I put my resource.txt txt file with a link in it to the website I am trying to recreate as a reference. When I go to click on the text file in the html browser it shows up as a blue link that does not open when clicked, even when it is just plain text in the text file.
I should be able to click this text link am I right?
Could someone please help me with linking a clickable text file inside html?
Thanks for assistance in advance.
Here is my html:
Resources
inside the resource.txt is a link to the reference website.
Tried changing the link to plain text. Didn't work
Depending on the file structure of your project you may be accessing the wrong file path. When hovering over the location of your resources.txt file right click on it, if you are using vs code and select copy relative path.
Can I display the contents of an html file inside an UIAlertController?
I have a text for a terms of service and I already have it formatted within an html file. I would like to be able to display this in an AlertView when the user enters the app, so that they would have to click Ok.
You can use Modal Instance in which you can render the complete html page.
https://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
I know this is simple question, but i am fighting with it for few hrs, so its better to ask in forum to get help quickly. I have added the following simple html snippet in a TextEdit program and saved the file as webpage(.html). When I run this file in any browser, like safari, chrome or firefox, it shows the same code there instead of rendering this as web page.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<h1>My First Heading</h1>
<p>My first paragraph.</p>
</body>
</html>
Could someone help me to show this as real web page rather than source code showing?
If you have access to the server scripts creating the page, then check if somewhere the http headers are being changed by that code. The browser needs to receive a header like that
Content-Type: text/html
[example in PHP: header(Content-Type: text/html);]
in order to render html properly. If this header is changed, then the browser won't be able to interpret it as html.
It is likely that TextEdit has formatted your text, since by saving it as a Web Document it thinks that you have typed up the web page how you want it displayed, with all formatting, instead of raw HTML code. Try to save the document as raw text, then change the extension manually from whatever it is (probably .txt) to .html. For a more permanent solution, it is advisable to use a non-formatting text editor when coding.
EDIT: This is what Apple have to say: http://support.apple.com/kb/ta20406
The solution to your problem is simple.
Just open TextEdit and go to preferences.
Just tick the box which says"display html files as html code instead of formatted text".
Your problem will be solved. :)
You have saved the text you pasted in as HTML content, in the HTML editor. Instead, you should try to paste the text in the code view, not the editor view.
In case any of you have already created the file and not sure how to proceed, open the file in TextEdit. Go to Format -> Make plan text. Then save and close the file. Then open the file location in finder and rename to .html and this will convert the file appropriately.
I have a microsoft .doc file which I converted to html (by clicking save as html). That .doc file had within it internal links to other parts of the document, and thus the new html page did as well.
I then embeded this html file inside another one with a object tag. Now the links don't work. Why exactly is this and can it be fixed?
I would like to know if there is a program that can reference a converted image file to the actual html?
What I mean is that normally when you save a html page, there will be image saved in the folder together with the html. Suppose that I need to convert the image to some other type (example from gif to jpg), then the actual html saved that contains that image will be lost since the image has been converted. I wanted to view the same html page with the image converted and the html page will still display the same image. As such, back to the question, i wonder if such program exists?
I have tried to google it but I have found no such program exists.
What's wrong with just changing the relevant src attribute in the html file?