Hello I put a website url on my app and then I added my blog url, but why doesnt it load at all? I mean it loads but the loading circle is in the middle of the screen and it lets doing NOTHING. I tried with another url website (not mine) and it worked perfectly, why not mine? My url is from blogger (google blog) thankss. urgent

Are you using the CUSTOM URL option?

Yes Rizon_Games

Ok, not sure.. probably has issues with the HTML on the page. Do you mind if I try? I can add a page to my app and test it myself. What is the URL?

url: http://driblingsport.blogspot.com/p/football_28.html

I get the same thing, page loads and looks pretty good (scaling and what not, little bit of overrun on the text) but the circle doesn't stop spinning. My guess it's something with the Java code for the page and android not getting along. You would need to find a Android/Java expert to look at the code on your site and see if there is possibly a loop that Android doesn't like.

OMG, where find I an expert? Maybe buzztouch moderator users who help in the forum have an answer.. thanks anyway Rizon.

No problem, wish I could help more. My only thought is trying to rework your blog page possibly or try loading that video selection area into a HTML page seprate from blogger. If you don't have a webhost, that is ok, just get a free DropBox account and put HTML filed in the public folder (you can link to those files with a web link) and try that. All of my HTML files are hosted this way.

I understood nothing of what you said, sorry. I created my blog with blogger (google tool), and then I dont understand..

Ok, well if you are not familiar with HTML then what I said will not help you. Sorry.

I loaded your link in an iOS app and it pulls up fine, spinning wheel stays for 15 seconds but no wheel of death. Looks like you may be talking about Android though. Just so you know, this will never work on an iPhone as the links contained are all flash based. There are workarounds using the SkyFire web browser but the lag is going to be around 45 secs to a minute. I'd also be very careful with these types of link, they breach a few rules mate and as such will not be allowed in the App Store if a reviewer came across that link / url. Either way, this isn't a Buzztouch issue as such, it has more to do, as Rizon_Games says, with the way the code on that site is being interpreted by Android. I know that isn't going to be much help, someone else might chime if they have had similar issues. Just thought i'd mention the iOS thing. Good luck with it! Ps Re Flash, the only good thing about it is when I hit a webpage containing it I get to hear the fan still works on my MacBook!

MacApple Im on android buzztouch v1.5. thanks that was info. But what can I do?... I really need it working. (android buzztouch v1.5) I tried a different .html website (domain, not blog) and it works perfectly

what do you mean you tried another website... Do you mean a site that shows exactly what you have? Or just a random page?

You could always try adding the links / pulling those feeds to a new page that you write. Again like Rizon says a different URL is going to work, 99.99% will, there is something in that page that isn;t playing nicely with your mobile browser.

I tried this one: (that contains streaming links like mine): http://www.lshunter.tv/football-live-streaming-video.html

and it works perfectly, and very quickly, no load issues

It loads fine, yes. Look at the source code for the two pages, very different.

what you mean by source code? How I modify it to work like it?

Ok, that is what I was trying to refer to in my post about HTML. @MacApple pretty much said the same thing. My guess is that the way blogger added this section of links is screwing with Android. As of right now, you will NOT be able to open this page on your blog. As MacApple and I both have suggested, make your own webpage, host it and that 'should' resolve your issues. I am also going to guess that going straight to that page via the web browser on your android (using the mobile setting) would result in the same effect. On a side note: I also hold the same feeling MacApple had about the legality of hosting these links

For you to achieve what you want, you need to learn more about HTML (the way a webpage is programmed)... With out this knowledge you will not get very far. Blogger talking to Android is your problem... You can't alter Blogger's code, you must host a file yourself. You may not be ready to do what you want. Learn more HTML, Android programming, etc and I would take another shot, or ask/pay someone to do it for you.

I loaded up the website in my Android phone, no problem. Now I am confused, too. I have not used my Android phone for anything I have made, Ive been working on iOS apps only. can you load the website on your android phone, too? So then the problem appears to be with the browser in the buzztouch app? Is that correct, to you? What about if you make a native app screen and choose the browser there. Can you make it open in that screen in your android app?

Ok I can host it but the problem is that I have no knowedges about design a webpage interface and build it. what you mean by that note? I didnt understand.

i can open my blog website on android too, but when I open it via my buzztouch app, then it doesnt load.. Im going to try what you said about native... @rgtichy..

@rgtichy I tried that, but when i push on the button (I have a menu buttons) where i put that, it opens nothing... it stays in my app menu.

is there no more help right here?..

You could force it to not load it in the app, and instead have it load call for the browser. To do this you will need to edit your source and make a new apk. You need to edit BT_act_controller.java (found in your src folder) You need to add this line doNotLoadList.add(driblingsport); With the rest of the doNoLoadList items (look near the very bottom). I confirmed this worked with your site on one of my apps.

and how it worked? I see the website correctly? if you push back, you go to the app again?

I have also tried using a customHTML page, not customURL page Added this to it <iframe src=http://driblingsport.blogspot.com/p/football_28.html></iframe> NOTE add double quotes before http and after .html add this between the <body> tags It loads the page dynamically so no spinner at all, page loads and is usable. See if that would work for you Sorry too late, will not go back in the page, like Zackamo says below

Just tried pressing back, and yes I did go back to the app (though technically they are out of the app). From my experience the in app browser is very finicky about what pages it likes to load, and if it doesn't like something it will circle of death you. To have it load in app you probably would have to dig down in your site code (as mentioned) and remove whatever is cause the app to crash. Unless its essential to keep them in the app, I would roll with this solution as its cleaner.

Im trying that Zackamo... and Freesco you wrote too many things, I cant understand what I have to put in the customHTML page...

Freesco is just saying that if you put your webpage in an iframe it works as well. However I would test to see what happens if someone clicks a link as it could break again inside of app if it leaves the iframe and runs into a similar error.

https://myskylla.wordpress.com/2012/01/16/the-spinning-wheel-of-death-android/ Here's the solution. Fred

Once I did that Fred, I continue using custom url webpage right?

Correct, simple & works.

Thank you a lot Fred, it really worked!!! You are just amazing.

&Rizion, send me and email, I'll send you something that'll make this a lots easier to understand. Fred