Hi Ralph,
You are right and I was wrong.
I moved my files to documents folder and it works well.
Thanks a lot
Alain Vezina
Logilangue
Le 2016-05-16 à 12:09, Ralph DiMola a écrit :
>> Alain wrote:
>>> but the HTML page you create must be in engine to be accessible by the
> browser.
>
> No tr
Alain Vezina wrote:
> Why we can’t make a copy - paste in a text field in iOS and Android
> (using the clipboardData).
> I develop apps for helping people in French spelling and grammar and
> I do need copy and paste in text field.
If attempting to use LC fields for mobile apps, copy and paste i
>Alain wrote:
>>but the HTML page you create must be in engine to be accessible by the
browser.
No true. I move all my html files from the engine to the "documents folder"
on both mobile platforms. Check for file name casing and URL encoding(or
lack of). Also check "the result" when copying from t
Instead of using specialFolderPath(“documents”) you could also use
“specialFolderPath(“resources”). This will put your files in the same folder as
your stack when developing, and in the engine folder when deploying the app.
Remember to include the folder when you set the app up for deployment.
