Re: htmlviewer = realistic browser

Emile, > Do you get the same error ? No, I wouldn't post code that I get an error from. Contact me off-list and I'll send you my module. Thomas C. ___ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: Search the

Re: htmlviewer = realistic browser

ow, I am out of ways to check. Ideas ? Do you get the same error ? Cheers, Emile >Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2007 19:53:27 -1000 >From: Thomas Cunningham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: htmlviewer = realistic browser >To: >Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Content-Typ

Re: htmlviewer = realistic browser

Miroslav, > I used a htmlviewer component as a main component of the browser. It > works great, but how do I force this component to open popups just like IE? > > javascript: > window.open('http://google.com','google',width=400,height=300'); > > Is there any way to teach my application to open

Re: HTMLViewer exception

On 2007-03-08, at 20:07, Tim Jones wrote: > > Have you looked at the Language Reference entry for the HTMLViewer? > The HTMLViewer control is a plain-jane HTML mechanism for creating a > simple browser. It's not a full-blown web browser control. If you > want the addition of javascript support

Re: HTMLViewer exception

On Mar 8, 2007, at 12:11 PM, slave wrote: > Hi >> Have you looked at the Language Reference entry for the HTMLViewer? >> The HTMLViewer control is a plain-jane HTML mechanism for creating a >> simple browser. It's not a full-blown web browser control. If you >> want the addition of javascript su

Re: HTMLViewer exception

Try: dim s as string dim f as FolderItem f = DesktopFolder.Child("Test Folder") if not f.Exists then f.CreateAsFolder end s = [Some Valid HTML Code] myHTMLViewer.LoadPage s, f I suspect the folderitem has to actually exist.. Gary On Mar 8, 2007, at 1:55 PM, Chris Griffin wrote:

Re: HTMLViewer exception [Solved]

Hi > The Window was set to be a modal dialog window. > I have no problem with modal windows... no problems at all -- Slave ___ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: Search the archives:

Re: HTMLViewer exception

Hi > Have you looked at the Language Reference entry for the HTMLViewer? > The HTMLViewer control is a plain-jane HTML mechanism for creating a > simple browser. It's not a full-blown web browser control. If you > want the addition of javascript support (or anything more than simple > HT

Re: HTMLViewer exception [Solved]

The Window was set to be a modal dialog window. On Mar 8, 2007, at 10:55 AM, Chris Griffin wrote: Dim s As String Dim f As FolderItem s = "Hi there." f = folder,folder,folder/index.html My window has an HTMLViewer in it. self.MyHTMLViewer.LoadPage(s, f) => HTMLViewerException ErrorNumber = 0

Re: HTMLViewer exception

On Mar 8, 2007, at 11:55 AM, slave wrote: > The standard javascript syntax for a new window is: > window.open(someuri,somename,some arguments like width and height) > > How do I write such a browser that can open new windows and > respects the > arguments like width, height and so on? Is there a

Re: HTMLViewer exception

Hi > No matter .. mostly bla..bla..bla.. > But you asked about the HTMLViewer.LoadPage method? > And you get some error? Where? > well, I'm sorry for my english... I might have explained it wrong way. Ok let's have a look at it again. I want to build a simple internet pages browser. Anything I

Re: HTMLViewer exception

Dim s As String Dim f As FolderItem s = "Hi there." f = folder,folder,folder/index.html My window has an HTMLViewer in it. self.MyHTMLViewer.LoadPage(s, f) => HTMLViewerException ErrorNumber = 0, Message = "" self.MyHTMLViewer.LoadPage(s, f.Parent) => HTMLViewerException ErrorNumber = 0, M

Re: HTMLViewer exception

On 2007-03-08, at 18:39, slave wrote: > hi > > sorry I don't understand a line you wrote :) > The htmlviewer component has an event NewWindow. Is this the event I > need to write the code into? Well, look, I need the full functionality > just like a normal browser. The new window should be able t

Re: HTMLViewer exception

hi > I have NOT checked but .. > > s = a html string? > > f = html file .. but should be a folder .. so if your html string > have links to css files or images .. the html viewer know where to > begin search.. > sorry I don't understand a line you wrote :) The htmlviewer component has an ev

