C. Bess Wonders

After much research and thought, I figured out how to call a MySQL stored procedure and get the results from it. The key is using multiStatements=true and autocommit=true in the connection string. Make sure your stored procedure returns a result set, like: ... -- return one result set SELECT v_record_id AS id; END;; Connection string: myDb , err := sql. Open ( " mysql " , " user:password@/somedb?multiStatements=true&autocommit=true " ) Golang query code: var id sql. NullInt64 row := myDb. QueryRow ( " CALL SaveUrl(?, ?) " , data. URL , data. Title , ) if err := row. Scan (&id); err != nil { return - 1 , fmt. Errorf ( " unable to save URL: %s " , err) } More detailed  Github Gist  code sample. I hope it helps someone else. Soli Deo gloria

Many others, including myself, have been trying to safely modify the WKWebView.inputAccessoryView. Now in iOS 13+, you can do it! TL;DR; The WebKit team update the code, Apple updated their dependency in iOS 13. Swift code sample: import WebKit class RichEditorWebView: WKWebView { var accessoryView: UIView? override var inputAccessoryView: UIView? { // remove/replace the default accessory view return accessoryView } } In another class somewhere: // set accessory view to replace it, if left untouched, then it will be removed let webView = RichEditorWebView() webView.accessoryView = SomeAwesomeInputAccessoryView() Because WebKit is a library that iOS uses (like SQLite), I assumed that Apple would update that dependency as well for iOS 13, since the change was resolved around June 2019. References: https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/246229/webkit#file1 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198631 It was too difficult to find the answer, s