As I've said multiple times, I am NOT a fan of android. I update my iOS apps about 10x as often as Android. And as such this is my first time updating my android apps since the new BT 3.0 projects came out. The first problem I've run in to is with html files. Previously when a user clicked on a menu item that led to a html screen, the html file opened up right away. Now a blank screen with "HTML" shows up with a button at the top asking if they want to open the file or not. Why is this happening? It's the basic html plugin. THanks!!! Josh

Just found this thread: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=A4A8028CBD94ED3F9249414&fid=5FE1FB2355A48AD674A6CA3&sortColumn=FT.id&sortUpDown=DESC&currentPage=2 Guess it's stuck like this for now...

That's interesting! I haven't ran into this yet but now I'm sure I will! LA

Have you tried Smug's partial solution on that post? Look for timestamp of 09/18/13 02:41 AM Let us know how it turns out. -- Niraj

I foolishly went ahead and deleted every single html screen (approx 250 screens) planning on making them all html pro to see if that fixes the problem. I really hope it does or I just wasted a day of my life...

Hopefully you have now tried the HTML Pro plugin by now. Also, consider using the external data URL capability to keep your list of HYML screens in a separate JSON file. That allows you to easily make changes with TextWrangler to avoid the cumbersome mechanical mouse-clicks on the Control Panel. How is it going?

I only had about 10 screens to do, but I can assure you it works. As an alternative, you can use the custom url plugin and link to your html file in your project as a URL.

Hi, got the same issue. @AlanMac, what are you referring to when you said it works: Smug's partial solution or the HTML Pro plugin? I am pretty much in the same situation as Josh, 100+ html screens to change and very little Android knowledge. :) Re the custom url, how do you reference to your page in your project, I can't get it to work. Thanks, Farcat

Hi @Farcat In an Android project, you can use the custom url plugin and reference an html file in your BT_Docs folder using the url notation file:///android_asset/BT_Docs/ However, if you are building an app that works on IOS as well, this isn't the best way. I personally prefer to use the HTML Pro plugin - I just use it as a straight replacement for the html doc plugin and it works on Android and IOS equally well. Good luck Farid and let us know how you get on. Cheers, Alan

Oh, and for embedded images, <img src="file:///android_asset/BT_Docs/image.png">

Thanks Alan, great answers, it works! The IOS version is already out so I just need to sort out Android.

Cheers, happy I could help.