How to reference resources (images) from a HTML page in webview? I am trying to display an image in HTML and the image is an android resource. <html> <body> <img src=" ? " /> </body> </html>
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CODE:..................
In description.html i have a reference for another html file located in the same place by following:
CODE:..................
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Folder explanation below as I'm not great at explaining myself:
/drawable
> image1.png
> image2.png
/drawable-land
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EDIT: I tried this:.............................
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