Can someone spell this out for me (HTML5 INI)

Quote from Dillhole

I've read about 50 posts and I still can't do it. It's simple. My dialogue is all stored in dialogue.ini.

it works fine until I export as HTML5 - then nothing. No matter what directory I put the file in = nothing.

I have tried putting the full path.

I've tried it on my server and I have tried it locally.

Please just tell me what to do.

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what do I put here to make it work?

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Hi, in html5 the drawer is like so:

resources
src

and to run the application is : index.html

all in resources are replaced every build an run the application;
Try to create drawer like : datas and put the dialog.ini inside;
Finally you must have like this file structure;
resources
src
datas
index.html

In this case you can set : set current file to "datas/dialog.ini" , hope this will help you;

Regards

I have the same problem. Gigatron solution won't work.

Quote from PandaExplosion

I have the same problem. Gigatron solution won't work.

Please send .mfa example for testing ;

Thanks

you must add this INI file in the binary data and it will be read INi file are saved in localstorage for HTML5.

Thanks Fernando, tried it, but unfortunately it won't work.

I added the binary file and used the right path. I then built in exe, deleted the original file, just to be sure, it worked. The same process won't work in HTML5.

IT seems html5 can't read binary files at all.

Ok, just did it using Gigaton idea. I searched for "data\" + "value.arr" after creating the folder.

Solved!

Quote from PandaExplosion

Thanks Fernando, tried it, but unfortunately it won't work.

I added the binary file and used the right path. I then built in exe, deleted the original file, just to be sure, it worked. The same process won't work in HTML5.

IT seems html5 can't read binary files at all.

It works fine here, I confirm what Fernando said, I just tested it. The best way to do it = put the INI in the directory of the MFA, add it to the binary files and use Set current file to Apppath$ + "your_ini.ini" in the INI object. Nothing more.