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Re: HTMLViewer Options

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Subject: Re: HTMLViewer Options
From: Rob <rb at down2business dot com>
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 12:24:23 -0500
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Hi Thom,
I've done something similar to what your looking for for a kiosk app.  
Email me off list and I'll send you details if you need it. The code  
isn't all that clean but it works.
Basically it reads a preference file which defines the appearance and  
acceptable domains, after 5 min. of inactivity it reverts to the  
homepage. It has home, forward, back and refresh functions that work  
through a history dictionary.
The layout is optimized for Windows but it should work with few  
alterations on OSX as well.
Let me know if you are interested and I'll clean up the code and send  
it to you.

Rob
On Nov 30, 2007, at 10:00 AM, Thom McGrath wrote:

> In spite of major shortcomings in the built-in HTMLViewer, I'm looking
> for alternatives. The MBS plugin has me covered on the Mac, as well as
> some helpful Cocoa code posted here. So the Mac is not my issue. My
> issue is Windows.
>
> Are there declares that can be made (like on the Mac) to handle the
> Back and Forward functions on Windows? If there are not, is there an
> alternative that can provide me a solution?
>
> My project is a very small, almost feature-less web browser. I am
> working on an internal company website for our chain of 13 Subway
> Restaurants. I want to be able to provide access to this on our cash
> registers, without opening the entire entire to our entire staff of
> mostly high school students. So I'm building a mini-browser that
> doesn't even have a url field - but the Back and Forward features are
> something this tool MUST have in order to work with our vendors
> websites.
>
> I'm getting very frustrated, personally. I find that I can never
> complete a project due to some dumb bug, or incomplete feature. Even
> something this simple, looks like I may not be able to achieve in
> REALbasic, forcing me to learn a new tool and language. This is why I
> haven't renewed in a while...
>
> --
> Thom McGrath
> The ZAZ Studios
> <http://www.thezaz.com/> AIM: thezazstudios
>
>
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