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I am working with iPad developers on a project.<br />
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There are several pages that the iPad simply pulls in a url from my web service like an iframe. &nbsp;I believe that is &quot;includes&quot; in iPad????<br />
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In any case... we are getting unexpected results...<br />
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Is there an online tool that I can test how those html pages will render in an iPad App?<br />
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Since these iPad developers are offshore... and 12 hours time difference<br />
Any &quot;try this&quot; is literally a 2 day turn around.
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I am working with iPad developers on a project.

There are several pages that the iPad simply pulls in a url from my web service like an iframe.  I believe that is "includes" in iPad????

In any case... we are getting unexpected results...

Is there an online tool that I can test how those html pages will render in an iPad App?

Since these iPad developers are offshore... and 12 hours time difference
Any "try this" is literally a 2 day turn around.

iPad development Includes html page

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