So I created a list item of Custom HTML - Text type and i'm trying to include some images into it. what should the src= be?

Also is it possible to create a link to a menu from within HTML? e.g. (Click Here takes you to another menu in your app)

Hi @Jordash, All you need to do is make sure your images are in the BT_Images folder (and they can be in any subfolder you create there), and then reference them like this : <img src=image_name.jpg> Easy as that! Make sure there are no spaces in your image names, either in the folder, or in the HTML. And you do not have to reference the subfolder in your src= statement...BT is smart enough to find it wherever it may be located in BT_Images. Also...don't forget to add your images to your project as well, and not just to the folder itself (mostly applies to Xcode). As far as linking to another screen, if it's another HTML page, you would do a standard <a href=page_name.html>. If you want to link to a different app screen, then it's more difficult, but I think it can be done. Search the forums for more info. Thanks! Mark

Oh ok, the image linking is way easy that's nice. I'll try and figure out how to interlink Menus via HTML, looks like a major pain, but that would be really handy to be able to do.

Hi Jordash, To access a screen from a HTML page you'll have to trigger one of the iOS tap methods. So, you'll have to do something like this: http://davinccoder.wordpress.com/2011/06/28/call-ios-method-for-html-button-click/

Added that link to the wiki : http://btugwiki.com/index.php/Additional_Links

Hi, I want to do a similar thing, but I need to use a RSS screen with an XML that I built. I need the XML as I have over 100 lines to add, multiplied by at least 5-6 times. The images will be in inside the app, not Online. So I will put them all in the BT_Images folder. Now I want the Link XML Element to point to an image inside the BT_Images folder. Is there a way to do this? Thanks a lot, Vali

Hi Vali, I'm no XML expert but, I would try the method mentioned above by Mark (aka GoNorthWest) and try linking to them by file name. For example image12.png . One thing to consider if you are planning on embedding the images in the device itself, is that any changes/additions/subtractions to the images will result in you needing to recompile and re-submitting the app to the app store. You might save yourself some work by supplying the images with the XML feed itself.

Hi Parker, Thanks for your input. After working on the XML file I realized that I want my users to be able to search the text that leads to the image. So I will make a menu list for each category and put in there all the items/images. It is a tedious work, but I need it in this way. So the problem and solution will remain anyway for anybody who would like to tackle this option. BR, Vali