Michael > I looked at these suggestions still need help
you need to copy to look to find to search to make it work kinda thing it is you know ;) Like every skill... > 1 Cannot see how I set the Htmltext when I am putting the > text into the field local mylastsearch on mouseup put "http://runrev.com"; into thisurl get url thisurl # i'll skip the checking for brevity> put it into thisvariable set the htmlfield of fld "myhtmlfield" to thisvariable > 2. I need to search by a user entered search string so it has > to be by variable, how Do I use the Find command with a > variable, or is there a different way to do this? -- script continued... answer "search for what:" with mylastsearch if it is empty or the result is "cancel" then exit mouseup put lineoffset(it, fld "myhtmlfield") into x if x is less than one than answer "sorry '"& it & "' not found, at least you got an htmlfield!" exit mouseup end if else put offset(it,fld "myhtmlfield") into a set the textcolor of char a to a+length(it) of fld "myhtmlfield" to red put it into mylastsearch end mouseup something like that says my hat. I know it's incomplete but it should send you on your way to great scripting. The Find command is better used for stack card searching. In-field searching is done with offset searches and "text" selection or hiliting (in this case) ;) > 3. The revgourl seems to open the file, I don't want to open > the file, I want to open the Explorer Window to that file > location so then the user has access to the file to attach to > email or burn to CD ect. This is mainly going to be on Windows XP Pro if you want a fully featured example, find the DiscreteBrowser on http://MonsieurX.com which I think does it all but now does even more ;) Although CD burning... Let's get serious... There's also lots of examples in the RevDocs (find revgourl) that you can find via the "see also" in each 'card' - an exploration of the links and examples in revdocs usually solves most basic scripting questions... Xav http://monsieurx.com Stacks of nitrous injections for your stacks _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
