdjustConfig(yourAppToken, environment);We are still detecting the previous API signature to be compatible, but you should change it when migrating.