javascript - multicombo js in webview android -


i have multicombo selected value using js in website, test in desktop , android browser (chrome, mozilla, etc) ok,

but when trying make website android application using webview, multicombo doesn't work

i enable javascript in webview

    webview = (webview) findviewbyid(r.id.webview1);     websettings = webview.getsettings();     websettings.setjavascriptenabled(true);     websettings.setjavascriptcanopenwindowsautomatically(true);      webview.setwebviewclient(new client());     webview.setwebchromeclient(new webchromeclient());  public class client extends webviewclient {     progressdialog progressdialog;     public boolean shouldoverrideurlloading(webview view, string url) {         view.loadurl(url);         return false;     }      public void onreceivederror(webview view, int errorcode, string description, string failingurl) {          view.loadurl("file:///android_asset/error_page/index.html");         //intent = new intent(mainactivity.this, errormessage.class);         //startactivity(i);         toast.maketext(getapplicationcontext(), "no conection server :(",                 toast.length_long).show();      }      public void onreceivedsslerror(webview view, sslerrorhandler handler, sslerror error) {         handler.proceed(); // ignore ssl certificate errors     }      public void onpagestarted(webview view, string url, bitmap favicon) {         // show progress  dialog         // in standard case youractivity.this         if (progressdialog == null) {             progressdialog = new progressdialog(mainactivity.this);             progressdialog.setmessage("loading...");             progressdialog.show();         }     }      public void onpagefinished(webview view, string url) {         try {             // close progressdialog             if (progressdialog.isshowing()) {                 progressdialog.dismiss();                 progressdialog = null;             }         } catch (exception exception) {             exception.printstacktrace();         }     } }

i using jquery version -2.1.3 , thank you.


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