Displaying HTML pages

[Scott Rossi]

If your eBooks are heavily formatted and you need to keep the formatting
intact, htmlText won't be a good solution because the formatting won't
come across.

One option could be to write your eBook files to a local folder
(Documents, for example) and load them in the browser control.

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design




On 8/18/14 7:58 AM, "Linda Miller, DVM" <anmldr at bellsouth.net> wrote:

>I have several ebooks that are composed using HTML/CSS and maybe some
>JavaScript.  I know that I can use HTMLtext to display the pages.
>
>For example,
>on mouseUp
>   put url "http://www.mobgui.com" into temp
>   set the htmlText of field "test" to temp
>end mouseUp
>
>But, this displays only black text on white background without any images
>or other formatting. As LiveCode exists today (before the HTML5 version
>is completed), is there a way to display HTML/CSS pages with images from
>a file that is imported into the app? By imported, I mean files that are
>a part of the app that can be used when there is no Internet connection.
>
>Also, the hyperlinks do not seem to work when the mobgui.com page is
>being displayed. Will hyperlinks work in LiveCode today?
>
>Thanks,
>Linda
>
>
>
>
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