Problem description:
How do I direct players in a game to a html file that is kept in the same directory as the game?
Byond's old browser support isn't allowing me to link images, so is there a way to directly link players to the html file.
(Like, have them open it in their own browser.)
I'll give it a try.
*2 mins later*
usr << browse('FAQII.html')
Nope. Still opens a default byond browser. Also I'm not using it to link just images. I'm trying to link players to an html file- I just meant that the images don't show up in byond's default browser via the html document as seen in the image above. (just a bit more explanation if that wasn't clear) |
What the page should look like in Google Chrome
You can see now why I'm trying to directly display the html page instead of go through the byond default browser. |
You'll need to send the images in that file to the player first using browse_rsc
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In response to Avidanimefan
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I just ran my own tests, and browsing an HTML file works fine when referencing sources from the web. You can also use a text file and make it compatible with file2text(). If the resources are local, you'll have to do like flick said.
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In response to Flick
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Ah ok. Could I go a step further and just add them directly to the RSC file in that case?
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In response to Konlet
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Thanks for your help.
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In response to Konlet
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The images are good enough.
The meters are actually HTML tags set up for the page,but I guess those aren't completely necessary. Thanks again you two. |
What do you mean?
src << browse({"<img src="example.com/ex.png" />"})
This works fine.