This is probably a very easy question for someone to answer. I'm used to xcode where it didn't really matter what folder you put files in, everything worked in the end. My app has quite a few html files and some of those have png files associated with them. Again, in xcode I just threw them all together. I'm having a problem with android because the html and png files often have the same name (ie home.png and home.html). I tried putting all the files into the drawable folder and that almost gave eclipse a heart attack. So I took the html files out and put them into the BT_Docs folder. however now when I pull up that html screen in the app the image doesn't load. Any suggestions?? Right now the image files are referenced in the html as just "home.png" for example. Do I have to change it to "/drawable/home.png? Thanks for the help as usual! Josh

You can throw them all together in the assets directory. I usually create a new directory in assets - www - and put everything in it, usually like a regular website with image/css/script directories etc. Just make sure url paths are relative and it should be fine. The url in the customURL plugin would be file:///android_asset/www/home.html *If you still have trouble after that (you shouldn't), try changing image paths from home.png to /home.png

Hi @raveyd, Love your idea of a w folder. LA

I actually got it to work okay by just throwing everything into the BT_docs folder. The problem was the html and image files had the same name which eclipse seems to have a problem with. Once I renamed the images to home1.png then kept home.html everything worked fine. Thanks for the help!