Are there specific tutorials on how to embed HTML5 docs in the source code?

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Ronin Aspiring developer Posts: 19 Reg: Jul 13, 2012 Arlington, VA 2,240	confirm \| cancel 08/07/12 08:58 PM (13 years ago) Are there specific tutorials on how to embed HTML5 docs in the source code? I want to create custom HTML5 pages using something like JQTouch or iwebkit. Specifically, I want to create interactive contact pages that have buttons with different functions. I understand how to do this by linking to a page up on a web server, but I would like to directly embed this in the source code because the content is static. How to put in the HTML doc, CSS, and javascript in the source code so that it works correctly. Any direction would be greatly appreciated. Title Comments I want to create custom HTML5 pages using something like JQTouch or iwebkit. Specifically, I want to create interactive contact pages that have buttons with different functions. I understand how to do this by linking to a page up on a web server, but I would like to directly embed this in the source code because the content is static. How to put in the HTML doc, CSS, and javascript in the source code so that it works correctly. Any direction would be greatly appreciated.

Susan Metoxen buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1706 Reg: May 01, 2011 Hopkins, Minnes... 26,260	08/07/12 09:10 PM (13 years ago) That would be cool. I'm studying JavaScript and JQuery, and I don't think you can link in all of the extra jQuery files. But I haven't tried it yet. I know you can drag in the image files. In Android drag the images to the BT docs folder with the HTML files. Comments That would be cool. I'm studying JavaScript and JQuery, and I don't think you can link in all of the extra jQuery files. But I haven't tried it yet. I know you can drag in the image files. In Android drag the images to the BT docs folder with the HTML files.

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	08/07/12 10:28 PM (13 years ago) The HTML doc, CSS and Javascript can all go in the BT_Docs folder. Reference the CSS and JS in the HTML as if it were a local resource. Xcode has to be told not to compile the JS, otherwise it won't work. I have link for a resource on how to do that on my laptop. When I get it, I'll post it. Mark Comments The HTML doc, CSS and Javascript can all go in the BT_Docs folder. Reference the CSS and JS in the HTML as if it were a local resource. Xcode has to be told not to compile the JS, otherwise it won't work. I have link for a resource on how to do that on my laptop. When I get it, I'll post it. Mark

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	08/07/12 10:36 PM (13 years ago) Not the link I was looking for, but it'll get you going: http://www.icab.de/blog/2011/08/02/adding-javascript-files-as-resources-to-an-xcode-project/ Mark Comments Not the link I was looking for, but it'll get you going: http://www.icab.de/blog/2011/08/02/adding-javascript-files-as-resources-to-an-xcode-project/ Mark

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	08/07/12 11:43 PM (13 years ago) In Android anything placed in the Assets folder is not compiled. HTML docs, javascript, css, HTML images files shouldn't be compiled therefore they go in the Assets folder. Fred Comments In Android anything placed in the Assets folder is not compiled. HTML docs, javascript, css, HTML images files shouldn't be compiled therefore they go in the Assets folder. Fred

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	08/07/12 11:55 PM (13 years ago) Good Android ref, Fred...thanks! The link I was looking for has gone 404. But the one above provides the same info. Mark Comments Good Android ref, Fred...thanks! The link I was looking for has gone 404. But the one above provides the same info. Mark

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