Load a local html file in the browser

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• Open Local HTML file in the browser to the app?

  Hello

  We have a question, we want to make a link to a local HTML file form in a DPS article, it takes the HTML file to open in the browser in application; We cannot use an overlay of web content for this feature. We are able to do this easily with the content of a source online by creating a link to go to the URL of the Web site in the URL section.

  Is it possible HTML form resources folder and can it be tested in adobe content viewer?

  Or better yet can we easily link to a local folder using the go to URL with a local file path? If so what would it be?

  Thank you

  Dream awake
  

  Yes, you can open an HTML file in a browser in app by adding the HTML file to the HTMLResources.zip. Create a button with an action to go to the URL that looks like this:

  HTMLResources/HTML_Local/index.html

  Make sure that you create your HTMLResources.zip file correctly and transfer it into the folder. You can test it in Adobe Content Viewer on iPad or on the desktop so that get you a glimpse of the folio (not article or page layout).

  Basically, you use the same technique to post a link to the HTML file that you use to post a link to the PDF files. For more details, see the application of DPS tips > Advanced overlays > linking to PDF files.

• local HTML-files in app browser without download in HTMLRescources.zip?

  Is it possible to display the local html file in the browser in app without download in HTMLRecources.zip?

  If I use the overlay web content Folio I choose a local html file. It will be displayed another property but unfortunately in a setting not in the in-app browser.

  Are there opportunities?

  The only way to do this is through the HTMLResources.

  Neil

• Opening of the local shared .html file in the browser?

  My WebWorks application creates and saves the test.html file in the shared folder to 'blackberry.io.dir.appDirs.shared.documents.path' successfully. If I try to open this file in the browser of PB, like this

  var filePath = blackberry.io.dir.appDirs.shared.documents.path + "/ test.html ';

  var args = new blackberry.invoke.BrowserArguments (filePath);
  BlackBerry.Invoke.Invoke (blackberry.invoke.APP_BROWSER, args);

  can I get an exception with the message: 'undefined '; I guess that the args object is not created. The browser is not started.

  However, if I run the browser PB manually, navigate to the file test.html in the 'file:///accounts/1000/shared/' folder, I can open it.

  What Miss me? Thank you.

  More surprises every day... Apparently, the browser of PB does not file:/// protocol support; He expects a URL that begins with http:// or https://. But I managed to write my own code to open the .html file in the browser of PB. However, it's disappointing to do this kind of "gymnastics" to activate the basic features.

• Opening a local HTML file in your browser without triggering the Proxy credentials?

  I am trying to show my muse files locally by saving the HTML file on a network share accessible by various people, but this causes me problems with our proxy server.

  Whenever someone clicks on a page I get the proxy server titles pop up appears asking you for each members personal password etc...

  I checked the source code and can see that the following code is outwardly shouting at the catalyst for business could it be the cause of the problem?

  <!-JS includes->
  	"< script type="text/javascript">".
  	If (document.location.protocol! = ' :') https document.write ('\x3Cscript src = "http://musecdn.businesscatalyst.com/scripts/4.0/jquery-1.8.3.min.js" type = "text/javascript" > \x3C/script > '); )
  	< /script >

  Is there a way to disable all external links when you export as HTML in muse?

  I want to just run the Web site internally and do not need to search anything via the internet.

  I have many files requiring an update from time to time I don't want to have to trawl by code and remove this external link every time.

  This thing is fundamental to Muse how works and Muse always makes reference to the server-based versions. Do not hesitate to install a local version of jQuery and batch replace the text of the source code in an appropriate editing tool that would be for all purposes the simplest useful for text editors.

  Mylenium

• HTML player or any other way to read HTML files in the browser?

  On my old XP computer, I had a defect that could easily all HTML files to display as expected. On my laptop Windows 8.1 I do find no option for this. "Notepad" will allow me to display the html files? I saw online readers who are very well for text; But if images are included with the file of html file, it is very nice of them to appear on the page, which is linked to the images in the folder.

  I don't want to really go out and download the software for this purpose if Miss me something in my current system?

  Thank you

  Rosebud

  said jscher2000

  Are these some HTML files that you have saved on your computer?

  Firefox can display HTML files saved locally, but depending on how the pages were saved, some items may be missing. There are also some security restrictions that Firefox applies to files space in a different way than the pages on the web. Yet, it is worth a try.

  Normally, by double-clicking the file will launch it in your default browser. If there are problems with the display, could you describe it in more detail?

  The file is unzipped now... it's a folder art tutorial... and maybe I did the wrong thing by asking my Wordpad for opening the text file. Which is written in HTML. Whenever I click on it, all I get is the raw HTML on a wordpad document. Maybe I should try to download the tarball again? I have another one that is in PDF format, which is not a problem at all! It is with this text file not PDF that gives me headaches...

