Wildos
commented
2 years ago There are some things to take into account for HTML export due to its limitations:
- You can't poll more than once per frame (I fixed that by adding a yield for idle_frame before
http.poll()) - If you use thread (it is by default, you can change it by switching the value to "false" in the code of the addon) it requires you to export with the export type "Threads" (in the export window, in the Variant category) Also if you use threads you will probably require some CORS related headers on your host to match the security requirements of firefox and chrome
I had an issue after that: google sheet refused my request because they were not GET request (they were OPTIONS), after some research I may be caused by the fact that the headers were filled so I fixed that by removing the headers content http.request(HTTPClient.METHOD_GET, URI, []) instead of http.request(HTTPClient.METHOD_GET, URI, headers)
Using the example project given with the plugin, it works just fine with a windows export, but running an HTML5 export of the project doesn't yield any results. I've got .json files included in the export, and I'm using user:// as the filepath. Any help?