Re: HTMLViewer exception

On 2007-03-08, at 18:00, Chris Griffin wrote: > I'm calling MyHTMLViewer.LoadPage(s, f) where s is some valid HTML > and f is an existing html file. I get an HTMLViewerException and the > ErrorNumber of the exception is 0 and the Message is blank??? Any > ideas? > > RB 2007r1 > > Thanks, > Chri

Re: HTMLViewer and External Helper Apps

On 3/1/07 1:43 PM, "Dennis Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I think I may be missing something in the HTMLViewer implementation. The >> only way I have found to intercept a click on a link is through the >> DocumentBegin event. There, it's trivial to use a ShowURL statement to >> display the l

Re: HTMLViewer and External Helper Apps

In a message regarding HTMLViewer and External Helper Apps dated Thu, 01 Mar 2007 13:35:43 -0600, Scott Crick (Lists) said that ... > I think I may be missing something in the HTMLViewer implementation. The > only way I have found to intercept a click on a link is through the > DocumentBegin event

Re: HTMLViewer and External Helper Apps

On 3/1/07, Scott Crick (Lists) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would like to use an HTMLViewer to display some HTML-formatted text that > will include links to web-pages. However, I do NOT want the HTMLViewer to > handle displaying those external web-pages. Rather, I would like the user's > default

Re: HTMLviewer - Clipping Issues Solution

Mark, I actually tried this first, but it did not solve my issue. The only way I could get the HTMLviewer to refresh was by setting it's width to something smaller than the content it was displaying. I can see what you are saying, but in my case this is not an issue because it is a full scre

Re: HTMLviewer - Clipping Issues Solution

On Feb 23, 2007, at 7:33 PM, Tom Benson wrote: > Just thought I'd let anyone who cares know > > If you are having refresh issues with the content of an HTMLviewer (I > have mulitple overlapping instances on different page panel pages), > then the answer is to set any of the instances that are not

Re: HTMLViewer tips?

Dennis Birch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm having a real problem getting consistent display from an > HTMLViewer. I'm wondering if anybody has compiled a set of tips for > using this control successfully. > > I'm trying to use it in Mac OS X 10.4.8 on an Intel iMac. Well, I've added some addi

Re: HTMLViewer tips?

On 2/15/07, Dave Wooldridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: on 2/15/07 10:53 AM, Dennis Birch wrote: > I'm seeing this in RB 2007R1. > > The HTMLViewer control is the only object on the page. It's locked to > the four edges, except at the bottom which is 15 pixels above the > bottom of the window to

Re: HTMLViewer tips?

on 2/15/07 10:53 AM, Dennis Birch wrote: > I'm seeing this in RB 2007R1. > > The HTMLViewer control is the only object on the page. It's locked to > the four edges, except at the bottom which is 15 pixels above the > bottom of the window to allow the window's resize widget to show. > Any suggesti

Re: HTMLViewer tips?

On 2/15/07, Dave Wooldridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: on 2/15/07 9:59 AM, Dennis Birch wrote: > I'm having a real problem getting consistent display from an > HTMLViewer. I'm wondering if anybody has compiled a set of tips for > using this control successfully. > I'm trying to use it in Mac OS

Re: HTMLViewer tips?

on 2/15/07 9:59 AM, Dennis Birch wrote: > I'm having a real problem getting consistent display from an > HTMLViewer. I'm wondering if anybody has compiled a set of tips for > using this control successfully. > I'm trying to use it in Mac OS X 10.4.8 on an Intel iMac. > Its containing window's Comp

Re: Re: Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

Well it's close enough. It also fires before the original page loads, but that's easy to take care of with a check for a flag I can set when the page loads originally. Thanks. On 12/8/06, Steve Garman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: In a message regarding Re: Re: Re: HTMLViewer que

Re: Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

In a message regarding Re: Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions dated Fri, 8 Dec 2006 07:39:28 -0800, Dennis Birch said that ... > It appears to me that TitleChanged fires after the results of clicking > on a link, i.e. a different page loads. I want to trap the link click > and take an action o

Re: Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

It appears to me that TitleChanged fires after the results of clicking on a link, i.e. a different page loads. I want to trap the link click and take an action on it (put up an alert and prevent any further action when necessary). On 12/8/06, Marc Zeedar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Thu, Decem

Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

On Thu, December 7, 2006 7:03 pm, Dennis Birch wrote: > > Now if only I could figure out how to tell when a link has been clicked. I just did something that required this -- I found that the TitleChanged event fires when the user clicks a link. -- Marc Zeedar Publisher REALbasic Developer Maga

Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

On Thu, December 7, 2006 7:03 pm, Dennis Birch wrote: > > Now if only I could figure out how to tell when a link has been clicked. I just worked with something that needed this -- the TitleChanged event fires when a user clicks a link. -- Marc Zeedar Publisher REALbasic Developer Magazine http

Re: HTMLViewer questions

On 2006-12-07, at 20:03, Dennis Birch wrote: Now if only I could figure out how to tell when a link has been clicked. I just wonder if that is possible, I understand you mean tell RB (your app) when a link is clicked.. I think you could detect "page change" or "title change" or when

Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

As I mentioned in my earlier reply, I'm on Mac OS. I just realized that my application is writing out the CSS in the file differently for my "Preview" file than for my final documents, which explains the lack of support I was seeing in that regard. I can fix that. The Reload thing has become mo

Re: HTMLViewer questions

On 2006-12-07, at 19:38, Dennis Birch wrote: On 12/7/06, Sven E Olsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 2006-12-07, at 19:03, Dennis Birch wrote: > I've just started experimenting with the built-in HTMLViewer class, > and I have a few questions I hope somebody can help me answer. > > 1) If I ri

Re: Re: HTMLViewer questions

On 12/7/06, Sven E Olsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 2006-12-07, at 19:03, Dennis Birch wrote: > I've just started experimenting with the built-in HTMLViewer class, > and I have a few questions I hope somebody can help me answer. > > 1) If I right-click in the control, a contextual menu with

Re: HTMLViewer questions

On 2006-12-07, at 19:03, Dennis Birch wrote: I've just started experimenting with the built-in HTMLViewer class, and I have a few questions I hope somebody can help me answer. 1) If I right-click in the control, a contextual menu with a "Reload" menuitem appears. I have tried adding "Return Tr

RE: HTMLViewer and WebBrowser Refresh bugs

Tom, I reported it for Windows 2000 and XP, using 2006r4 and 2005r4. Unfortunately the code you posted does not work on Windows for these controls (HTMLViewer and WebBrowser). Not even using Window.RefreshRect or ControlName.RefreshRect. I found this bug when trying to get a workaround for this

Re: HTMLViewer and WebBrowser Refresh bugs

Carlos, OS X, Windows or Linux? If OS X - Composite or non composite windows?? Also, i know you have a workaround, but how about trying HTMLviewer.window.refreshrect HTMLviewer.left, HTMLviewer.top,HTMLviewer.width,HTMLviewer.height,false This has got to be a better solution - Tom On 03/1

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows - [WORKAROUND]

On Oct 6, 2006, at 6:05 AM, Carlos M wrote: I've added a workaround to the HTMLViewer.IsAvaliable report for Windows that from my tests works fine and that is: Add a window property: - mIsHTMLViewerAvailable As Boolean On HTMLViewer Open event place: Sub Open() Me.LoadURL "about:blank" En

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows - [WORKAROUND]

It seems to do the trick, thanks... stan On Oct 06, 2006 11:02 AM, Stan Busk wrote: Yes, its has been reported here:

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows

Actually, my problem is slightly different. I was ignoring the IsAvailable property completely until I was getting NilObject errors with the LoadURL method. I know, I know - I should be checking the property; but, this application is only for my use anyway. Does your application work if yo

RE: HTMLViewer on Windows - [WORKAROUND]

On Oct 06, 2006 11:02 AM, Stan Busk wrote: > Yes, its has been reported here: > > Please vote! I've added a workaround to the HTMLViewer.IsAvaliable report for Windows that from my tests works fine and that is: Add a window

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows

Hi, Yes! Stan Hmm, I'm fairly new to this list (and RB for that matter). I've found this problem also, so I wanted to vote. Clicked on the link and got onto your report. I did'nt find the "vote" functionality. I added it to my watchlist. Is this "voting" ? TIA Bart On 6-okt-06, at

