Android doesn't shows images in Custom HTML / Text

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chris3839 I hate code! Posts: 26 Reg: Apr 16, 2014 Sannicandro di ... 1,810	confirm \| cancel 09/18/14 03:47 AM (9 years ago) Android doesn't shows images in Custom HTML / Text Hi, I have compiled my Android app, but when i test my app it doesn't shows images in Custom HTML / Text. I used this code for showing image: <p> <img src="bannerhome.png" /></p> <p> and then I've added bannerhome.png in res/drawable folder before compiling the app. What's wrong? Title Comments Hi, I have compiled my Android app, but when i test my app it doesn't shows images in Custom HTML / Text. I used this code for showing image: <p> <img src="bannerhome.png" /></p> <p> and then I've added bannerhome.png in res/drawable folder before compiling the app. What's wrong?

chris1 Code is Art Posts: 3862 Reg: Aug 10, 2012 Austin, TX 50,120	09/18/14 08:25 AM (9 years ago) You need to get a reference to the file path of the actual image. Try something like this: <img src = "file:///android_res/drawable/bannerhome.png" /> Comments You need to get a reference to the file path of the actual image. Try something like this: <img src = "file:///android_res/drawable/bannerhome.png" />

chris3839 I hate code! Posts: 26 Reg: Apr 16, 2014 Sannicandro di ... 1,810	09/18/14 10:18 AM (9 years ago) I've tried with: <img src = "res/drawable/bannerhome.png" /> but nothing.. Is this the path right? Comments I've tried with: <img src = "res/drawable/bannerhome.png" /> but nothing.. Is this the path right?

chris3839 I hate code! Posts: 26 Reg: Apr 16, 2014 Sannicandro di ... 1,810	09/18/14 10:38 AM (9 years ago) Thanks Chris1, I tried the path you suggested and WORKS FINE!!! :) Comments Thanks Chris1, I tried the path you suggested and WORKS FINE!!! :)

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