I have a twitter list that I wish to display inside my Android BT3 app. I've created the list and embedded it in an html page as as instructed by twitter and hosted it - the url is http://limetimeapps.co.uk/appfiles/f1quotes/f1-twitterpicks-m.html. It works ok on a mobile browser, but I would prefer to keep the user navigation inside the app, using the html pro plugin to display the apge. The problem is my page only shows with html pro if I use the refresh button, which isn't a good user experience. Can anyone suggest anything to help please?

could you do a periodic refresh from within the html page? Cheers! -- Smug

Interesting idea. I probably could, but, if I set it to refresh to say once a minute, I doubt a user would wait that long. If I set it to a shorter period, I think that would cause other issues. I think the problem isn't the html of my page, I think the twitter list code is doing something.

Why not force the refresh in the onCreate or onStart method? should be able to just add in the line: handleRefreshButton();

I'll give that a try Chris, but if it works in a mobile browser but not the plugin, would that be masking a more fundamental problem? The plugin is fine for everything else.

The plugin caches the document for fast loading, appropriate for most people.

Tried all sorts of things, but I can't make my twitter list work with html pro. I am not a coder so my attempts involved a lot of trial and error. However, the page loads with custom url.