Notes

1 - For the events fired from Android, there is no need for source parameter(If it is needed in iOS source code). This is because of the method mentioned in callback parameter returns also the webview itself, which is the source parameter. All of these situations are pointed out in the documentation with a little description line starting with "Android:".

2 - As one can see, there are two "setLastPage" event listeners. This was done on purpose:

• First it sets the last browsed page.
• Then it sets active page.

The point here is, setting last browsed page and and active page both to same enables caller to overwrite goBack hotspot target.

3 - For the group named "Application Events", these are fired from the OS itself; for example, if Impact application is moved to background, it will be paused. When it comes back, it will be resumed. These events are only valid in iOS platform.