Very simple Android app to display and save HTML forms
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a number of forms, which are saved as single HTML files (see attached sample) in a folder called 'Input' on the Android device.
When the user opens the app, it should display an alphabetical list of the forms (HTML files) saved in the folder.
When the user clicks on one of the files, it should open in a browser.
After the user completes the form and clicks ‘Save’, the app should save the form, along with the user's form inputs, as a single HTML file to a separate folder called 'Output'.
The HTML file should have the same format as the original, so that selection can be parsed later. (The reason for this is that there is no internet connectivity when the user completes and saves the form.)
The form inputs can include:
- Numbers and text
- Checkbox, radio button, dropdown menu or list selections (individual and multi select)
- Media files: image, video, audio files
For the media files, the name can be saved as part of the HTML file, but the file should be saved separately to the 'Output' folder.
When the user opens the app, it should display an alphabetical list of the forms (HTML files) saved in the folder.
When the user clicks on one of the files, it should open in a browser.
After the user completes the form and clicks ‘Save’, the app should save the form, along with the user's form inputs, as a single HTML file to a separate folder called 'Output'.
The HTML file should have the same format as the original, so that selection can be parsed later. (The reason for this is that there is no internet connectivity when the user completes and saves the form.)
The form inputs can include:
- Numbers and text
- Checkbox, radio button, dropdown menu or list selections (individual and multi select)
- Media files: image, video, audio files
For the media files, the name can be saved as part of the HTML file, but the file should be saved separately to the 'Output' folder.