UIWebView loads a local file for a long time?

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I have a UIWebView which loads .rtfd. Zip files like this: -(void)viewWillAppear:(BOOL)animated { self. Title=@"Title"; if(rowPosledovatelnosti==0) { self loadFile:@"PosledovatelnostiObzie.rtfd.

Zip"; } if(rowPosledovatelnosti==1) { self loadFile:@"Arifmeticheskaya.rtfd. Zip"; } if(rowPosledovatelnosti==2) { self loadFile:@"Svojstva_Arifmeticheskoj.rtfd. Zip"; } if(rowPosledovatelnosti==3) { self loadFile:@"Geometricheskaya.rtfd.

Zip"; } if(rowPosledovatelnosti==4) { self loadFile:@"Predel_Posledovatelnosti.rtfd. Zip"; } if(rowPosledovatelnosti==5) { self loadFile:@"Summa_Geometricheskoy.rtfd. Zip"; } } But on the device it takes some time for the UIWebView to load the content.

Is there any way to optimize the loading time? Iphone uiwebview link|improve this question asked Apr 18 '10 at 14:55Knodel754831 96% accept rate.

– KennyTM Apr 18 '10 at 14:58 Because . Rtfd files must be zipped to use with UIWebView. AppleDevDocs: IMPORTANT: Rich Text Format Directory (.rtfd) documents are document packages and must be ZIP compressed for UIWebView to recognize them.

You must retain both extensions in the file name, such as document.rtfd.zip. – Knodel Apr 18 '10 at 15:10.

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