Try this command to set the browsers source to any data you want:
revBrowserSet["htmltext"] to the text of field 1
I don't think you can get the content of a htmlform from the browser
object directly. Also that seems rather backwards to me, htmlform
fields have even less build in styling possibilities then rev fields.
You might try to select the entered text manually (might also be
possible with javascript), and look if you get anything afterwards by
using this:
put revBrowserGet(BrowserID, "selected") into field 1
Have fun
Bjoernke
On 09 May 2007, at 15:47, Terry Vogelaar wrote:
Hi all,
I am happy with the new browser features the newest beta/release
candidate has. It can display HTML files, both online and offline.
But how about data in a stack? Suppose I have a field or a variable
containing XHTML with CSS. I cannot set the htmlText of a field to
that without losing layout elements.
I could setup the stack as CGI and navigate the browser to
http://127.0.0.1/form.cgi, but that is a lot of overhead.
A better workaround is to write the content to a text file and then
navigate the browser element to
file:///Users/my/Desktop/whatever.html. But it is still a workaround.
So I wonder: is there also a DIRECT way to do that?
Also, I understand that it is 'impossible' (yet) to edit text in the
browser :-) But what about form entries? Can the stack receive
feedback from the browser in any way?
Terry
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