On Mar 29, 2006, at 8:47 PM, Barry Traver wrote:
There's probably a simple answer to this question relating to the
HTMLViewer. LoadPage works fine if you supply a FolderItem (i.e.,
an HTML file) and LoadURL works if you supply a URL (i.e., a Web
address), but what do you do if you want to load a Web page that
you have in a string rather than in a file on disk?
I suppose I can save the string to disk as a FolderItem (i.e., an
HTML file) and then use LoadPage to load that file, but is that the
only and/or best way to accomplish the objective?
That's one way to do it, but you can also use LoadPage
(MyString,MyFolderItem), which will render the given String relative
to the given FolderItem. And if you don't need it to be relative to
any particular FolderItem, you can pass Nil into the method.
Hope this helps!
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Brad Rhine
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