Hi guys I have searched the forum and have reached out others with the same issue but no luck as yet.
I am aiming to mint my first HTML interactive piece, I have a fully working HTML webpage which correctly populates the images, and the HTML page works perfectly on Pinata as well. Thus far, I’ve followed the Manifold HTML Documentation to the letter, and have minted it on a manifold claim page.
In spite of this, my token is not displaying correctly on the manifold claim page, OpenSea or LooksRare. After a million trouble shooting errors including changing my code, I am now stuck.
I can share the html and files if needed?
This is a simple gallery of 5 images with on click function that transitions between the 5 images. It is working in my browser as intended and I have linked it all through pinata and added the hidden properties in Manifold.
Ah ok that is so weird, it works for me. And if I open the html in a browser it works as well. Is there anyway I can work with you guys to figure out what I need to change?? I understand this is my responsibility here but I honestly have tried everything and ready to admit defeat.
Sorry. We can’t help with custom html issues. Given that it doesn’t appear to properly function on other browsers nor on opensea or other platforms it’s not something we can look into as it appears the root cause is with the html itself.
If you want to debug further you can try wrapping your html in an iframe, which is all we are doing.
Ah ok, so can I just check for the upload to pinata I had uploaded all the images and the js script file then I added all the pinata links for each file into the html and uploaded that as well.
Then in Manifold I added the pinata link to the html file, in the hidden property of the token. Is that correct?
Unfortunately we cannot provide further support as it’s an issue with the html site. Like i suggested, if you want to debug this, you should try wrapping it in an iframe, as that’s how we display the html.
So in the tutorial it says upload all files as a folder and then point to the html in the token hidden property but nothing about what the links should be in the html, any help with that or too hard?
Updated post so you can see. Basically your html is broken or incompatible with an iframe. It has nothing to do with how you uploaded it or how you set the metadata (which is correct).