<\/p>\n The WebViewer<\/em> is not a full Internet browser – it is a component that displays the specified web page only. The WebViewer does not support standard browser features, such as saving web page content nor does it provide a history of the web pages visited.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The entire app is implemented in the btnDisplayPage<\/em>\u00a0button event handler.<\/p>\n The contains text<\/em> block checks to see if the entered web address contains “http:\/\/”, and if it does not contain “http:\/\/” then “http:\/\/” is inserted at the beginning of the web address string.<\/p>\n The page is displayed on screen where you placed the Web component (in the Designer view). That’s all there is to displaying a web page!<\/p>\n Note – due to the very short app in this demo, no source code has been uploaded.<\/p>\n Please Share on Social Media<\/strong><\/p>\n Please click on the buttons below this post to share with your friends on Facebook or other social media.<\/p>\n If you are not already following this blog, click on the following links to like on Facebook, add to your Google+ circles or follow on Twitter or in your RSS news reader. Thank you for visiting!<\/p>\n Last year, I presented a short tutorial on displaying web pages from inside your App Inventor apps. Now, here is a some what improved version that prompts for a web address URL, checks to see if http:\/\/ has been entered, and if not, prepends http:\/\/ to the front of the address. Then the web page … Continue reading Displaying web pages in your Android apps<\/span> ![\"Screenshot_2015-02-10-15-15-17\"](\"http:\/\/appinventor.pevest.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/02\/Screenshot_2015-02-10-15-15-17.png\")
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