4 Answers

• Just use the 'url' property when constructing a webView.

  If a file 'local_web.html' is in your Resources folder, you could simply use:

              var webview = Titanium.UI.createWebView({
                  url:'local_web.html',
                  height:'auto',
                  width:300,
                  borderWidth:1,
                  top:10,
                  borderColor:'#eee'
              });
  

• I get that. what I mean is that the webview opens a page and that page has images. Thos images are referenced now as /images/pic.jpg , etc. With those images living on the web server. I wan to load those in the app and then have the webview retrieve them from the app instead of the server.

• OK. You could download the images from your webserver to your app data directory then reference them there in your local webview html.

  Get your app to create a folder called 'images' and then download them to there.

  With a bit of string.replace and regex work you should be able to then alter the html to whatever you want.

  Is that what you mean?

• no, not exactly. THe html is on the server and the images are not.