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows

Yes, that it "vote" On Vie, 6 de Octubre de 2006, 12:12 pm, Bart Pietercil wrote: > Hmm, > > I'm fairly new to this list (and RB for that matter). I've found this > problem also, so I wanted to vote. Clicked on the link and got onto > your report. I did'nt find the "vote" functionality. I added it

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows

Hmm, I'm fairly new to this list (and RB for that matter). I've found this problem also, so I wanted to vote. Clicked on the link and got onto your report. I did'nt find the "vote" functionality. I added it to my watchlist. Is this "voting" ? TIA Bart On 6-okt-06, at 12:01, Stan Busk w

Re: HTMLViewer on Windows

Hi, Yes, its has been reported here: http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/ viewreport.php?reportid=lxqfjatc Please vote! Stan Hello! I have an HTMLViewer in an application I run on both Windows XP and Mac OS 10.4. On the Mac platform, everything works well. However, on the Windows pl

Re: htmlviewer bug? 1 left arrow key = 2 steps left

Hi Carlos M napsal(a): I just filled a bug report: ffqtijkz http://snipurl.com/ffqtijkz Carlos thanks a lot -- Slave www.sedlar.org ::: www.r3d.cz ::: www.mojefoto.net ___ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode:

RE: htmlviewer bug? 1 left arrow key = 2 steps left

On Aug 11, 2006 12:09 AM, slave wrote: > to add some more details, forinstance if I browse google, > so I type something into the search box but when I press > the left arrow key, the cursor goes twice... If I press > the delete button, it deletes two chars... > How is this possible? Unfortunately

Re: htmlviewer bug? 1 left arrow key = 2 steps left

Hello to add some more details, forinstance if I browse google, so I type something into the search box but when I press the left arrow key, the cursor goes twice... If I press the delete button, it deletes two chars... How is this possible? Thanks for any replies... -- Slave www.sedlar.org :

RE: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

Subject: RE: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files From: "Walter Purvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2006 12:41:58 -0400 -Original Message- You do know that both of these things happen because IE does them. It's not an RB thing (RB is using

RE: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

> -Original Message- > >> So your question is really does WebKit do XML syntax > highlighting > >> and the answer is no. > > > > Yes I do and yes that was my question, or half my > question. What about > > basic display of XML? Is there any formatting at all? > > Nope. Al

Re: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

on 8/5/06 12:41 PM, Walter Purvis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> -Original Message- >> You do know that both of these things happen because IE does >> them. It's not an RB thing (RB is using IE's ActiveX control). >> >> So your question is really does WebKit do XML syntax >> highli

RE: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

> -Original Message- > You do know that both of these things happen because IE does > them. It's not an RB thing (RB is using IE's ActiveX control). > > So your question is really does WebKit do XML syntax > highlighting and the answer is no. Yes I do and yes that was my question

Re: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

on 8/5/06 12:01 PM, Walter Purvis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> -Original Message- >> Now that's sweet! >> >> If only it rendered RTFDs (RTFs with pictures), it would be >> officially Freakin' Sweet. Alas. >> >> Does this work on Windows? > > It does work on Windows, including R

RE: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

> -Original Message- > Now that's sweet! > > If only it rendered RTFDs (RTFs with pictures), it would be > officially Freakin' Sweet. Alas. > > Does this work on Windows? It does work on Windows, including RTFs with pictures, if you have Word installed, through the magic of OLE (

Re: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

Subject: Re: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files From: Stephen Dodd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2006 13:42:04 +0100 I just - by error - dropped a rtf file above a HTMLViewer (my running project) and get the surprise to see the file perfectly rendered on _my_ window...

Re: HTMLViewer (on Mac OS X) likes rtf files

I just - by error - dropped a rtf file above a HTMLViewer (my running project) and get the surprise to see the file perfectly rendered on _my_ window... Now that's sweet! If only it rendered RTFDs (RTFs with pictures), it would be officially Freakin' Sweet. Alas. Does this work on Windows?

Re: HTMLViewer array member hard crash on Windows

Oops - uploaded wrong test project to report. Correct one is there now... Bug report: http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=xxyspsyd ___ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode:

Re: HTMLViewer and PagesPanel?

