> BR wrote:
> and you have a "flicker" as the "cache" htmltext seems to load
> and then the my code set it.
>
> So, now the question is... is the htmltext of browser widget
> a saved property?
I already answered both in my last post! Especially:
= To avoid flicker hide the widget until it is
Wow! That’s look like a minefield!
I vote to this: should we make a enhancement request?
** It would be a great feature if it were possible to delete the cache. **
I *finally* go the old htmltext/cache to go went away. But it too several
reboots and I tested on my Android etc. until it
Browser widget:
A. URL
There are some problems with caching if one sets the URL and reloads.
Then the chance is really big that you get fooled by the cache.
I tried even to delete the widget and create a new one with the same URL.
Also unloadig the url doesn't help.
I couldn't catch with several
I can't help you but thanks for the tip to ask for the htmltext property
when i need the page code.
On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 2:26 PM Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode
wrote:
> I have a strange phenomena
>
> 1) The htmltext of the browser widget does not seem to be available in the
>
