Hello,
I wanted to start the Blazer from my application in order to display
help pages. I used code as follows:
launchFlags = sysAppLaunchFlagSubCall; // same is with value 0
error = SysAppLaunch(cardNo, dbID, launchFlags,
sysAppLaunchCmdGoToURL, url, ResultP);
--> The Blazer is called and displayes the page as required but my app
doens't wait here up to the called Blazer is finished but continues
immediately.
if (error = 0) then ShowMessage('right');
if (error != 0) then ShowMessage('false');
Any ideas?
Am 16.03.2007 um 15:58 schrieb Alexander R. Pruss:
> The easy way to make the browser return to your app is to temporarily
> set your app to be the launcher (there is a PrefSetPreference() option
> for that) and then the browser will indeed return to your app. Once
> it does, restore the old browser setting. I'd also respond to the
> reset launch code, so that if there is a crash in Blazer, you can
> restore the old launcher setting (save the old launcher preference in
> your preferences).
>
> The hard way is to sublaunch the browser the way Accessorizer does.
> This is less reliable and uses more memory (and requires either a
> YAHMlib license or bundling Accessorizer and calling its CODE #0
> resource) but will return to just where you were in your app.
> http://www.1src.com/freeware/fileinfo.php?id=1674 (includes source
> code).
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