Thanks Ken, I've signed on. I'm disappointed to see that this issue has been reported as existing since at least RB 2005r4. I'd think that with 24 people asking for it to be fixed, and three releases since 2005r4, there'd be at least a small amount of time to address this. Doesn't make sense

Re: HTMLViewer and PagesPanel?

Ed Lee wrote: Hi folks: I'm seeing some weirdness with an HTMLViewer control when I overlay it on a PagesPanel control. Specifically, the HTMLViewer seems to be on top of all pages being displayed in the panel, even when I've confirmed that the order of my controls is correct (it's the last

Re: HTMLViewer Force-Download Header

Hi Jeff, That could work. Are you in control of the server? Perhaps you could hit a PHP file with different get variables. One that sent the entire file, and another that used linux tools to create a preview and sent that. I've done that with images where I use the PHP image manipulation li

Re: HTMLViewer Force-Download Header

> I've been trying to get a file to appear in an HTMLViewer but the > HTMLViewer window remains empty and does not throw an error - if I > use the same url in Safari then the file downloads without trouble. You have to code/handle this yourself, there is no error, the htmlViewer does not come wit

Re: HTMLViewer Force-Download Header

Thanks Deane, Yes, this is what I'm doing at the moment however these are mp3 files and I'd love to be able to use movieplayer.movie=openurlmovie(url) to provide a preview of the track and avoid having to download the entire file or if the htmlviewer would load the file then it could star

Re: HTMLViewer Force-Download Header

Only thing I can think of, and it's not really that great a solution, is to use an HTTP socket to download the file. Then you open it in your HTMLViewer by loading the downloaded file using LoadPage. It's messy, it's ugly, but it's the only thing I can think of. If we could set the HTML for

Re: HTMLViewer, HTTPSOcket questiion

Am 19.06.2006 um 00:31 schrieb Carlos M: On Jun 18, 2006 9:37 PM, Barry Traver wrote: I tried adding the following to my code: Dim Temp7 As Int32 Temp7 = HTTPSocket1.HTTPStatusCode MsgBox Str(Temp7) What I get is a 200, not a 302 or 301 redirect code (assuming I put the preceding

RE: HTMLViewer, HTTPSOcket questiion

On Jun 18, 2006 9:37 PM, Barry Traver wrote: > I tried adding the following to my code: > > Dim Temp7 As Int32 > Temp7 = HTTPSocket1.HTTPStatusCode > MsgBox Str(Temp7) > > What I get is a 200, not a 302 or 301 redirect code > (assuming I put the preceding in the correct place, which is

Re: HTMLViewer, HTTPSOcket questiion

Hi Carlos, Are you sure you know how that webpage functions? I got into work early so tried it out, the page does not just accept a URL with GET variables. At some point it's setting up a cookie that contains the time variable and I believe unless that is at least set it will redirect you t

Re: HTMLViewer, HTTPSOcket questiion

Carlos, I presume that URL is redirecting to a different page. On the HTTPSocket check (on PageReceived) the httpStatus code to see if you get a 302 or 301 redirect code - if yes, then check the headers for the new URL location. I tried adding the following to my code: Dim Temp7 As Int3

Re: HTMLViewer, HTTPSOcket questiion

Carlos, Where I'm most in need of an explanatory example, the Language Reference fails to provide one. For example, this code works: Temp2 = HTTPSocket1.Get(Temp1, 30) but the docs do not seem to indicate that you can do that. All they mention is something like this: HTTPSocket

RE: HTMLViewer, HTTPSOcket questiion

On Jun 18, 2006 2:07 PM, Barry Traver wrote: > I can't seem to get HTTPSocket to give me what HTMLViewer > (correctly) gives me. > > I seem to get the HTML for a different page altogether. > (It's certainly not what I get if I go to that URL and "View > Source" with a regular Web browser.) > > Any

Re: htmlviewer question

:-/ well, atleast i'm glad you understand it now Maarten On 06/06/06, Youri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ok, I've got it now. I understand quick if explained slowly sometimes ;-) Cheers, Youri ___ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode:

