This worked both iOS/Android
There was no need to copy from when web tree to documents folder.
The keys were:
1) no "file://"
2) on desktop the "resources" is the one with "lexicon.livecode" which is
relative the "/web" in the same directory.
But it still requires slash… in web environment
I find that on Android you don't use the "file:" prefix - try:
set the url of widget "about" to (specialFolderPath("resources") &
"/web/index.html")
HTH
cheers
Alan
> On 8 Apr 2018, at 7:30 pm, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami
> wrote:
>
> I give up! What is the magic that
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I give up! What is the magic that gets the browser widget on Android to see
a local
I give up! What is the magic that gets the browser widget on Android to see a
local html file
(it always works in iOS)
given the following directory layout
myApp.livecode # the standalone is built from this
/module
lexicon.livecode # with nothing but a browser widget which