Someone mentioned elsewhere in the forums that you can also create a shortcut to the app (Shift + drag) on the finder window sidebar and then you can drag your HTML folder onto it and it should also work.

Good deal! At least you know the cause and a workaround. Folks will need a connection to download the article in the first place, so there's a good start to that situation. Hopefully the app caches enough that it will work if someone loses their connection temporarily.I wonder if DPS 2015 apps have or will have the ability to debug using Safari like DPS classic apps. That way you could debug the JS code and be able to include it in the article.

Just for testing purposes, can you try the article in question:A) Without any HTMLB) With HTML from another article that you know worksThis will let you know there is something odd with that specific HTML. It may be special drag feature you mentioned.

Hm. Not sure why you keep getting an error. Just to be sure:- You are selecting and zipping the contents of the html folder and not the folder itself correct? This would be for the direct HTML upload.- The HTML file is called "index.html" correct?- The folder only contains your HTML and your manifest + images/JS/CSS/fonts? And no other unused files that maybe increasing the size of the folder correct?That's what I can think of at the moment. Is this the only article with HTML that you are having...

Maybe try packaging the HTML and upload it directly instead of exporting a .article that contains an HTML overlay?

Good to know that navto://article works with articles in other collections within the same app!

I highly suspect Apple is going to require iPhone screenshots.

Currently you can only use navto://article_name to navigate to another article within the same collection.

+1 to this as we also publish the same content sometimes on our existing apps.We use the Share Folio feature along with the ability to copy a folio in the receiving account to quickly publish the same content on multiple apps.