Re: htmlviewer question

Ok, I've got it now. I understand quick if explained slowly sometimes ;-) Cheers, Youri Sven E Olsson wrote: On Jun 06, 2006, at 8:43 AM, Youri wrote: Sorry Maarten, but I don't get it. I understand that with this method I can render html from a string within my Application without

Re: htmlviewer question

On Jun 06, 2006, at 8:43 AM, Youri wrote: Sorry Maarten, but I don't get it. I understand that with this method I can render html from a string within my Application without having to save a temporary file on my Hard Disk, right? There is three methods to 'load' html stuff .. 1 - HTML

Re: htmlviewer question

Sorry Maarten, but I don't get it. I understand that with this method I can render html from a string within my Application without having to save a temporary file on my Hard Disk, right? Therefore what is the use for "FolderItemForRelativePath", if there is NO file to point to? "HTMLVie

Re: htmlviewer question

no, you don't. You can also show source in the htmklviewer, without saving a temp file. Or explain what this method is for otherwise: HTMLViewer.LoadPage Source as String, RelativeTo as FolderItem. On 05/06/06, Giuseppe Farese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Jun 5, 2006, at 9:58 AM, Youri wrote

Re: htmlviewer question

On Jun 5, 2006, at 9:58 AM, Youri wrote: Maarten, I was just wandering around this feature. Do you mean I can't simply put something like this : EditField_source.text socket1.get (EditField1.Text,10) and have it rendered in the htmlviewer? Do you want to render the HTML source code in

Re: htmlviewer question

The path that the folderitem points to is the path that the html is relative to. For example: if you have this in your source: MIDI file and the folderitem points to "C:/Files", the link will open C:/Files/bla.mid Maarten On 05/06/06, Youri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Maarten de Vries wrote:

Re: htmlviewer question

Maarten de Vries wrote: Well, you don't have to.. what I said (or atleast try to say) is that you can put a string into the htmlviewer, but the relative path is represented by a folderitem. There are 2 LoadPage methods. One that loads from a folderitem, and one that loads from a string. M

Re: htmlviewer question

Well, you don't have to.. what I said (or atleast try to say) is that you can put a string into the htmlviewer, but the relative path is represented by a folderitem. There are 2 LoadPage methods. One that loads from a folderitem, and one that loads from a string. HTMLViewer.LoadPage Source, Rela

Re: htmlviewer question

Ok, I reply to myself. If I understood well (and it works) you have to create a text file on your Hard drive in order to render the source of a web page. Thanks Marteen, Youri Youri wrote: Maarten, I was just wandering around this feature. Do you mean I can't simply put something

Re: htmlviewer question

Maarten, I was just wandering around this feature. Do you mean I can't simply put something like this : EditField_source.text socket1.get (EditField1.Text,10) and have it rendered in the htmlviewer? Youri Maarten de Vries wrote: Well, what are you doing? I assume you use the HTMLSock

Re: htmlviewer question

Well, what are you doing? I assume you use the HTMLSocket to retrieve the source and then edit it. If this is working, then simply do this: HTMLViewer.LoadPage Source, RelativeTo Note that relative to is a folderitem, not a string. Maarten On 05/06/06, Youri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm tr

Re: HTMLViewer

Ok will do thanks. I haven't used your plugins yet, but they look brilliant. Regards, Giles Williams, QLE Internet Services (http://www.qlehosting.com/). The Open Cluster Project (http://www2.hppc.co.uk/myhppc/theocp/). NetReal Network Integrated Services (http://netreal.qlehosting.com/). On

Re: HTMLViewer

Giles Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks. > > I should have said, but I've decided that the way that it resized was > stupid, so it's no longer an issue. What? In case you use the HTMLViewer control from RB, you may still check the HTMLViewer extensions from my plugins. Gruß Christian

Re: HTMLViewer

Thanks. I should have said, but I've decided that the way that it resized was stupid, so it's no longer an issue. Regards, Giles Williams, QLE Internet Services (http://www.qlehosting.com/). The Open Cluster Project (http://www2.hppc.co.uk/myhppc/theocp/). NetReal Network Integrated Service

Re: HTMLViewer

Giles Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All. > > I have now downloaded that and am using a demo liscence. > > Only one problem, I can't work out how to get the WebKit Plugin to > load a page if I just pass it the source. > Is that even possible with the Webkit Plugin? Sure. Use WebFr

