HTML Doc Issue in My App!

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BuzzingSteve Aspiring developer Posts: 526 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Vancouver, Cana... 11,660	confirm \| cancel 01/16/15 11:04 PM (9 years ago) HTML Doc Issue in My App! Looks like my app (BC Tech) that I have published on the Apple App Store in 2013 now has problems displaying content from the HTML Doc plugin screens I used. I didn't change anything in the app or on the Buzztouch site. So, why would this be? The content inside the HTML Doc screens was being served from the Buzztouch backend. I haven't logged in here for a while, so not sure if changes to the backend control panel has wiped out the HTML Doc content I was using...I forget where to check that now :-) Any help appreciated. Thanks! Title Comments Looks like my app (BC Tech) that I have published on the Apple App Store in 2013 now has problems displaying content from the HTML Doc plugin screens I used. I didn't change anything in the app or on the Buzztouch site. So, why would this be? The content inside the HTML Doc screens was being served from the Buzztouch backend. I haven't logged in here for a while, so not sure if changes to the backend control panel has wiped out the HTML Doc content I was using...I forget where to check that now :-) Any help appreciated. Thanks!

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	01/17/15 12:02 AM (9 years ago) Hi Steve, There should be a URL for the document that you're trying to serve, and the first step would be to make sure that content is available via a standard web browser. Then you can debug from there. If it's a Custom HTML plugin, then you can find the URL in your BT_Config.txt file. If it's a plugin where you link to the URL, then it should be in your control panel for that plugin. Mark Comments Hi Steve, There should be a URL for the document that you're trying to serve, and the first step would be to make sure that content is available via a standard web browser. Then you can debug from there. If it's a Custom HTML plugin, then you can find the URL in your BT_Config.txt file. If it's a plugin where you link to the URL, then it should be in your control panel for that plugin. Mark

AlanMac Aspiring developer Posts: 2612 Reg: Mar 05, 2012 Esher, UK 37,120	01/18/15 03:01 PM (9 years ago) If you control the html that is being served I would check to see if that has changed. Something must have! Comments If you control the html that is being served I would check to see if that has changed. Something must have!

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