Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On 15 Jul 2004, at 3:34 am, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I am creating files that need to be opened in the user's default browser. In OS X I can do this by setting the filetype to "????????" which forces OS X to use the default browser. Since revGoURL uses AppleScript on Macs, I suspect this filetype will cause the file to open in TextEdit on OS 9. If someone here knows the correct filetype to use on MacOS 9 it will save me some experimentation time (or will the generic one above work?)
What if you set the filetype to "????HTML" - would that be enough to convince it to use the default browser. Even on OS 9, if there is no filetype set i.e. set it to empty, would the extension ".html" not be enough to force it to use the default browser?
I can use an IE creator code as a last resort, but I don't want to.
No, I hate it when apps insist on starting something other than my chosen browser.
The best I've been able to come up with it to branch the code for OS X, using the "GURLGURL" Apple event for OS 9 and earlier and "open location" with a "????????" filetype for OS X.
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