I'm a noob lol, but in the scheme of things, i have my app run some .doc files to fill a few screen with text, on the download off-line version (on my comp) i have added the files to where they go respectively, but when building the app it gives me a data for this screen has not been downloaded. Please check your internet connection. How do i tell it that the file is offline? Also, when it comes time to publish is there a way to make it run 100% offline, as all of my content will be in the app resources, not pulled from the net. Thanks in Advance:)

If i rename my files as sample.doc, the app will load them, just not under any other name....wth..

Is your doc in the project document directory or are you using a URL?

its placed in the BT_Docs folder, also same story for .pdf (works names as sample but not custom)

The configuration file may not be updating. Open up the BT_config directory then open the BT_config.txt file and scroll through it to look for the tab/screen information for the DOCS. You should see localFileName:sample.doc Change it to the custom name and re-run the app.

I thought that would word for sure...but after trying it still no luck.. the code looks like: {itemNickname:Schedule, itemId:31456593476A4E46FB5260F, itemType:BT_screen_webView, navBarTitleText:Schedule, localFileName:home.doc}, {itemNickname:Absence Lines, itemId:C720DB9DF7C50D636319537, itemType:BT_screen_webView, navBarTitleText:Absence Lines, localFileName:sample.doc}, and the sample one loads fine, the home item still gives the please check your internet connection error.

how did you add the home. doc to the project? did you just drag it into the BT_Docs folder?

and its official, i feel DUMB, i was adding the files with finder...you have to add them with xcode to put them into the project..my bad, but all is well now:D thanks.

@Moto4life14: Not sure if you got the 'offline' part figured out. In the BT_config.txt file, in Xcode, remove the dataURL value and the reportToCloudURL value to force the app to work in offline mode only and never check for updates. Removing these will also remove the 'refresh' button from your apps home screen.