<p>The following mentioned subfolders locate in the configuration folder.</p>
<ul>
<li>All html5 applications locating in a subfolder whose name begins with "app" (such as "appPDF") are allowed to read local files. Use url "https://local/sdcard/..." for a local file.</li>
<li><spanstyle="color:red">All files under the subfolder "app" can be automatically choosed as file objects by any web page</span>.</li>
<p>With the first approach, the html5 application is installed locally and can read any file allowed by the OS; while in the second approach, the html5 application can be either local or remote, and only files under the subfolder "app" can be accessed.</p>
<h4id="open-local-files-with-html5-apps">Open local files with html5 apps</h4>
<p>Click to configure <ahref="../filecap/index.html">default.filecap</a> to open local files, and to open remote files with the option "custom file handling":<br>
<atarget="_self"href="i:0gdefault.filecap:https://fastly.jsdelivr.net/gh/torappinfo/uweb/zh/searchurl/txt/filecap.cfg">use pdf.js,djvu.js,epub.js, huge markdown viewer for local files</a></p>
<p>Ex. "#offset=10000&500" will retrieve 500 bytes from offset 10000. Click the right arrow button to next page in all above file viewers.</p>
<p>By default, the subfolder "app" is created by clicking to install any of above html5 applications.</p>
<p>To make file management easier, users can symbolic link the subfolder "app" to any other locations as long as it is readable.</p>
<p>One way to configure "app" subfolder is as follows:</p>
<ul>
<li><ahref="i:15d:text/plain:toybox mkdir -p /sdcard/Download/app;toybox ln -s /sdcard/Download/app 2>&1:">Click to copy the command to the address bar</a></li>
<li>Press the home screen button of uweb browser bottom toolbar, so the home screen appears.</li>
<li>If you want "app" to be locations other than "/sdcard/Download/app", modify as you like.</li>
<li>Press "enter" on the address bar to execute the command.</li>
<p>The dictionary files (mdx, mdd) must locate in the "app" subfolder under the configuration folder. In above example, the files "xxx.mdx" and "xxx.mdd" locate in the folder ".../app/mdict".</p>
<p><ahref="i:15d:text/plain:cd /data/data/info.torapp.uweb/files/app/mdict;for i in *.mdx; do b=`basename ${i} .mdx`;fs=%22./mdict/${i}%22;if [ -f ${b}.mdd ];then fs=${fs}%22,./mdict/${b}.mdd%22;fi;echo ${b}:i:5ihttps://uwebzh.netlify.app/zh/searchurl/txt/mdict.html?file=${fs}#word=%25s >>../../home5.search;done:">Clip to paste commands to the address bar</a>, the commands scan mdx/mdd files under app/mdict and add search engines to home screen.</p>
