You're a life saver!! I would never have thought of that!!
Thanks!
I don't know if this is the best way of going around it but this worked for me :
architectWorldURL = ;
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Pradyumna Doddala
said
over 10 years ago
OKEY solved it.
Never have a space in the App name
If theres a space do encode the path..
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Pradyumna Doddala
said
over 10 years ago
I am trying to load the local world. I can see the html file path, even I tried copying the files as folder references, but no luck with it too.
What do you mean my "check loading path ?". .html file is located in Main Bundle.
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Andreas Schacherbauer
said
over 10 years ago
Hi,
are you trying to load a local or remote ARchitect World? To me it seems that the if you're using a local resource, the path you pass to the - is simply wrong. Please check your loading path, also check where the main .html file is located in your bundle.
Best regards
Andreas
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Pradyumna Doddala
said
over 10 years ago
Yes, I've checked the locations, anyway they are generated randomly, I've used the code from the Wikitude examples.
I've done a small test,
hacked throught the architectView to get the webview in it and implemented the webView delegate in my class.
UIWebView *webview = ;
webview.delegate = self;
In the delegate method I can see the URLRequest is null
Pradyumna Doddala