ISTR a new permission that came in with 1.5 or 1.6 that was required
for this. sorry i don't remember which one it is. do you perhaps not
have it set?
another way around this i found to work is to write a simple content
provider which effectively caches assets in the filesystem, and
returns references to them via (and only) openFile(). leave the cache
extant as long as you like. this way you can put content: URLs in
your HTML and have stuff that doesn't change very often (3rd party
Javascript, etc) in your apk.
but i've never understood why this is such an ordeal. the app is
asking webkit to load resources which the author of the app packaged
into the apk. what's the problem??
Nope, that does not work either.
On Jan 14, 2:50 pm, Jason Proctor <[email protected]>
wrote:
it's in the deep past for me and i can't remember how much success i
had with this approach, but try URLs of the form --
file:///android_asset/test.gif
accessing local files from webkit was a mess way back when, i've not
looked into it recently so i can't tell whether it's been fixed up.
>Guitouille,
>I was able to load the html file using AssetManager and the web page
>loads as expected, but the image file is still not displayed.
>Is this the correct syntax? <img src="test.gif"></img>
>I tried the following too:
><img src="file://test.gif"></img>
><img src="file:///test.gif"></img>
>..
>but nothing worked.
>On Jan 14, 2:26 pm, tikky <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Thanks Guitouille. In that case, what URL string do I give to
>> webview's loadUrl(url) method?
>> On Jan 14, 11:29 am, Guitouille <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>> > In fact your test.gif has to be in the assets folder in order to be
>> > visible.
>> > Guitouille
>> > On 14 jan, 16:42, tikky <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > > Hello,
>> > > I have a locally stored webpage (html) under res/raw
folder. The html
>> > > is something like this:
>> > > <html>
>> > > <body>
>> > > This is a test page
>> > > <br></br>
>> > > <img src="test.gif"></img>
>> > > </body>
>> > > </html>
>> > > There is an image that is referenced in this html page (test.gif)
>> > > which is stored under res/drawables.
>> > > When I use a webview to display this page, it does not display the
>> > > image. How can I correctly reference the path to the test.gif image?
>> > > I tried using a text view with Html.fromHtml() but that
does not parse
>> > > several html tags.
>> > > Any help on this issue will be greatly appreciated.
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