[english] What is the PocketBook 626 Browser capable of

[5keeve]

Hi!

Sorry for writing in english, but my russian is not-existing

I created an HTML file containing some JavaScript to create tables based on some date. This works fine in a desktop browser but simply does nothing in my PocketBook's browser.

I'm wondering what the PocketBook's browser is capable of. Which JavaScript commands/methods can be used? What can I do with the DOM? Can it be manipulated with JavaScript?

Can anyone give me hints, where to find more information?

What I'm trying to create is a statistics page for the pocketbook's sudoku. I've already created a wrapper for that application which allows you to type in your own sudokus on the pocketbook and then solve it there. I also enhanced it so far that it takes the time you needed for solving. Now I want to collect the information in a file. Since I cannot create epubs on the pocketbook (as there is no zip, just an unzip), I thought about using some interactive HTML for this.

Posted after 5 hours 41 minutes 1 second:

Just made a strange observation!

When I put the HTML file on my pocketbook and open it there - no JavaScript seems to work. At least not what I've put in my file.

When I put the file on my computer's apache and open the URL in my pocketbook, it works.

What's going wrong here?

[pal]

Try alternative browser from here
libroom.net/viewtopic.php?t=28929
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[4keeve]

Thanks for trying to help.

But my goal is to get it working wit the PocketBook's standard capabilities. Otherwise I could as well install a zip-program and create epubs. I think this would be even better as the resulting file could be used on any ebook reader.

[pal]

No matters, one file (your wrapper) or two (wrapper + pkzip for arm) will be copied to device . Imho, generate epub (or html) with tables is a good idea.
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