Re: HTMLViewer

Hi All. I have now downloaded that and am using a demo liscence. Only one problem, I can't work out how to get the WebKit Plugin to load a page if I just pass it the source. Is that even possible with the Webkit Plugin? Giles. On 1 Jun 2006, at 17:04, Stefan Pantke wrote: You should chec

Re: HTMLViewer

You should check the WebKit part of the plugin, not the (older) HTML viewer. MBS' WebKit uses Apple's WebKit. This, it is basically the same functionality as Safari is. In the past, the MBS' WebKit plugin had certain problems (e.g. refresh). Don't know if these are still there. WebKit it

Re: HTMLViewer

On Jun 01, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Giles Williams wrote: Hi. Thanks for quick response. I have tried the MBS Plugin, but the Viewer seems not to support CSS. The problem I have is that whenever I resize a window with HTMLViewer, the Control does wierd things like jump up about 20 pixels.

Re: HTMLViewer

Hi. Thanks for quick response. I have tried the MBS Plugin, but the Viewer seems not to support CSS. The problem I have is that whenever I resize a window with HTMLViewer, the Control does wierd things like jump up about 20 pixels. On 1 Jun 2006, at 14:24, Sven E Olsson wrote: On Jun 01,

Re: HTMLViewer

On Jun 01, 2006, at 3:15 PM, Giles Williams wrote: Hi is there an alternative to the RB HTMLViewer Control for Mac? http://www.monkeybreadsoftware.de/realbasic/plugins.shtml Sven E Olsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.xhtmlsoft.com feed://www.xhtmlsoft.com/rss/rss.xml

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

RB Geek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Christian, > > Do you have anything ready for release that adds your > Webkit methods to the RB HTMLViewer, or is that still > a work in progress? It sounds very interesting. Well, a good start is this page:

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

Well, I added myself to that report, though in my experience with Quicktime 7 this problem now occurs immediately, without any resizing required. Thanks for pointing out the report. Jon --- dazz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > yes i had reported this problem like one year ago > already. still here

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

yes i had reported this problem like one year ago already. still here i guess... http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=ozlsqpzd On 17 avr. 06, at 22:47, RB Geek wrote: I am working on a Mac OS X application that uses HTML to display some information to the user, includ

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

Christian, Do you have anything ready for release that adds your Webkit methods to the RB HTMLViewer, or is that still a work in progress? It sounds very interesting. Thanks, Jon --- Christian Schmitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > RB Geek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Erick, > > > > If y

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

On 19 apr 2006, at 08.14, E. Tejkowski wrote: Someone was kind enough to send me a demo project that demonstrates the simple tasks of loading a page into the HTMLViewer control. Interestingly, the project does not exhibit the same problems that I see in my own test project. If you are inte

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

The same nice person helped me figure out what was going wrong. It seems that the HTMLViewer can't be used unless it has all of the Lock checkboxes selected. Erick On Apr 19, 2006, at 1:14 AM, E. Tejkowski wrote: Someone was kind enough to send me a demo project that demonstrates the sim

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

Someone was kind enough to send me a demo project that demonstrates the simple tasks of loading a page into the HTMLViewer control. Interestingly, the project does not exhibit the same problems that I see in my own test project. If you are interested in seeing this weirdness for yourself, c

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

On Apr 18, 2006, at 10:00 AM, Sven E Olsson wrote: On 18 apr 2006, at 01.43, E. Tejkowski wrote: I haven't noticed this mentioned, but has anyone else had problems using the HTMLViewer in Mac projects (6r2)? I can't get even the most trivial example to work correctly. The first page I load

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

RB Geek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Erick, > > If you haven't tried the Monkeybread plugin's WebkitMBS object, it's > certainly worth a look. I think more interesting is the thing that I try to move my Webkit methods to the HTMLViewer from RB so you have both. My control has sometimes redraw p

Re: HTMLViewer and Quicktime plugin

Sven, Thanks for looking at it, anyway. I tried your method, too, with the same results. I have been using the Monkeybread WebkitMBS object, which implements a Reload method that allows me to get around any refresh problems that I have seen, but it doesn't fare any better with the Quicktime stu

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