how do we call the filename is there any asset//:filename in the url or how?
just put asset name
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ok it worked but basic math functions in the html wont work why?
this is the link to the html code in w3schools
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Need to check with a quick project and see if it works on my side.
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It’s impossible to call assets within the html page from the phone
You need to do this via cdn
I tried your html file after adding it in my project and this is the view from my phone
Can you clearly point out what is wrong?
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@muneer Normally in w3schools html editor and viewer when you input a number in those text input boxes, the recommend sample size is supposed to change. But in thunkable it does not.
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Please explain futher i’m a novice
Will check and come back to you about the changes that should take place in the html page.
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Just made a quick test. It seems there is a problem preventing the JavaScript functions to run from the asset file.
However, if you run the same HTML from a URL it runs file.
I uploaded your file to a DTW folder
https://3ynihrnjb7v5zcebdgtvag-on.drv.tw/ThunkableTest/UserFiles/daniel_larry.html
And changed the URL of the Web Viewer to this URL and it worked OK.
Please check it this way and let me know.
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It’s Is possible to access assets with the webviewer like that at this time. You must use a cdn or other way to bring in external files.
Or
You can include the code in your HTML file.
Ok thanks
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Thanks sir, it works perfectly now
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Hi Thunkers,
I’m trying to upload a html file as an App. I’ve uploaded it as an asset and linked to the file in webviewer. It shows in the editor however not on my phone when I test it in the app, or as a WebApp. Any ideas?
Here is the project:
https://x.thunkable.com/copy/9e2b23503ce1b051955ce2868c60a350
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Can you provide more information?
If you are trying to use the HTML file from inside your app then you need to know that at the moment this option has a problem (at least in Android) and waiting to be fixed.
Yes I am trying to use the HTML file from the App assets however if there is another way to do it?
I saw that possibly it can be uploaded to github however when I tried to do this it would go to the directory page rather than opening the actual html code that I uploaded.
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For GitHub to act as a web page you need to create or choose a repository (folder) and then go to Pages tab and select this repository to be your web page.
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Thanks Muneer, that worked beautifully.
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