I have a Piano score, I want it to display it in my app, but I don't know which format I should use it in, this is specifically for android only, I have a choice of: PDF HTML I saw that if I use PDF on android it redirects you to a PDF reader APP, which I don't want. But to use HTML, I have a HTML link I converted from PDF to HTML, but the HTML is a link from my computer pathway when I click on the shortcut of it, does anyone know how to input HTML piano score onto android phones? any answers will much be appreciated. Thank you.

Hey @acschcs, You wanting to change this score on a basis or just one time show? LA

Just a one time show.

Just put it in the custom html plugin and that will do the job. LA

Yes, I know that, But do I need to press the source code for this to work? or just put in my file path to my HTML shortcut?

You can do both on the Custom HTML Text plugin. You can type in the editor in the plugin or code it there. Check out the that plugin you can do many things right here in the control panel. LA

Hopefully this helped and was what you were looking for. LA

@LA's way will work, but I really don't like that customHTML plugin, so I would do it this way: You know the name of your file right? I'll call it index.html. (If you've done a conversion, the file extension might be htm, not html). Drag your html file into the assets folder of your project in eclipse. (and any image, css or javascript folders that were created during your conversion). Add a customURL plugin to your project. The url in the customURL plugin will be - file:///android_asset/index.html That should work fine, but I'm guessing that as you've done a pdf to html conversion, the metadata won't be mobile compatible? You might need to do some work on the html file for it to look right.

all right, thanks, and now we have encountered another problem, why do I always have lots of problems... :(