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• Thanks but that actually generates an error.

  [Error] Error loading app://myimage.jpeg

• I have the same problem. I can make a webview that loads a web page (index.html), but the web page can't seem to reference anything in the Resources directory…
  e.g.:

  <img class="logo" src="logo.png"/>

  gives me a broken image in the emulators. src="app://logo.png" causes Titanium desktop to throw an error – "[Error] Error loading app://logo.png". So what's up with that?

• I've finally gotten img references to work in 1.2

  Reference that works for me <img src="app://somefolder/myimage.jpeg" >

  in this somefolder is absolutely required it can be 'Resources' but I just added an 'images' folder inside Resources to put them in.

  ie <img src="app://images/myimage.jpeg" >

  This <img src="app://myimage.jpeg" > will cause the app to crash when it loads the page.

  Haven't tested this on an actual phone yet.

• Eldon,
  Just to make sure I get it right, app://images/ resolves to the directory Resources/images in the development environement ? In my case, it does not work, image can't be found. I am using Titanium 1.2 targeting Android 1.6.

  Anybody got this method to work on Android ?

• Try something like this and see if it works (assuming your image file is in the Resources folder):

  app://myimage.jpeg