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dkeds66 Aspiring developer Posts: 91 Reg: Jan 18, 2012 Swindon 910	confirm \| cancel 01/29/12 05:18 PM (14 years ago) Images embedded in HTML not showing on Emulator Hi guys......quick question. I have been writing a bunch of HTML for my data capture forms without any issues, however I have hit a problem with regard to using images inside my HTML forms. I have done everything I should in terms of making sure the image file is also added to the BT_Images folder in my project (and I can see that the image is in the BT_Images folder within Eclipse. I think the problem may be what I am adding (or not adding) into my HTML .... using this basic example, I have tried <html> <body> <img border=0 src=ukflag.png width=75 height=45 /> </body> </html> also tried ... <html> <body> <img border=0 src=/BT_Images/ukflag.png width=75 height=45 /> </body> </html> and even tried full path ... src=/projectname/assets/BT_Images/ukflag.png but nothing is working Any ideas please - cheers D Title Comments Hi guys......quick question. I have been writing a bunch of HTML for my data capture forms without any issues, however I have hit a problem with regard to using images inside my HTML forms. I have done everything I should in terms of making sure the image file is also added to the BT_Images folder in my project (and I can see that the image is in the BT_Images folder within Eclipse. I think the problem may be what I am adding (or not adding) into my HTML .... using this basic example, I have tried <html> <body> <img border=0 src=ukflag.png width=75 height=45 /> </body> </html> also tried ... <html> <body> <img border=0 src=/BT_Images/ukflag.png width=75 height=45 /> </body> </html> and even tried full path ... src=/projectname/assets/BT_Images/ukflag.png but nothing is working Any ideas please - cheers D

KevinPerry Android Fan Posts: 199 Reg: Jan 10, 2012 Wisconsin, USA 12,890	01/29/12 06:39 PM (14 years ago) possibly the beginning / as from what I understand, the BT_Images is a subfolder of [ / ] which means it would not need the first / With the / before the path, tells it to go to the very top, then down from there via what is given. Without the first / it tells it that the folder name is a subfolder of the current folder. It is not where it is seen as before exporting, it is where it will be after, I THINK So src=BT_Images/ukflag.png I am not positive on this but think it would be correct, not sure on actual path, except no / before it hope it helps and works Comments possibly the beginning / as from what I understand, the BT_Images is a subfolder of [ / ] which means it would not need the first / With the / before the path, tells it to go to the very top, then down from there via what is given. Without the first / it tells it that the folder name is a subfolder of the current folder. It is not where it is seen as before exporting, it is where it will be after, I THINK So src=BT_Images/ukflag.png I am not positive on this but think it would be correct, not sure on actual path, except no / before it hope it helps and works

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	01/29/12 07:19 PM (14 years ago) http://wp.me/p1ZRa7-98 To understand how to do it use the Buzztouch Method as documented in MySkylla Blog. Enjoy Fred Comments http://wp.me/p1ZRa7-98 To understand how to do it use the Buzztouch Method as documented in MySkylla Blog. Enjoy Fred

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	01/29/12 07:24 PM (14 years ago) Perhaps you'll show me how to do data capture form. Fred Comments Perhaps you'll show me how to do data capture form. Fred

KevinPerry Android Fan Posts: 199 Reg: Jan 10, 2012 Wisconsin, USA 12,890	01/29/12 07:49 PM (14 years ago) I would like to second Fred. I would like to know the data capture also, form fields saved, is what I am looking for. My post was strictly an html/linux based answer. Comments I would like to second Fred. I would like to know the data capture also, form fields saved, is what I am looking for. My post was strictly an html/linux based answer.

dkeds66 Aspiring developer Posts: 91 Reg: Jan 18, 2012 Swindon 910	01/30/12 10:14 AM (14 years ago) Fred - sure will pass on what I can - building the data capture form in HTML and then adding via BT is a piece of cake, its the build DB's and tables bit thats a little hairy. I have read a great article on building both for Android and in theory I have (in a dummy project) - I just need to understand the logic for updating / deleting / selecting from tables using html (using and I am guessing - PHP scripts) Comments Fred - sure will pass on what I can - building the data capture form in HTML and then adding via BT is a piece of cake, its the build DB's and tables bit thats a little hairy. I have read a great article on building both for Android and in theory I have (in a dummy project) - I just need to understand the logic for updating / deleting / selecting from tables using html (using and I am guessing - PHP scripts)

KevinPerry Android Fan Posts: 199 Reg: Jan 10, 2012 Wisconsin, USA 12,890	01/30/12 11:07 AM (14 years ago) Could you please post a link to this article. Thanks Comments Could you please post a link to this article. Thanks

dkeds66 Aspiring developer Posts: 91 Reg: Jan 18, 2012 Swindon 910	01/30/12 12:46 PM (14 years ago) Here's the article I found on Creating and Using Databases in Android. http://www.devx.com/wireless/Article/40842/1954 Comments Here's the article I found on Creating and Using Databases in Android. http://www.devx.com/wireless/Article/40842/1954

KevinPerry Android Fan Posts: 199 Reg: Jan 10, 2012 Wisconsin, USA 12,890	01/30/12 01:00 PM (14 years ago) Thank you, now I have some interesting reading for the night :-) Comments Thank you, now I have some interesting reading for the night :-)

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