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Is solved it by placing a HTML box right beside the checkbox, leaving the checkbox caption empty.

I am always surprised how straight forward all these things work :-)

Just like this:

Hi,

I have a form with a checkbox control. In have placed a href link in the capture property text.

The capture renders the link. How can I load another view by clicking on that link?

I tried the URL of the view /#!/Service_Datenschutz , which works in the debugger, but not in the compiled app.

Then I tried to capture the control's .event.target.id without success.

Any hints?

Thanks! You're the best :-)

Thanks for the info and your excellent work! :-)

Maybe the problem was, that I only changed the font size inside the CSS file. This did not change the file size, only its timestamp.

OK - I see ...

So the problem is, that the project file is located on a network drive and the file dialog returns the absolute path.

Thanks for the detailed explanation!

The background idea for this:

If I have network paths stored here, then I have to edit them again if I want to use the project locally e.g. on a notebook.

OK - but this limits the portability of the project. Relative paths (in relation to the project file) would be the best solution. What do you think?

Hi

Editing the path for CSS Styles in the filemanager is possible, but not for Images. The edit icon is disabled.

So I can only delete an add the paths again, if it changes afterwards.

BTW: Would it be possible to use relative paths here? Just the same as for App Icon and Splash Screen resources ?

-- Harald

Hi,

I have an external CSS file, linked via the integrated files manager. When I make a debug run, then change a CSS setting and run again, the change is not recognized. Even building the app again does not work.

As a workaround, I have to delete the whole Appname_Cache and Appname_Compiled folder.

I think this was also the problem in one of my other topics with the inAppBrowser parameters.

-- Harald

I double-checked it with a new build under Android 5.1: The "no" parameter makes no difference. I just deleted the built folder before a new built. Looks like the Javascript workaround was still active. So it might be an issue under Android 5.1 which can be fixed with the workaround mentioned.

Is there a way to determine the current platform at runtime? Thank you very much, Harald

I was able to track it down: OpenWindow works under Android 5.1, if you set "Show location bar" to "no" instead of an empty string.

My compliments at this point: Thanks for the freedom to choose between your script commands and the bare Cordova JS code - very nice! :-)

Teststed on 5.1.

it works with this code. But unfortunately the window does not show up as fast as OpenWindow.: StartJS browser = new InAppBrowser('https://example.com/', '_blank', 'location=no,presentationstyle=fullscreen'); EndJS
Maybe presentationstyle=fullscreen makes the difference?