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Re: HTMLViewer.LoadPage

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Subject: Re: HTMLViewer.LoadPage
From: Jonathan Johnson <jonj at realsoftware dot com>
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:19:23 -0600
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On 10/31/05, a.zatsepin <a dot zatsepin at softage dot ru> wrote:

> Exception message: The BaseFile parameter to LoadPage must be an
> existing file, not folder"

(snip)

> HtmlViewer1.LoadPage(s,GetFolderItem("")) ' here s is not empty - it's
> really has some html code. I tried to check a value returned  by
> GetFolderItem - it's Ok.

As the exception message suggests, GetFolderItem("") returns a folder,
but the WebKit on Mac OS X requires the relative file to be a file
(not folder) and exist. Pointing it to any non-folder item next to
your application should work.

HTH,
Jon


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