I'm displaying some images in Custom HTML / Text Screen I put the images in the BT_images directory like I do on iOS but for some reason they don't display on Android (They work fine in iOS devices.)

Hi Jordash, If you look through the README.txt file included in your project download folder you'll notice that Custom HTML / Text screens aren't listed in the completed screens list. They were originally going to be released as part of the v1.5 phase 2 release package, but we realized the need to take our production in another direction. So Android screens will be completed with the new buzztouch Server and corresponding site update where we move towards the plugin format. After we have a stable working server platform, plugins will quickly follow. If you can't wait for our development efforts, there should be some comments and information within each screens .java file to help you finish the coding yourself.

I was looking through BT_screen_customHTML.java file and saw some things that might have it like MyPictureListener and localFileName but I couldn't really see what needed changed to get it to work. Has anyone else been able to make the correct modifications to get it to work properly? Thanks, Jordash

Have you tried posting the images on dropbox, then using html doc (not the custom one) via url?

I guess if I did that I might as well just host the images. I was thinking it was better to store the images locally so people wouldn't have to download them after they've already downloaded the app.

Yes, that would be best if it was possible.

Place the images and HTML-files in the ../assets/BT_Docs-directory. That is the right one. Then you can link your images from there. I have made a game with v1.5, and is working fine: Sinterklaas Memory. It is in the Android-market. I have not made an Ipad-version, because I have no Mac's around.

The last post reminds me that I placed an html file (Map of an area) in an app. There were two files the index.html & the .jpg file. Forgot about that since it was over a week ago. (You might say I need more Ram memory in my head.) Both files were placed in the same folder.

@FredT4: You placed them in BT_images directory, but for Android is that a problem. For Android they need to be in BT_Docs. It is not handy, but it works for me!

Actually I tried placing the .png in the image folder and the index.html in the docs folder but it didn't work, then placed both in BT_Docs & it worked. This was a BT v1.5 andriod api 8 app.