Link to local PDF-file / or html (not web-view)

Hi,
i posted this in the prerelease-forum and got no answear so i thought i give it a try and post here.
i see it is possible to link to a local pdf file with the webview function.
but i want to show a local pdf-file in the app-browser. the one in which  linked websites are shown and where i can click "done" to close the  window.
i've seen it f.e. in the "new yorker" app where f.e. the cartoon gallery is shown in this browser, so it has to be possible.
does anybody know how this could work?
tyvm
david

Your code is a mess:
** there is no apparent reason for the span:
<td><span class="style1"
onfocus="MM_openBrWindow('pdf/PR_launch.pdf','','')">Milford, OH
So change that line to:
<td>Milford, OH
** here you have two double quotes before This.
<a title="”This" class="pdfFile"
onclick="MM_openBrWindow('pdf/PR_Launch.pdf','','')"
Change it to this, (with some other improvements):
<a title="This" class="pdfFile"
onclick="MM_openBrWindow(this.href,'','');return false"
** This is code salad:
href="”PR_Launch.pdf”" link="" will="" open="" a=""
.pdf=""
file.”="">More (PR_Launch.pdf,
230kb)</a></span></td>
Change it to:
href="pdf/PR_Launch.pdf">More (PR_Launch.pdf,
230kb)</a></td>
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