If this is a Win only project:
have you considered doing it in Director with the IE ActiveXObject to
display the web content?
I have to admit I haven't done this in Director myself, but I'm
currently using the IE object in a c# project, and it's very flexible
and powerful.
If you control the hardware and software setup of the kiosk machines,
this could be an option.
Mark
On 31-mei-2006, at 15:14, David Pyle wrote:
I've got to punch some Flash, Shockwave and existing web content
through a web kiosk setup. It'll be frame-based with a master frame
handling meta-navigation and the content items appearing in the sub-
frames.
Some sub-frames will be local files and others off the internet
called from a single corporate site. We can't add any code to the
web content.
Does anyone know how you could implement a timeout client-side in
the master frame so that when a user walks away from the kiosk it
will return to a local "home" page.
Easy in Lingo if it was all director :-)
But sadly there's so much web content that it's gotta be delivered
via a browser :-(
Mark Hagers
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