Nils Kretschmer

This is supposed to be like this. It is build into Android. It is not recommended to use Network Operations on the Main Thread: See this thread on SO for...

I am a bit confused, because I tried exactly that by adding the library to my dependencies and editing it. But there already seems to be a constructor for that....

Ah well this seems to fix it. I upgraded to 1.0.6 now. No inflateException anymore. But now I get an error when loading the html: String html = "test text";...

I tested it with the same code (no layout inflating, just adding the HtmlView). This is the Full Stack Trace (version 1.0.6): `E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main Process: de.rememberly.rememberlyandroidapp, PID: 21400...

The log resolves to the same file in both versions: 1.0.2: `I/URI:: file:/data/user/0/de.rememberly.rememberlyandroidapp/files/test.html` 1.0.6: `I/URI:: file:/data/user/0/de.rememberly.rememberlyandroidapp/files/test.html` I doublechecked this. In addition I write and read to/from the internal storage -...

I checked all the versions. The FileNotFoundException happens with 1.0.5 and 1.0.6 - so 1.0.5 seems to break the loadHtml method if loaded from local (internal) file - If I...

Hi @stevebauman thank you for your response! I added the Controller inside my test folder, because I wanted to seperate it from my "normal" controllers. I already use the `actingAs`...

One first quick solution for 1. - use a webview - get html from editor and set it via `WebView.loadData(html, "text/html", "utf-8");` Works with links (nothing more tested yet)

As per now I don't think checkboxes are supported. Is there a plan to do so? If not, I'd like to know how to add that functionality. I would add...

I just upgraded to 2.3.2 but Links are still not clickable (nothing happens if I tap on them). I tried links like https://google.com or just google.com for example.