Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MM Shows a plain Black Screen on iOS 9.3.5 device
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I had also an issue with the default calendar module on an iOS 9.3.5 iPad. It could not be rendered. On debugging the iPad Safari with my MacBook i found the reason here: modules/default/calendar/calendar.js, Line 439.
for(let evt of eventList){should be
for(var evt of eventList){so that older browsers can render the module without error. Would be great if you can add that for the next release :folded_hands:
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Force close the app. Then upgrade your app may solve iPad screen black problem.
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This is still an issue.
I have MM 2.12.0 and an iPad2 running 9.3.6 (the highest it will update to). The iPad2 gets the black screen when I go to MM http://ip-address:8080. My iphone 7 renders the page perfectly as do all of my Mac and PC laptops. I had an issue on an older laptop but updated the browser and that fixed it. I can’t update the browser on the iPad as the newer versions need iOS 10+. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
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@spoonek did u try chrome browser on the iPad?
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@sdetweil Yes, that is my default browser. I tried Safari as well, no luck. I then tried to install Firefox and got the same issue, needs version 10+. Thanks!! :clinking_beer_mugs:
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@spoonek if u have the black screen using chrome, open the dev window (see the menu) and select the console tab and scroll up to see any errors
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I guess this is the problem of iOS.
Have you tried to update the iOS and the app? May be these will help:
1.Update the iOS and the app to the latest version
2. Force Restart iPhone to Fix iPhone
3. Use iOS System Recovery to [fix iOS system free for mac](link url=“https://www.tuneskit.com/ios-system-recovery-for-mac.html”)
4. Using iTunes to Fix -
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Any news here for a workaround? Tried it with my iPad 2 (9.3.6) and different browsers… also installed the developer branch on my server.
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@magicx no, and it will be harder in 2.15, as more code has been converted to es6 notation which the early ios browsers don’t support
