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sample tabs only showing default-checkered texture #37
Hi @mbsw04 , Thanks for the question. Maybe you using QuestLink to running sample? You need to build project (set the target platform to android) to running WebView plugin. Please see this issue. Also, If you could attach the android logcat output, it would helpful to solve the problem.
Hi @mbsw04 . For loading local html, please see this issue. Also, Thre are 2 options for download directory (application folder and device's download folder) and downloaded files are saved to the device's download folder by default (Maybe it should be ...).
Please note that Meta Quest does not support native Android widgets, so you won't see a popup informing you that the download has finished. If you want to get information about the download finish event, please use the EventCallback.onDownloadFinish callback (please see this sample for how to use download event API).
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TLabAltoh commentedon Apr 2, 2025
Hi @mbsw04 , Thanks for the question. Maybe you using QuestLink to running sample? You need to build project (set the target platform to android) to running WebView plugin. Please see this issue. Also, If you could attach the android logcat output, it would helpful to solve the problem.
mbsw04 commentedon Apr 2, 2025
Hi @TLabAltoh, Thanks for the quick reply. It works perfectly fine when built and run on the Quest 3s. Also, is it possible to run local HTML?
And, let's say you download an audio file, .mp4 or. etc., where would it be stored by default on the quest?
I have added the following to the AndroidManifest
android.permission.MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
TLabAltoh commentedon Apr 2, 2025
Hi @mbsw04 . For loading local html, please see this issue. Also, Thre are 2 options for download directory (application folder and device's download folder) and downloaded files are saved to the device's download folder by default (Maybe it should be ...).
Please note that Meta Quest does not support native Android widgets, so you won't see a popup informing you that the download has finished. If you want to get information about the download finish event, please use the
EventCallback.onDownloadFinishcallback (please see this sample for how to use download event API).TLabAltoh commentedon Apr 3, 2025
I have updated my comment because there was not enough information in my previous comment.
mbsw04 commentedon Apr 3, 2025
@TLabAltoh thank you for the info.