I have an html file that uses jQuery. When I have the statement: <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.js"></script> the app works as expected. However, if I download the jquery file (jquery-1.11.1.js) and place it in the BT-Docs folder and reference it with: <script src="jquery-1.11.1.js"></script> it doesn't work as expected. I don't understand why having the file locally should make any difference. Can someone explain? Thanks. Steve

If it is for Android try this: <script src="file:///android_asset/BT_Docs/jquery-1.11.1.js“></script>

No, it's IOS. Any suggestion for that?

Make sure that the javascript file 'is' included in your 'Copy Bundle Resources' and 'not' included in 'compile sources'... If the javascript is compiled with other code, it won't work. Cheers! -- Smug

Smug is onthe money, here is a tip to make sure you add the resources correctly in the first place. When you drag files into a project, Xcode will popup a dialog to ask you how to handle it. In that popup dialog there is a radio button below the outline view with the option to either create groups or create folders for any added folder. As an example, I add my javascript in a folder called 'scripts' When adding that folder, I make sure that "create folders" is selected in the popup dialog. You'll know you've done it correctly as the folder for your script will show up as blue instead of yellow. This means the code in that folder will not be compiled. Hope that makes sense Alan

Smug, Just where are these Copy Bundle Resources folder and the Compile Resources one? Thanks Steve

Never mind found it, did it and all's well with the world. Thanks again

Keep this in your head... this is stuff you should know. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/115208762/bundlestuff.png Cheers! -- Smug