So i need an offline application, (even screens, html and images), and i sort of understand how buzztouch contacts with the report to cloud url (removed it to prevent update checks). And i understand how the configuration data is sent, i also know that you can store the config data in the project, so i have that down. But what about all of the html files, and screens, and images in the html? Basically i want it so you enter the application, all of the screens are loaded, (assuming the user has an ipod on a road trip) the app loads all of the screens the user requests and all of the images inside of the html. Thankyou for taking your time, it really helps people out. Keep doing what you are doing!

very easy - the normal Buzztouch building process does exactly this. Just make sure you load the files into the BT control panel before you compile the app, then drag the images, docs and plugins folders into XCode. Also, keep in mind that you'll want to use the "html doc" plugin, not the "custom html" or "custom url" plugins - those latter two require an internet connection to work. Chris http://www.churchphoneapps.com

oh ok, so i store the html files at BT_DOCS and add all of the html files,, or do i add them in the control pannel?

oh ok, so i store the html files at BT_DOCS and add all of the html files,, or do i add them in the control pannel?

Ohhhh, i get it, thanks!

hey, you have to add your files into xcode. miguel

Normally I just drag and drop them into XCode. If I update them, I delete them from XCode and drag and drop again. My Bermuda app I keep as much as possible local as most people don't have data there as it's expensive, so all images etc are local. Things like google maps obviously aren't, but if a user views the maps while on data, some of it gets cached so it works offline too. Cheers

ok great! Now just one more thing... when i upload the html document, is it possible to upload a zip file (containing index.html, image.png) ?

No, unzip it first. (or unzip it into the BT_Docs folder) As a zip file XCode won't find the html and other files.

then how do i link the files? i have images and css files, and other files too???

or do i just pool all of them into that folder... for example this file tree 1.html (references to img/1.png) 2.html (references to img/2.png) img -- 1.png -- 2.png