Hi,
I had the same problem as the OP of this thread. This is what I did,
it is fairly simple.
First, I created a stack and put the following script into the card
script:
on suspendStack
xBrowser_Unfocus
end suspendStack
on openField
xBrowser_Unfocus
end openField
on resizeStack
put the rect of this cd into myRect
add 24 to item 2 of myRect
subtract 14 from item 4 of myRect
xbrowser_Set "Rect",myRect
end resizeStack
Then I created a field on top of the card and called this field
"Url". I also added a button next to that field, with the following
script:
on mouseUp
xBrowser_Init "user","password"
xBrowser_Open the windowID of this stack,fld "Url"
resizeStack
end mouseUp
You could add one more button with the following script:
on mouseUp
XBrowser_Close
end mouseUp
Each time when you click the first button, a new browser element will
be created. There are no checks for availability of browser elements,
hence the try control structures. Although it is very rudimentary, it
should be sufficient as a starting point.
Note that I use the xBrowser_Init. The reason is that the browser
plugin included with Rev 2.8.1-dp-2 doesn't work. I am using an older
version, which works fine.
(Now off to QaC to post a few bugs...)
Best regards,
Mark
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Op 13-apr-2007, om 20:24 heeft Scott Rossi het volgende geschreven:
What I did:
1) Established a rect to display the browser object (I used a
graphic).
2) Copied the scripts of the demo browser stack into the script of
my stack,
referencing the above graphic, commenting out handlers I didn't need.
3) Duplicated the custom properties of the demo browser stack in my
stack.
This is necessary if you use the altBrowser scripts without any
modification.
4) Make sure the altBrowserState of your stack (one of the custom
properties
mentioned above) is true. Again, you need to do this if you use
the demo
scripts word-for-word. You can modify the scripts so this property
setting
is unnecessary.
Good luck.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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