  [EDIT] Nevermind, I found it! Change of Wordpad is not bad. I right click on this file and of course it shows Firefox as the first option! I don't know how I missed it before. But when I chose that file opened fine in the browser.

  All is well now! Thank you! -rosebud

• navigator_open_file or another method for opening the local html file

  Hello

  Open file .html resourses app that I tried to use the navigator_open_file function.

  The problem is that the browser cannot open it because of the access denied error.

  So my question is how can I do this (open the location of application resources html file) in the other direction, or how to avoid the access denied error (I don't want to copy this file to another SD card or somwhere).

  Can be in NDK also available something like webview control that can be used inside the application (this can solve the problem with access denied so )

  Many thanks in advance,

  Vitali

  Hi vitali,.

  I'll you link to a previous post on the same topic. Read it all, and you will understand what your options are, and what are the limits.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/native-development/using-Navigator-invoke-to-view-local-file-...

  This thread should answer many of your questions. That being said, there is apparently a WebView control in stunts that could accomplish what you're looking for. However, I have never used, so I can't provide a lot of help. In addition, it requires BB10, which means it is for device Dev Alpha. If you develop for the PlayBook, you do not have a WebView available, and you will have to use methods that I mentioned in the link above.

  Hope that helps.

• Many fonts render when Firefox opens the local html file

  I use a 3 rd-party program called Fontlist. He reads all the fonts in the Windows fonts folder and then uses a line of the user selected text to generate a html file on the hard drive that shows the line of the text displayed in each font. Because it is a program of the 3rd part, I have no control over it is programming html.

  When the generated html file is browsed with Internet Explorer, all fonts display correctly. When browsing with Firefox, maybe half or more fonts have a police-looking ordinary backup who suite. I was not able to discern any trend as to what type of font is displayed correctly or does not work.

  In the research online, the problem, I saw a hint that assigning false to security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy could solve the problem. I tried, and it had no effect. Also, in the advanced option to fonts and colors, I checked the box to let web pages to choose their own fonts.

  Would there be other parameters that would allow Firefox make virtually any standard font industry installed on the system? This can affect all 3 rd-party sources, not only Fontlist html files.

  The css generated by Fontlist puts no quotes around the family names of fonts, including those with a numeric parameter. This explains the part of chess, but not all.

  It is obvious that the html and css accepted by Internet Explorer is much more forgiving than FF.

  The Fontlist developer will have to address this issue.

• How to pass parameters in local html files using InDesign?

  How to pass parameters in local html files using InDesign, or how to pass info environment, such as the image, the html code is sitting on top in local html files in InDesign?  I try to use the code html-javascript, then simply pass parms to behave differently depending on where the code is placed in the folios of InDesign.  I don't know how to do it.  If I could read in some environment of the folio InDesign info by using html or javascript, which might work as well.  Please advise, thank you!

  In indesign, you can draw a box and connect the html code to display in this box, if you do it this way you don't let the application in browser.  In the control panel overlays folio, its web called overlays.

  I suggest you download Bringhursts ipad Bob application called DPS tips, it will give you a quick overview of all different overlays and basic opportunities.

  https://iTunes.Apple.com/us/app/Digital-Publishing-Suite-tips/id436199090?Mt=8

  Joe

• empty HTML file on the secondary computer

  I am confused on this.

  I just sent a site I had built in dreamweaver using a checkerboard to fluid to a client just to show her work in progress. It works fine on my computer, but he sees an empty index file in the browser. I'm sure that I've included all the dependent files and all the paths are correct, but even at 100%, that does not explain why its browser is empty. Basic html should not always be there? Maybe something is blocked because of the reactive model in dreamweaver? I know that the individual file (command + I in unlocked) any help would be appreciated!

  I think that Mail may be cut for you automatically.

  If they you try to view a HTML of a compressed file, it will display empty in the browser exactly as you describe.

  EDIT: They can decompress the files and make a copy on their workstation to view properly.

• Player fails to link to the HTML file with the relative file specification.

  I use a PC running Win XP and Adobe Reader 9.3.4

  Adobe Reader says that it cannot find a file even if it gives the correct path and spec in the error message?

  In LaTeX, I use the hyperref package to produce a pdf document called pratiques.pdf

  \usepackage[pdftex]{hyperref}

  
  This works...

  
  CASE 1) my pratiques.pdf contains the following statement.

  
  \mbox{\href{run:./answers.html}{\Huge\textcolor{magenta}{$\bigstar$}}}solutions

  
  The agreement of file and directory is...

