since ios9 update cannot view calendar in Exchange OWA in safari

I just updated an iPad 3 but ensured I took a picture of it before and after. Same Exchange 2013 OWA site before shows a fully populated calendar when visiting the OWA web site in Safari or Chrome. Then after updating to IOS9, that same OWA site no longer shows any calendar events on the page in Safari or Chrome. I realize that Chrome uses the same rendering engine as Safari so whatever Apple did to Safari in IOS9 does not like Exchange 2013 CU6 Outlook Web Access.

Sure we use the native apps for contacts, calendar and mail, but the https OWA website is helpful for seeing other people's shared calendars through Exchange.

bugreport.apple.com responded with this. However since it is a company exchange server, I cannot give them credentials to log in.

I do not have a Mac so I cannot complete these other steps as well. I did put a link to this thread in my response to them, but I am not sure if this will go anywhere. If anyone wants to get this information and post back, I can add it to the ticket # 22931545 with Apple.

Engineering has requested the following information in order to further investigate this issue:

Can we please get access to URLs to reproduce this problem?

Alternatively can we get a webarchive of this page?

Enable Remote Web Inspector on the iOS device:

Go to Settings > Safari > Advanced and enable Web Inspector.

Enable Web Inspector on the Mac:

Launch Safari and go to Safari > Preferences > Advanced and enable Show Develop menu in menu bar

Load the URL on the iOS device.

Plug the device into your Mac and navigate to this page.

On the Mac in Safari go to Develop > [device name] > [page url]

Click the download button in the toolbar to save this webarchive and attach here. Thanks!

Please provide your response or results by updating your bug report and compress any bundled files (e.g. nested folders) prior to uploading.

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aplord, since you have diagnostic data can you open a ticket yourself at bugreport.apple.com ? You can log in with your apple ID. In the body of your message you could indicate ticket 22931545 as a reference if you would like.

This was my original ticket information.

Summary:

If you open Safari or any third party app store browser that uses the Safari rendering engine and go to the URL for a corporate Exchange 2013 Outlook Web Access link, when viewing the calendar in the web browser you no longer see any appointment overlays. Attached are two pictures from the same exact ipad. IMG_6756.JPG is the iPad on IOS 8.4.1. IMG_6757.JPG is the iPad on IOS 9.

We know that through ActiveSync we can connect to an Exchange account, and we do this, however the OWA site is still used to view shared calendars from other Exchange users in the organization, which is essential for setting up meeting requests or reviewing if another user is available at a certain time.

Steps to Reproduce:

Install IOS 9.

Open Safari.

In the URL / Address bar, enter the URL for the Exchange OWA site you have access to.

Log into your Exchange account.

Click on the calendars.

Note how all calendars are blank, as seen in the attached image IMG_6757.JPG

Expected Results:

I would expect Safari to render the web page correctly, just like it did in IOS 8.4.1, and like all other browsers do on the desktop.

Actual Results:

The calendar looks completely blank. None of the overlays exist.

Version:

IOS 9.0.2 (13A452)

Notes:

Safari is not rendering the page correct since IOS 9, 9.0.1 and 9.0.2.

Configuration:

iPad 3 and iPhone 6+

Attachments:

'IMG_6756.JPG' and 'IMG_6757.JPG' were successfully uploaded.