Hi all.
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I've posted this (and
other Android-related issues) to the Android forum, but no replies and I can't
seem to resolve it or find out any more info.
I am porting an iOS app to Android. I have many issues (of course). The first
of these is the use of custom fonts in HTML used in a web scroller native
control. I have successfully embedded the font in the app - it is .ttf - and it
displays properly when used in the Livecode UI I have set up. Only in the web
scroller does it fail.
Of course it works fine in iOS (sigh). I have tried the following in the styles
in the HTML:
@font-face
{
font-family: "GROBOLD";
src: url('fonts/GROBOLD.ttf');
}
... but fails too. It seems I have a pathname issue with Android. I'm using
specialFolderPath("engine") eg.:
put (specialFolderPath("engine") & slash & "Media/footer.png") into tImageURL
put "<p><img src = ""E& tImageURL"E&" width =
""E&"50""E&"></p>" into tS
... but this fails to display too, so the pathname is wrong. I don't
understand! I notice from the Android .apk file structure that all my assets
(including fonts) are contained in a folder called 'assets' - which doesn't
exist in the iOS .app file, but adding this to the URL fails too.
Can anyone elucidate?
Kind regards, Paul.
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