Greetings - I am linking to an HTML file in my app. The file uses a JPlayer audio interface (using javascript and css). Locally, I have it working in HTML. But now I am unsure where to/how to add the files (and the folder structure) to XCode. I tried duplicating my local structure, putting everything (including an audio loop that the player is calling) into BT_Documents; it did not work. Must I put files in the folders that BT has set up (e.g., BT_sounds), or is that simply to help us organize? Thank you for you help, Amy

Never use xcode as don't have a mac however it may need to go into relevant folder within bt docs. @GoNorthWest just posted a video tutorial in the forum minutes before you posted. You may want to check it out as its about using the file manager to add stuff to your project. What a coincidence don't you think. All the best

Hi @amysus, The HTML and CSS files should go into BT_Docs. In your HTML, you just need to reference the CSS file by name, and not include any path information. Here's a link that talks about how to add Javascript to an Xcode project: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2017937/how-to-add-js-file-to-my-xcode-project Remember that when you add a file into your source code download folders, you need to make sure you drag it into your Xcode project as well. Lots of people miss that step. To answer your last question, certain things do indeed belong in the folders that buzztouch provides, and the code will look for them there. You can, within those folders, create subfolders for organization, and still only need to reference the file name...Xcode will find it anywhere in that folder. Hope this helps! Mark

Does this work for Android also? I mean adding css file to the Docs folder in Eclipse? Also can you add .js files to Docs and it will work in ios and Android? As you can see I'm trying to do everything with html...:)

I believe that it works the same way. However, and I may be mistaken, I think images also have to go into the same folder at the HTML docs. They would not go in the res > drawable folder like all other images. But I may be mistaken. Mark

The images and other files like .js and .css files for android go in the BT_Docs folder.

Hi Mark and all - Thank you for your feedback. I am still not getting it to work. Are you saying that I should not mention any folder in the path? So for example, I have a folder with the .js files. That folder is in the BT_Docs folder. On my HTML file, should I reference the path as js/file.js, or simply file.js? Also, what if a file is in another BT folder, e.g, the BT_Sound folder. In my HTML, should I at least ref that main folder, e.g., BT_Sound/myAudio.m4a? Thank you again, Amy

Nope, you just need to reference the file. So, it would be something like <src="audio.mp3"> instead of <src="BT_Docs/audio.mp3">. Same for any other file type. Mark