  /foobar/questions.PDF
  /foobar/answers.html

  The user clicks on pratiques.pdf, then within this pdf document when the user clicks on the magenta Star (link), answers.html starts in the browser. Perfect!

  
  It does not work...

  
  CASE 2) my pratiques.pdf contains the following statement. This time answers.html is located in a subdirectory from questions.html

  \mbox{\href{run:./exercise1/answers.html}{\Huge\textcolor{magenta}{$\bigstar$}}}solutions

  
  The agreement of file and directory is...

  /foobar/questions.PDF
  /foobar/exercise1/answers.html

  
  The user clicks on pratiques.pdf, then in this pdf document, when the user clicks on the magenta Star (link), answers.html cannot be found.

  Frustrating is that Adobe Reader allows the specification of OK in the error message file when he says that it cannot find the file! ??

  I tried enclosing the specification of file within various quotes etc, but I just can't get this relative file specification to find the HTML file. I wish it works so I can apply a structure for the structures of files for this work.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Kind regards
  Brad

  Reader 9.3.4 cannot open files in sub directories (and all other directories), but if you move the files to the same directory where the pdf file is, they can be opened. Other people in the forums has encountered the same problem)

  ( http://forums.adobe.com/thread/714892?tstart=0). I guess everyone will meet the problem when they click links in a pdf document that point to files in other directories. 9.3.3 seems do not have the problem.

• Cannot open PDF files in the browser. I tried every fix mentioned and it still does not work!

  I have Windows XP. Using firefox as my browser. All of a sudden, I can't open the PDF files in the browser. I tried all the mentioned patches. Nothing works! Check the configuration of the plugin, checked the settings Adobe Reader.

  Is the problem that Firefox opens a blank tab, or that it requires you to download the file?

  I guess you tried switching spectators between the internal viewer and the Adobe plugin. If this article does not, steps: How to disable the built-in PDF Viewer and use another Viewer. Sometimes behind switching will allow to correct an error in the settings file.

  You can rename or delete the settings file that stores these associations and have Firefox regenerate. If the file is corrupt, this could be the only option that works. Here's how:

  Open your current Firefox settings (AKA Firefox profile) folder using

  Help > troubleshooting information > "view file" button.

  Leave this window open, activate any Firefox window and quit the program (for example, the file menu > exit or Firefox menu > Exit)

  Pause while Firefox finishing his cleaning, then rename the mimeTypes.rdf to something like mimeTypes.old

  Restart Firefox. Your likely PDF preferences will be reset to the internal PDF Viewer, but you can activate the Adobe plugin as described in the above-linked article.

  Any improvement?

• I want to install Acrobat Standard DC 2015 on a local computer.  A program needs to use reference the local installation files.  The STD Acrobat DC installed locally?

  I want to install Acrobat Standard DC 2015 on a local computer.  A program needs to use reference the local installation files.  The STD Acrobat DC installed locally?

  Yes.

  RonB

• Disable the opening of PDF files in the browser.

  Hi guys,.

  I'm deploying DC to my environment, but only one requirement is disable the opening of PDF files in I.e.

  The only work to date is to * manually * disable the Adobe PDF Reader add-on in IE11.

  I tried:

  1. GPO to disable Adobe PDF Reader. The add-on comes as disabled, but a PDF file will always open in IE.

  2. the HKCU entry for bBrowserIntegration = 0. It makes no difference.

  The second step is the only one I've ever used for reader XI and it satisfied my needs. Someone at - it run in this yet? It's really weird that manually disabling the addon works (all PDFs pop out of drive) but if I re - enable and disable then via GPO, the opening of PDF files in the browser.

  Hi christopherh31260325,

  Please provide detailed information about your question.

  Could you please try to uninstall and reinstall MS Reader from the link mentioned below:

  Adobe Acrobat Reader DC install for all versions

  Then, try to disable the opening of PDF files in the browser after you follow the instructions as indicated in the link of doc KB:

  Reference: Acrobat Help. Display PDF in browser. DC to Acrobat, Acrobat Reader DC

  Let me know if it helps.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• Download VMDK files from the browser to the Web-based data store

  Hello

  I want to download the virtual computer VMDK file using the browser of the Web-based data store. I know how to do, but there is something I don't understand.

  I have configured my VM with a provisioning. From the VI client, I see that the size of the vm.vmdk is 4 GB.  The size of proviosned is 20 GB.

  Technically speaking, if I download the VMDK file, it should be 4 GB, however, from the browser on the vm - flat hard size Web-based data store is 20 GB... What is the standard behavior? Is there a way to download only the actually used 4 GB?

  Hello.

  This is the expected behavior, and as much as I know there is no work around if you use the browser to store data.

  Good luck!