As I was saying before, it looks like it is not loaded when using it with a dynamic generated page (and once again all TB pages other than the index page are dynamically generated and added to the DOM). “I tried quickly with one of their example, and indeed got the same issue. I consulted this issue with the developers of Thorium Builder and they told me the following: However, I would prefer to use a more direct call in order to facilitate data exchange between the Hype document and the web app. I must say that an alternative that does work is to call the Hype document using an iframe. In the Thorium Builder platform, if I add the standard call to a Hype document (div, script…) within index.html, everything works as expected.īut, If you do the same call in any of the rest of html pages (which are dinamically generated and then added to the DOM of the web app), then nothing is displayed. All the Js and CSS files loaded by the index page are available for all the pages of the project.
THORIUM BUILDER CODE
When users open another page, then the page code is loaded dynamically and added to the DOM on top of the mainView (the Index page). It means that when the web app is loaded from its URL, then the index page and the related components (css, js, etc…) are loaded as well. PWAs or web apps created with Thorium Builder are Single Page Application (SPA). Let me explain the issue I have right now. I think Thorium Builder is worth a serious look. Both products allow an easy visual construction with the option to extend their functionality through javascript. I think the combination of Thorium Builder with Tumult Hype could be a winning bet.
THORIUM BUILDER FOR MAC
I’m exploring the possibility of displaying Hype documents within a mobile web app (aka PWA).įor the construction of the web app, I am using a promising new PWA visual builder for Mac called Thorium Builder ( )
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